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The administration awarded over ₦7 billion in scholarships and cleared ₦1.39 billion of public exam fees (WAEC, NECO, NBAIS and NABTEB) for Katsina students.

Almost 50 students were sponsored to study medicine abroad, and the state pays fees for students studying in Nigeria. Student allowances were increased and bursaries are paid promptly.

The magazine reports scholarships and bursaries paid to 136,175 students across four academic sessions, with a further payment approved for 24,452 students in 2025. 102 students were sponsored to study Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and Biotechnology in Egypt and China, 210 top students received Academic Excellence Awards, and first-class graduates were approved for permanent employment.