Little Miss Kogi Champions Girls' Education in Africa
Queen Aishat Audu, Little Miss Kogi, advocates for safer schools, digital literacy, and talent development opportunities for African girls at 2025 Women Conference in Ghana.
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Nigeria Shuts 47 Unity Colleges Over Security Threats
Federal Government orders immediate closure of 47 unity colleges following attacks in Kebbi and Niger states. 25 schoolgirls abducted, vice principal killed. Read full details.
Police Debunk False Kidnap Report at Nasarawa School
Nasarawa Police confirm St. Peter's Academy kidnap report was false alarm after hunters with guns scared pupils. Authorities urge media verification amid rising school abductions in northern Nigeria.
CAN condemns abduction at Niger Catholic school
Christian Association of Nigeria condemns abduction of pupils, teachers at St. Mary's Catholic Schools in Niger state. CAN working with security agencies for rescue.
Students, Teachers Kidnapped in Niger School Attack
Gunmen attacked St. Mary's Catholic schools in Papiri, Niger State, kidnapping pupils, students and teachers. Security agencies are coordinating rescue efforts. Pray for their safe return.
Obi Demands Urgent Investment in Nigeria's Education
Peter Obi declares that Nigeria's national transformation is impossible without decisive investment in education. He calls for curriculum updates and better funding to combat insecurity and economic decline.
Nigeria Ends Mother Tongue Education Policy
Nigeria's government cancels indigenous language teaching policy after WAEC, NECO failures surge. Education Minister cites evidence-based decision for English-only instruction.
CBN Seeks Better Fiscal-Monetary Policy Alignment
CBN executives and economic experts emphasize urgent need for coordinated monetary and fiscal policies to achieve Nigeria's economic stability. Learn about the new framework.
Students Call for Safe Learning Environment in Bauchi
Bauchi students used World Children's Day 2025 to demand safer schools, better welfare and education investment from government. UNICEF event highlights child rights progress.
4 Farmers Kidnapped in Kwara, Schools Closed Over Insecurity
Gunmen abducted four farmers in Kwara's Edu LGA while harvesting crops. State government closes schools in four local governments amid security crisis. Read latest updates.
NHRC: Kebbi, Kwara Attacks Undermine Safe Schools Declaration
National Human Rights Commission warns recent Kebbi schoolgirls abduction and Kwara worshipers killings threaten Nigeria's constitutional duty to protect life. Urgent government action demanded.
1,000 Lagos Schoolgirls Receive Sanitary Pad Donation
Girl-child promoter Toya Adeniyi empowers 1,000 Lagos schoolgirls with sanitary pads, linking menstrual health to education for a brighter future. Support the movement!
UNICEF condemns Kebbi school attack, 25 kidnapped
UNICEF condemns terrorist attack on Kebbi school where 25 students were kidnapped, demands urgent protection for schools and implementation of Safe Schools Declaration.
UAC Boosts Early Childhood Education in Lagos
UAC of Nigeria Plc reinforces its commitment to Early Childhood Education with the successful 2025 Book Donation Drive, empowering pupils in Lagos Island schools.
Nigeria's School Abduction Crisis: 1,600+ Students
Comprehensive timeline of Nigeria's school abduction crisis from Chibok to Kebbi, examining the devastating impact on education and urgent need for security reforms.
Taraba Gov Postpones APC Defection Over Kebbi Abduction
Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas postpones his planned defection to APC following the heartbreaking abduction of schoolgirls in Kebbi State, urging security agencies to intensify rescue efforts.
Senate Urges 100,000 Military Recruitment Against Insecurity
Nigerian Senate calls for massive military recruitment and Safe School Programme probe following Kebbi school attack. Urgent action needed to address security crisis.
Senate Fury Over Kebbi Schoolgirls Abduction
Nigerian Senate demands urgent action after terrorists abduct 25 Kebbi schoolgirls, kill vice-principal. Lawmakers call for 100,000 new soldiers and Safe School Programme investigation.
Group Urges Swift Rescue of Abducted Kebbi Schoolgirls
Gender Educators Initiative calls for immediate action to rescue 25 schoolgirls kidnapped from Kebbi school. Learn about Nigeria's school abduction crisis and needed security reforms.
School Prefectship Aims to Build Student Leaders
Apearl Premier Private Schools in Abuja holds its 2025 prefectship election, designed to instill leadership values in students. Parents urge the government to emulate this transparent process.
Lagos upgrades inclusive schools to reduce out-of-school kids
Lagos State government through LASODA renovates Aganju Aka Inclusive School facilities to promote inclusive education and reduce out-of-school children across the state.
CMS Grammar School Gets Multi-Billion Naira ICT Centre
Old Grammarians Society launches N2B ICT Development Centre at CMS Grammar School to redefine learning standards. Project completion expected in 18 months.
21 Edo Secondary School Students Arrested for Cultism
Edo State Police arrest 21 secondary school students aged 14-17 for attempted cult attack. Weapons recovered, suspects arraigned. Police urge parental vigilance.
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.
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.
Nigerian Biotech Agencies Strengthen Safety Collaboration
Nigeria's biotechnology regulators strengthen collaboration to ensure safe genetic modification practices, promoting agricultural innovation and food security across the nation.
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.
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