The Nigerian Government has submitted its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) interim report to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate
For those of them presently on ND programme, the HND fees would be waived accordingly.
The students of Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation Afaka in Kaduna have been exempted from paying school fees by the Federal Government throughout the duration of their courses in the school.
A plan to relocate the college to a safer location was also unveiled.
The Provost of the College, Dr. Usman Bello told journalists in Kaduna on Monday, that the Minister of Environment, Dr. Muhammad Mahmood Abubakar had concluded plans to temporarily relocate the College to a safer place with adequate security and vehicles to serve as shuttle to convey staff members and students from the temporary site to designated bus stops within the Kaduna metropolis.
Views: Visits 7 …To relocate college to a safer location By Ibrahim HassanWuyo The Federal Government has said that the students of Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation Afaka in Kaduna would no longer pay school fees throughout the duration of their course, while plans are on to relocate the college to a safer location. While addressing journalists in Kaduna on Monday, Provost of the College, Dr. Usman Bello said the Hon. Minister of Environment, Dr. Muhammad Mahmood Abubakar has concluded plans to temporarily relocate the College to a safer place; put in place adequate security as well as vehicles to serve as shuttle to convey staff and students alike from the temporary site to designated bus stops within the Kaduna metropolis.
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