Category: Educational
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MISS KENECHUKWU UBA NAMED ‘TOP IN WORLD’ FOR CAMBRIDGE IGCSE ENGLISH SPEAKING
Caleb International College star shines globally, winning top honors for exceptional English speaking skills. Kenechukwu Uba of Caleb International College, Lagos, earned the prestigious ‘Outstanding Cambridge Learners’ award as the best in the world for IGCSE English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) November 2024. The British Council and Cambridge hosted a ceremony praising her…
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ASUU KANO URGES GOVT TO SPEED UP RENEGOTIATION OF 2009 AGREEMENT
ASUU Kano warns of looming crisis as lecturers demand overdue salary reviews, arrears payment, and better university funding. At a press briefing, ASUU Kano Coordinator Abdulkadir Muhammad called for urgent action on the 2009 ASUU-FGN Agreement. Key issues include unpaid salary and promotion arrears, victimization of members, and refusal to remit third-party deductions. He stressed…
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NO BINDING DEAL YET WITH ASUU, GOVT SEEKS LASTING SOLUTION — EDUCATION MINISTER
Clarifying confusion, Minister Tunji Alausa says talks with ASUU are ongoing for a solid, actionable agreement to end strikes for good. Minister of Education Dr. Tunji Alausa stressed there’s no signed binding agreement with ASUU—only a draft. The government is focused on a sustainable deal backed by the constitution, aimed at keeping Nigerian students in…
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THE ABUJA SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT-TAS, CALLS FOR INEC REFORM: BAN PARTY MEMBERS FROM COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS
To restore credibility, the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought urges tough new rules blocking political appointees and party members from INEC leadership roles. TAS recommended a constitutional amendment barring anyone who held party positions or government appointments within the last five years from INEC roles. They also want a five-year cooling-off period after…
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US TO SHORTEN VISAS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND JOURNALISTS
New US rules aim to curb long-term stays for foreign students and media pros—but critics warn of disruption and talent drain. The Department of Homeland Security plans to limit F visas for international students to a maximum of four years, down from the full length of academic programs that can exceed five years. Journalists’ visas…
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UNIVERSITY OF JOS ASUU REJECTS FG LOAN SCHEME, DEMANDS AGREEMENT IMPLEMENTATION
The University of Jos ASUU chapter has rejected the Federal Government’s new loan scheme for university staff, calling it a “trap” and “poisoned chalice.” Chairman Prof. Jurbe Molwus urged members to avoid the scheme, stressing that lecturers are already burdened with debt. Instead, he called on the government to implement the 2009 renegotiated agreement to…
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VICE PRESIDENT SHETTIMA AT NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE GRADUATION
On Friday, August 22, 2025, Abuja played host to the grand graduation of National Defence College Course 33. Vice President Kashim Shettima was front and centre, receiving a special souvenir from Rear Admiral J.O. Okosun, the Commandant of the College. The ceremony was a star-studded affair with Defence Minister of State Bello Matawalle and course…
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BREAKING BARRIERS BEHIND BARS: LAGOS HOSTS NCS INMATES’ GRADUATION GALA
Who says second chances can’t come with fanfare? Lagos just rolled out the red carpet for transformation as the Nigerian Correctional Service Zone ‘A’ showcased their 2025 Correctional Inmates Exhibition and Graduation Ceremony—proving growth never takes a day off. On Wednesday, August 20, Lagos played host to a powerful celebration of hope and progress. The…
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ABUJA BOOKSELLERS INNOVATE TO THRIVE AMID DIGITAL READING BOOM
Bookshop owners in Abuja are adapting creatively to the rise of e-books and digital libraries reshaping how people read. While online access offers millions of titles instantly, traditional bookstores are reinventing themselves as community hubs with poetry nights, writing workshops, and virtual browsing platforms. Owners like Aisha Bagu and Chinedu Paul see print and digital…
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Levelling Up: The 32nd Annual Trainers Conference Kicks Off in Abuja!
Who said training can’t be thrilling? The 32nd Annual Trainers Conference by the Nigerian Institute of Training and Development (NITAD) just landed in Abuja, and it’s all about sparking innovation, sharing game-changing strategies, and powering trainers to inspire like never before. Get ready to sharpen those skills, swap stories, and elevate every session you run!
