The state commissioner for Education, Dr Umar Doguwa made this known while briefing journalists in Kano.
He explained that any student who secured four credits in the last qualifying examinations (mock) in the state stands to benefit and be registered for the exams. He said government is paying N24,250 and N21,000 per student for NECO and NBAIS registration fees respectively.
“It was proposed to him (the governor) to pay for only those with eight credits but he rejected the proposal and opted to pay for any students with four credits in any course.
