Education

Policymakers must prioritise durable skills for future workplaces — Report

By Elizabeth Osayande  A new global report, HP Futures 2026, has urged policymakers in Nigeria and worldwide to prioritise durable skills such as creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration that will be essential in workplaces of the future. The report, led by HP, the Global Learning Council, and the Education Leaders Forum, convened 58 education, […]
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The day good values returned to schools

This year’s Children’s Day celebrations have brought great hope for children as the National Assembly is standing up for them with the recognition of the need to secure their future through the domestication and implementation of the Child’s Rights Act, 2003, in every state of the federation. This is a right step to making the Nigerian child grow in a society that is not hostile while preparing him for a bright future.

Ghanaian varsities bar Bayelsa students from exams

THE Ijaw People’s Development Initiative, IPDI, has drawn the attention of the Bayelsa State governor, Mr Seriake Dickson, to the predicament of students of the state origin on scholarship in Ghanaian universities, who have been barred from writing their semester examinations, following the failure of his administration to pay their school fees and other levies.

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