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FCT directs schools to resume Jan 18, urges compliance with COVID-19 protocols

FCT directs schools to resume Jan 18, urges compliance with COVID-19 protocols

The FCT Education Secretariat has directed all schools to resume on Monday, Jan. 18, following the announcement by the Federal Ministry of Education on maintaining the resumption date. Malam Leramoh Abdulrazaq, Acting Secretary and Director, Administration and Finance, issued the directive at a stakeholder meeting on Friday in Abuja. Abdulrazaq urged heads of schools to […]

FG endorses Irikefe’s book as resource material on entrepreneurship

FG endorses Irikefe’s book as resource material on entrepreneurship

The Federal Government through the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) has endorsed the “Handbook of Skill Acquisition Training and Empowerment Programmes” as a national resource material on entrepreneurship, skill acquisition programmes, micro, small and medium scale enterprises development, recommending same for institutions across the country.

Nasarawa approves Jan. 18 for school resumption

Nasarawa approves Jan. 18 for school resumption

Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa has approved the re-opening of all schools in the state with effect from Monday, Jan. 18. Hajiya Fatu Sabo, Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, said this in a statement issued to newsmen on Friday in Lafia. According to the commissioner, the approval was given after due consultation with relevant […]

UNN releases resumption date

UNN releases resumption date

By Ikechukwu Odu The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, on Friday, said the academic activities for the remaining 2019/2020 session would commence on the 18th of this month for the postgraduate students, while the undergraduates are to resume on Monday, the 25th of this month. This was the fallout of the 404th emergency meeting of […]

Keep schools open, private school owners tell FG

Keep schools open, private school owners tell FG

School owners under the auspices of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, NAPPS, have called on the government to keep schools open, saying the consequences of shutting them down are more grievous than the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic the government is trying to combat.