Akiolu Calls for Better Education Funding, Teacher Pay
Lagos monarch Oba Rilwan Akiolu urges governments to increase education funding and pay teachers special salaries. He also supports WAEC's suspension of computer exams.
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Nigerian student tops the world in IGCSE English exam
Naomi Olayinka, a 16-year-old student at Chrisland Schools, has been awarded 'Top in the World' in English as a Second Language in the 2024 Cambridge IGCSE exams. Discover her inspiring journey to this global achievement!
KOICA Rewards Top Smart School Leaders in Nigeria
KOICA evaluates six smart schools across Nigeria, recognizes Kano State as overall winner. Forum assesses digital learning innovation and 21st-century skills development.
Nigeria Approves English as Official Teaching Language
Federal government cancels indigenous language instruction policy, making English the official medium of teaching across all educational levels nationwide.
ECOWAS uses Quranic education reform to fight terrorism
West African leaders are revolutionizing Islamic education systems to counter extremist ideologies, integrating modern curricula with traditional Quranic teachings to build resilience against terrorism.
NDLEA Warns Cross River Students Against Drug Abuse
Nigerian drug enforcement agency intensifies campaign against drug abuse among students in Cross River State, highlighting dangers and consequences of substance abuse.
ECOWAS reforms Quranic education to curb terrorism
West African leaders propose modernization of Quranic schools as key counter-terrorism measure, addressing radicalization through educational reform.
DISCO Battles Climate Change with School Tree Planting
In a bold move against climate change, a Nigerian electricity distribution company launches environmental sustainability project, planting trees at a Bauchi school to combat deforestation and educate youth.
Grande Oakbridge Montessori Celebrates 20 Years in Abuja
Grande Oakbridge Montessori School celebrates two decades of innovative education in Abuja, showcasing student achievements and community impact during anniversary festivities.
FiberOne Drives Digital Education Revolution in Nigerian Schools
FiberOne Broadband intensifies its CSR initiative with the Mindsmasterz Interschool Challenge, empowering Nigerian students through technology and digital education competitions across multiple states.
Kano Makes Hausa Official School Language
Kano State Assembly passes groundbreaking bill making Hausa the primary language for teaching in early education, marking a significant shift in Nigeria's educational landscape.
Aisha Yesufu Exposes Abuja's Crumbling Primary Schools
Prominent activist Aisha Yesufu exposes the deplorable conditions of Abuja's primary schools, highlighting broken facilities, inadequate learning environments, and government neglect threatening Nigeria's future.
Nigeria Senate Passes Anti-S3xual Harassment Education Bill
Nigeria's Senate has approved groundbreaking legislation creating severe penalties for educators convicted of s3xual harassment, marking a major victory for student safety nationwide.
Lagos Nursing Schools: JAMB Application Guide 2024
Discover the step-by-step application process for Lagos nursing schools through JAMB. Learn about requirements, deadlines, and tips for securing your spot in Nigeria's healthcare education system.
N45M Cybersecurity Training for Nigerian Educators
A major tech firm invests N45 million to train Nigerian educators in cybersecurity, empowering schools against rising digital threats across the country.
9-Year-Old Lagos Pupil Jumps to Death from School Building
Heartbreaking incident at a Lagos primary school as a 9-year-old girl takes her own life. Family claims persistent harassment led to the tragedy. School authorities under scrutiny.
Edo School Wins 2025 SEPLAT Energy Quiz Competition
St. John's Grammar School, Ubiaja, emerges victorious in the 2025 SEPLAT Energy National School Quiz Competition, securing ₦7 million educational grant and national recognition.
14-Year-Old Student Dies by Suicide After False Accusation
A 14-year-old secondary school student in Nigeria has died by suicide after being wrongly accused of a serious crime, sparking outrage and calls for better student protection policies in educational institutions.
Nigeria Phases Out Chalkboards by 2027 - Digital Era Begins
The Nigerian government unveils ambitious plan to replace traditional chalkboards with digital technology in all schools, marking a major shift in educational methodology.
Lagos Pushes Mandatory School Counselling for Mental Health
Lagos State House of Assembly takes decisive action to address rising mental health challenges among students by proposing compulsory counselling services across educational institutions.
Akpabio Lauds BMI's New Education Curriculum Tools
Senate President Godswill Akpabio and education leaders celebrate groundbreaking BMI assessment tools that are set to revolutionize Nigeria's new education curriculum with data-driven insights.
Lagos Public Schools Excel in Academic Quiz Competition
Discover how a recent quiz competition is transforming education in Lagos public schools and rewarding academic excellence among students across the state.
Gombe Plans School Census to Fix Education Problems
Gombe State government announces groundbreaking educational census to identify and solve systemic problems in schools across the state, addressing infrastructure gaps and improving learning outcomes.
USOSA Alumni Challenged to Drive Nigeria's Progress
Professor Chukwu challenges alumni association to intensify commitment to Nigeria's progress through education and national service
World Schools Summit: Experts Tackle Global Education Crisis
Education leaders worldwide are gathering at the World Schools Summit in the UK to address the deepening global learning crisis and create actionable solutions for transforming education systems.
Teacher rejects Vice Principal promotion in Nigeria
A Nigerian teacher's surprising decision to decline a Vice Principal position sparks nationwide conversation about career satisfaction and educational leadership challenges in Nigeria.
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