NANS urges new Education Minister to end Strikes, boost welfare for educators

NANS to New Education Minister: End Strikes, Boost Educators’ Welfare

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has called on the newly appointed Education Minister, Tunji Alausa, to take urgent action to prevent strike actions by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and other university unions. The students are pushing for sustainable funding and improved welfare for educators across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions. In a…

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NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship 2024: Apply Now!

The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) is proud to announce the launch of its 2024 Undergraduate Scholarship, a prestigious program designed to support the academic journey of Nigeria’s brightest young minds. This year, the scholarship is offering a significant annual award of N300,000 to selected students, renewable each year based on their academic performance. The goal of…

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LASG seeks equal opportunities for pupils in low-fee-paying schools

Low-income schools to get equal chance for pupils’ success

The Lagos State Residents Registration Agency’s General Manager, Bilikiss Adebiyi–Abiola, emphasized the importance of registering pupils in low-fee-paying private schools to ensure that all residents are accurately counted and represented in government planning for improved access to essential services. She made this statement during the official relaunch and inaugural conference of the SEED-LASRRA Partnership, themed…

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Otti renames Abia poly after ex-governor, Onu

Onu Abia University

The Abia State Government has rebranded the Abia State Polytechnic in Aba in honour of the first Executive Governor of Abia State, the late Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu. This announcement was made by the state’s governor, Alex Otti, during an interdenominational church service in Umuahia, the state capital, to celebrate the life of the departed statesman….

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The Nigeria Education Crisis 3: Teacher and Teaching Issues

Nigeria’s Education in Crisis: The Often-Overlooked Woes of Teachers and the Teaching Profession

The quality of education in any nation is deeply connected to the caliber of its teachers. In Nigeria, the teaching profession is often marred by poor working conditions, inadequate training, and lack of societal recognition. This has had a long-standing impact on the country’s educational system, affecting millions of students who rely on it for…

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Economic hardship: Support tertiary institutions, VC urges FG

Government Should Prioritize Funding for Tertiary Institutions to Address Economic Challenges

In a bid to combat the economic challenges facing the country, the Federal Government has been called upon to provide support to private tertiary institutions. Speaking at a press conference in Ibadan, the Vice-Chancellor of Precious Cornerstone University, Timothy Adejumo, emphasized the importance of government backing for these institutions. Adejumo shared his concerns about the…

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NAPPS hails Tinubu on new curriculum

NAPS Praises Tinubu on New Curriculum Reforms

The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the newly launched entrepreneurship curriculum for students in basic schools, emphasizing the need for skill acquisition in driving national progress. In addition, the association announced its plan to grant scholarships to 52 minors who were recently released from detention,…

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NMEC launches new curriculum to empower adult learners with skills

Empowering Adult Learners: New Curriculum for Rising Opportunities

The National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education (NMEC) has launched a revitalized curriculum, marking a significant step towards enhancing adult education in Nigeria. This revamped curriculum, unveiled by Akpama Simon, NMEC’s executive secretary, at a review session in Nasarawa, is designed to be more inclusive, flexible, and relevant to the diverse needs…

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10 Facts about Women Right in Nigeria — Naijawebinfo

Nigeria’s Gender Gap: Uncovering the Challenges and Struggles of Women’s Rights

The evolution of the women’s rights movement has been marked by both remarkable progress and persistent challenges. Spanning centuries, the global effort to advance women’s rights has led to significant legal reforms, cultural shifts, and new opportunities for millions of women worldwide. Despite these gains, however, significant disparities persist, with different regions and communities facing…

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NELFUND disburses N11b in six months, aiding 90,000 students

N11 Billion Allocated to 90,000 Students in Six Months Through NELFUND Disbursal

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has made a significant impact since its inception, with its Managing Director, Dr. Akintunde Sawyerr, announcing the disbursement of N11 billion to 90,000 students in just six months. This milestone achievement was revealed during a Senate Committee on Tertiary Institutions and TETFUND oversight visit to NELFUND’s headquarters in Abuja….

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Nigerian entrepreneur urges support for CleverMinds’ free education initiative

Support Nigerian Entrepreneur’s Drive for Free Education through CleverMinds

Nigerian entrepreneur and missionary, Melody Fidel, has called on Nigerians and non-governmental organizations to join forces with CleverMinds School in Warri, Delta State, in its mission to provide free education to underprivileged children. Fidel’s visit to the school was a memorable one, as he encouraged students to adopt positive attitudes and remain focused on their…

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