PTA teachers to rescue?
Accounts opening: NDPC probes Lotus Bank, UNILAG over unlawful use of students data
NUT rejects sack of 2,357 teachers by Kaduna State Govt
Strike: Varsities will soon re-open, FG assures
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SubscribeTeachers who resigned, retired or left service have not been replaced – Ebonyi NUT
By Peter Okutu, Abakaliki The Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, Ebonyi State Chapter, Weekend stated that following the embargo placed on employment by the present administration, “teachers who have resigned, retired or left the service have not been replaced in Ebonyi State. The Chairman of NUT, Ebonyi State, Comrade Francis Egwu stated this in Abakaliki […]
FG should use Osun model to solve IPPIS crisis — Adebooye, UNIOSUN VC
FG should use Osun model to solve IPPIS crisis — Adebooye, UNIOSUN VC
Police Training School decorates six PhD holders as spy CSP
Police Training School decorates six PhD holders as spy CSP
Students win laptops, tablets at H&M Schools competition
Students win laptops, tablets at H&M Schools competition
College of Education teachers declare 4-week strike
Over alleged failure of FG to resolve demands By Joseph Erunke ABUJA–TEACHERS in Nigeria’s colleges of education have declared a four-week warning strike over alleged failure of the federal government to resolve some of its pending demands with it. Among the issues are alleged failure of the federal government to constitute its own team and […]
Non-compliance of ongoing strike: ASUU threatens to query Varsities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) has threatened to query universities that have failed to comply with its decision to remain on strike while negotiations with the Federal Government continue. ASUU President, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) on Monday in Abuja. NAN recalls that ASUU had […]
NBTE may sanction Plateau Poly over non-accreditation of programmes, Rector tells Lalong
The Plateau State Polytechnic, risks being denied access to the Central Admission Processing System, CAPS if the National Board of Technical Education, NBTE is not invited for a accreditation exercise in the institution before the end of July 2022.
Make society better with your positions, Okowa charges leaders
Delta Governor Dr Ifeanyi Okowa, has called on people in authority to use their positions to make the lives of the people they lead better. Okowa made the call on Sunday at a Thanksgiving Service for the 3rd anniversary of the 7th Assembly of Delta House of Assembly held at Living Faith Church, Asaba. He […]
First private university in Borno gets Vice Chancellor
The newly-established private university in Borno, Al-Ansar University, Maiduguri, has appointed Prof. Abubakar Kundiri as its pioneer Vice Chancellor. A statement on Saturday in Maiduguri by the institution’s Registrar, Mallam Bukar Usman, said the appointment is with immediate effect. “In accordance with the First Schedule Section 3 (4) of the law Establishing Al-Ansar University, Maiduguri, […]
Stop doing take-home assignments for your children — Teacher advises parents
Mrs Peace Raymond, a teacher at Juthanbitzs International School, Mahuta Kaduna, has advised parents against writing take-home assignments for their children and wards.
Just In: NYSC to release 2022 Batch ‘B’ call-up letters on Sunday
. As NCDC insists COVID -19 test compulsory for prospective corps members By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja The National Youth Service Corps has said the Call Up Letters for Prospective Corps Members that will participate in the 2022 Batch ‘B’ Orientation Course will be available on Sunday. The NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Muhammad Kaku Fadah […]
Edo to build 20 technical colleges
lAs Obaseki pledges more investment in technical, vocational education By Gabriel Enogholase Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has disclosed that his government plans to build about 20 technical colleges, with one in each council of the state to cater for the manpower needed to drive the state’s industrial growth, and ensure the creation of […]
Basic education: Why Nigeria may not achieve global agenda by 2030—UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Funds, UNICEF, in collaboration with Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office in Nigeria, has said that despite the progress made, Nigeria was not likely to achieve the global agenda of universal inclusive and equitable quality basic education for all school-age children by 2030 if the current very low public investment in the […]
SSCE: 10 supervisors nabbed over malpractices, says WAEC
THE West African Examinations Council, WAEC, yesterday, said it has so far arrested 10 supervisors across the country over malpractices in its ongoing Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination, SSCE.
Students’ protest: Edo govt suspends unions in state-owned institutions
FOLLOWING yesterday’s protest by students of Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma, Edo State, over the lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, the state government has suspended all union activities across all state-owned institutions of higher learning.
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