Category: Educational
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CLTC AND UNFPA GEAR UP TRAINERS TO FIGHT GBV AND BOOST REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
When it comes to tackling Gender-based Violence and Sexual Health challenges, knowledge is power—and these officers are powering up!Leaders and key officers from the Citizenship and Leadership Training Centre gathered on Tuesday in Abuja for a hands-on capacity building workshop on Gender-based Violence (GBV) and Sexual and Reproductive Health. Organized in partnership with UNFPA, the…
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EDUCATIONIST CALLS FOR BOOST IN TEACHER TRAINING AND FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT NEW TECH CURRICULUM
Experts stress urgent need for skills, infrastructure, and partnerships to roll out AI and coding education nationwide. Mr. Simon Fowowe, President of Nursery and Primary Education Instructors, urges increased teacher training, better school funding, and infrastructure upgrades for effective delivery of Nigeria’s revised curriculum introducing AI, robotics, and coding. He highlights rural challenges such as…
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POOR COMMUNICATION BLAMED FOR NIGERIA’S ABANDONED PROJECTS — YABATECH LECTURER
Dr. Adesina Aladeloba unveils communication as key to ending project failures with innovative software solution. Yabatech’s Dr. Adesina Aladeloba identified poor communication as the root cause of Nigeria’s 56,000 abandoned projects worth over N12 trillion. Delivering the 19th inaugural lecture, he introduced his Buildcom (NWAVE) software designed to bridge communication gaps, boost teamwork, and cut…
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UNN LECTURERS PRAISE FED GOVT’S 7-YEAR EMBARGO ON NEW FEDERAL TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
Focus on funding existing institutions could boost quality and global competitiveness. Lecturers at University of Nigeria, Nsukka, including Prof. Okechukwu Nwaubani and Dr. Chinedu Ejezie, applaud the federal government’s 7-year ban on creating new federal tertiary schools. They stress that sustained funding and proper equipping of existing universities, polytechnics, and colleges are key to raising…
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UNICEF TRAINS 60+ NORTHWEST JOURNALISTS ON ETHICAL CHILD RIGHTS REPORTING
Ethical reporting is key to protecting children’s dignity and fostering peace in Nigeria. UNICEF and the Federal Ministry of Information held a two-day training in Kano to equip over 60 journalists with skills for responsible child-focused reporting. Rahama Farah emphasized avoiding sensationalism, safeguarding vulnerable children, and building media credibility as vital for community trust and…
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YABATECH SCORES ₦62.9M TETFUND GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH
Yabatech staff secure major grants bolstering environmental art and solar tech breakthroughs. Yaba College of Technology announced that Dr. Emodi Izuchukwu won ₦24.1M for turning marine pollution into art promoting sustainability, while Dr. Akin Olaleru secured ₦38.8M for advancing hybrid perovskite solar cells. These projects highlight Yabatech’s leadership in applied research driving Nigeria’s industrial transformation…
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GRADUATION CEREMONY BANS SPARK DEBATE AMID CONCERNS OVER COSTS, MISCONDUCT IN NIGERIA
Nigerian states curb school graduation parties to cut costs and curb misbehavior, stirring mixed reactions. Several Nigerian states like Kano, Sokoto, Imo, Ondo, and Edo have banned or restricted graduation ceremonies over financial burdens, indecent behavior, and vandalism. While some parents and educators welcome the relief and renewed focus on academics, others say it overlooks…
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SOME NIGERIAN STATES BAN SCHOOL GRADUATION CEREMONIES TO CURB EXCESS
Rising costs, misconduct, and moral concerns prompt bans on graduation ceremonies, sparking mixed reactions. Several Nigerian states including Kano, Sokoto, Imo, Ondo, and Edo have banned or restricted graduation ceremonies in schools over issues like financial strain, indecent behavior, and vandalism. While some parents and educators welcome the relief and focus on academics, others argue…
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CHILD EXCELLENCE GOES BEYOND GRADES, SAY EDUCATIONISTS
Academic success alone won’t prepare children for life’s challenges—holistic growth is key, experts warn. Educationists in Lagos stress that child development must include emotional intelligence, empathy, creativity, resilience, and strong character alongside academics. Dr. Chinenye Onuorah highlights that focusing only on grades ignores vital life skills needed to navigate identity and emotional struggles. Experts urge…
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FEDERAL GOVT COMPLETES REVIEW OF BASIC, SECONDARY, AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CURRICULA
Nigeria’s education system gets a practical, focused overhaul to enhance learning quality and relevance. The Federal Government announced the finalized curriculum review across all education levels, led by Minister of State Prof. Suwaiba Ahmad. Developed with NERDC, UBEC, NBTE, and others, the new frameworks reduce subject overload and prioritize practical learning. Primary pupils now study…
