Gov. Radda Approves Automatic Jobs for Katsina First-Class Graduates, Clears Scholarship Backlog

Gov. Radda Approves Automatic Jobs for Katsina First-Class Graduates, Clears Scholarship Backlog

Gov. Radda Approves Automatic Jobs for Katsina First-Class Graduates, Clears Scholarship Backlog

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has approved automatic employment for Katsina indigenes who graduate with first-class honours from universities nationwide.

The governor also announced that scholarship backlogs owed to Katsina students from 2021 to 2026 have been fully cleared.

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The dual intervention targets two major challenges for graduates: job access and unpaid scholarships. Automatic employment is expected to retain top academic talent within the state, while clearing the backlog provides financial relief to students and families.

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The policy reinforces the administration’s focus on education as a driver of human capital development in Katsina.