BY STEPHEN GBADAMOSI The Swedish government has promised to partner the government of Oyo State on improved education. This is as the state governor, ‘Seyi Makinde, on Friday, reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the improvement of the sector. The governor expressed the readiness
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BY ADA DIKE The umbrella body of the national examination, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) was established in 1978 to test and admit would-be undergraduates that want to study in tertiary institutions (monotechnics, polytechnics and universities) in Nigeria. The validity of the results is one year. Since May 2014, the UTME is now […]
Cheering news for parents seeking boarding school opportunities for their children in the United Kingdom as a UK based education foundation storms Lagos. The Mark Brooks Education has deployed dozen of Heads and Registrars to return to Lagos to meet with parents who want quality education in boarding schools for their children. The scouting programme […]
…intensifies strategic affordable education in Africa An education firm, Joint Professionals Training and Support International (JPTS) has made known the need for the public to get abreast of what the institution stands for, saying that it is necessary to make it clear in disregard to the wrong impressions created by few persons. In a press […]
The Federal Government has banned 18 foreign universities operating in Nigeria, describing them as “degree mills,’’ warning Nigerians to avoid enrolling in such institutions. The directive affected five universities from the United States, six from the United Kingdom, and three Ghanaian tertiary institutions. Announcing the ban in a statement published on its website, the
Teacher, literary critic, translator and promoter of African arts and culture, Unionmwan Edebiri was a Professor of French for over 38 years and a Barrister-at-Law for over 30 years. He was the first Nigerian to earn a Doctorate d’Université (Ph.D.) in French Literature from the University of Paris-Sorbonne, France. Unionmwan Edebiri taught French for over […]
The goal of BIMS (Beneficiary Identity Management Service) is to transform the way students, lecturers, and non-teaching staff engage with educational resources through a comprehensive platform. BIMS seeks to improve the educational experience for all users by offering convenient access and numerous benefits. This article will explore the essential benefits that BIMS
Education is a fundamental right and a key driver of individual and societal development. However, access to quality education remains a significant challenge for many individuals, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. However, things are about to take a new turn as Student Upkeep Initiative, a dedicated non-governmental organization sets to make a positive
BY ADA DIKE News coming from different schools in Nigeria has sent shivers and fear to female students and parents over incessant killing and raping of female students. Hardly a month passes by without news of killing of a female student filtered the air.A concerned woman whose daughter is in a university, said she has […]
By Motolani Oseni Nigerian students and aspiring scholars from across Africa seeking international education opportunities have a new avenue for fulfilling their dreams, as the University of Ottawa, a prestigious North American institution, has announced the introduction of a new four-year renewable entrance and excellence scholarship program, with a total value of up to
Poverty, peer pressure, early marriage, unwanted pregnancy, negligence, rape, ignorance, being their family’s burden bearers and lack of parental care are parts of the challenges hindering girl child education in Nigeria. ADA DIKE reports: Every October 11, the world celebrates the girl child. It’s a day set aside to promote girls’ empowerment, education
The Continents States University (CSU), located in St. Louis, Missouri, recently received approval for membership in the prestigious Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative of the United Nations Global Compact. This achievement highlights CSU’s dedication to integrating sustainable and ethical practices into its business programs and overall
By Doosuur Iwambe The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has paid the sum of N1.4bn naira to owners of Non-JAMB Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres nationwide for the services they rendered during the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This was contained in a statement by Dr Fabian Benjamin, Head, Public Affairs and Protocols, JAMB […]
By Doosuur Iwambe Even though he wants to become an engineer in future, 13-year -old Leo Kelvin (Not his real name) does menial job in the neighbourhood before joining his peers in school. His daily routines include, weeding people’s overgrown compounds and fetching water for the people in his neighbourhood for a token and sometimes […]
By Doosuur Iwambe The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Association of Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) have expressed doubts over the Federal Government’s plan to introduce a student loan scheme. ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke whil reacting to the development in a statement on Tuesday noted that the scheme is not sustainable […]
By Doosuur Iwambe The National Universities Commission (NUC), has presented provisional license to 37 new private universities that were recently approved by the President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Executive Council (FEC) shortly before the end of the administration. The new additions brought the number of private universities in Nigeria to 147, and total of 264 […]
Urge beneficiaries to maximise opportunity By Doosuur Iwambe GetBundi Education Foundation has kicked off the first edition of its free coding training for 500 African women, with experts in the technology sector admonishing beneficiaries to take the training seriously and make the best out of it. The experts, who spoke during the opening ceremony of […]
By Doosuur Iwambe The National Industrial Court has upheld the no work no pay rule by the Federal Government in the suit filed against the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). According to the court, the no work no pay rule enforced by the Federal Government against members of ASUU who went on strike last […]
By Doosuur Iwambe A teacher at St Michael RCM Primary School, Ogunpa Lunloye, Abeokuta, Ogun, Akeem Badru, has been named the regional winner of the 2023 Cambridge dedicated teacher awards for Central and Southern Africa. Instituted by Cambridge University Press, the awards are a global competition which celebrates the efforts of teachers around the world. […]
Seek establishment of Family Courts By Doosuur Iwambe The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has said that the non implementation of the Child Rights Act (CRA) by some states is is a tickling time bomb. The UN body also emphasised the need to establish family courts across States in Nigeria in order to improve the […]