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Best candidate in 2023 UTME from Anambra – JAMB

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has said that a female candidate, Nkechinyere Umeh came top in the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) with a cumulative mark of 360.

UTME: JAMB mulls allowing candidates use personal devices

*Laments cost of funding CBT centres By Joseph Erunke ABUJA – THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Saturday, said it was looking at the possibility of allowing candidates use personal devices, particularly mobile phones, during its Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME. JAMB Registrar,Prof. Ishaq Oloyede said this in Abuja, while speaking at the ongoing […]

Nigerian female school shortlisted among top 10 World’s Best School

A public school in Sokoto state, Nigeria, Government Girls Day Secondary School, Runjin Sambo, has emerged among the top finalists for the $25,000 World’s best school for overcoming adversity by empowering local nurses including educating 4000 girls with knowledge and skills of menstrual hygiene.

Make it easy for us to get forex for our fees, Nigerian students abroad beg Tinubu

By Adesina WahabNigerians studying abroad, under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, in the Diaspora, have appealed to President Bola Tinubu, to make it easy for them to get Form M through which they get foreign exchange to pay their school fees.This is just as they lauded the President for taking […]

Secondary school student shot colleague to death in Ekiti

Ẹrinjiyan-Ekiti, in Ekiti West local government area of Ekiti State was thrown into mourning on Tuesday, following the death of a Secondary School Student who was said to have been shut dead by a colleague in the area.

Special needs children join business challenge

Plans have been concluded to hold the grand finale of the 2023 Bossladylaw Business Challenge (BBC 2023), an entrepreneurship and business challenge that allows the best team from special needs school to go home with a whopping N3m and conventional school bags N5m.

Subsidy: NUT, parents fault reduction in school days

Teachers and parents have expressed reservations about moves by some state governments to reduce the number of school days in a week from five to three because of the high cost of living occasioned by the removal of subsidy on petrol, saying it would be counterproductive in the end.

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