Category Archives: EDUCATION

In a move hailed as a landmark step in reviving cultural awareness and national identity, the Nigerian Minister of Education has officially confirmed the reintroduction of History as a subject in primary and secondary school curricula. The announcement, which was shared by Sahara Reporters via their official X (formerly Twitter) handle, has sparked widespread discussionsContinueContinue reading ““Bringing the Past to Life: Education Minister Confirms History’s Return to Nigerian Classrooms””

In a groundbreaking move to modernize education and equip students with critical skills, the Federal Government of Nigeria has announced the allocation of a whopping N50 billion to secondary schools nationwide. The initiative, set to commence in 2025, aims to revolutionize the educational landscape by integrating online learning, technical education, and vocational training into theContinueContinue reading “Federal Government Allocates N50 Billion for Digital and Vocational Revolution in Nigerian Secondary Schools”

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has ignited a debate across academic and public spheres by voicing concerns over the soaring number of first-class graduates emerging from Nigeria’s private universities. The union expressed these reservations through an official post on its X handle, questioning the academic integrity and standards of some private institutions.In recentContinueContinue reading ““ASUU Raises Alarm Over Rising First-Class Graduates from Private Universities””

The Federal Ministry of Education, through its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, has announced the highly anticipated TETFund National Research Fair & Exhibition 2024. Scheduled to take place from November 18 to 21, 2024, at the iconic Eagle Square in Abuja, this groundbreaking event promises to redefine Nigeria’s future through the power of research andContinueContinue reading “Unveiling Nigeria’s Research Potential: TETFund National Research Fair & Exhibition 2024 Takes Center Stage”

In a significant policy shift aimed at fostering a balanced academic environment, the Federal Ministry of Education has officially announced the restoration of the minimum age for tertiary admission in Nigeria to 16 years. This directive, conveyed through its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, reflects the government’s renewed commitment to both quality education and theContinueContinue reading ““Federal Government Restores Tertiary Admission Age to 16, Prioritizes Quality Education for All””

The Federal Ministry of Education has announced a significant development aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s technical education landscape. In a recent update shared via its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, the ministry revealed that the Federal Government is in the process of upgrading equipment and facilities across Federal Science and Technical Colleges nationwide. This initiative isContinueContinue reading “Revitalizing Technical Education: FG Embarks on Nationwide Upgrade of Federal Science and Technical Colleges”

In a decisive move to resolve the prolonged university crises, the Federal Government has established a new renegotiation committee to address the contentious 2009 agreement with university-based unions. The Honourable Minister of Education, Professor Tahir Mamman, announced this during a formal inauguration ceremony, signaling a new chapter for Nigeria’s higher education sector. Professor Mamman emphasizedContinueContinue reading “FG Takes Bold Steps to End University Crises: New Renegotiation Committee Inaugurated”

In a remarkable achievement that underscores Nigeria’s growing academic prowess, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, has once again solidified its reputation for excellence. The institution, renowned for its high academic standards and discipline, announced that 339 students have graduated with First-Class honors at its 19th convocation ceremony.The news was shared on the official X (formerlyContinueContinue reading ““Covenant University Produces 339 First-Class Graduates at 19th Convocation, Sets New Academic Milestone””

The Punch Newspaper has taken to its official X (formerly Twitter) handle to report a significant development concerning the National Examinations Council (NECO). In a statement issued by the examination body, it was announced that candidates will now be required to pay a sum of N50,000 for the reprinting of lost or damaged certificates.This newContinueContinue reading “NECO Introduces N50,000 Fee for Certificate Reprinting: New Policy Sparks Reactions”

Usman Umar Girei A coalition of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has called on the government and relevant educational bodies to recognize and integrate the Tsangaya system of education into the broader educational framework. They also emphasized the need for gender-inclusive policies to ensure equal opportunities for all. This appeal was made during a one-day event inContinueContinue reading “NGOs Urge Government to Reform Tsangaya Education System for Gender Inclusion and Progress”