Tag: #NigeriaEducation
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DIGITAL PLATFORM LAUNCHED TO BOOST TEACHERS’ EARNINGS AND STEM EXODUS
A new digital platform has been launched in Lagos by the Nigerian Teachers Community (NTC) to support teachers with better earning opportunities and reduce the rate of exit from the education sector. The platform allows teachers to host and monetise online classes and other educational services. It was developed with partners, including Hallos, a live-learning…
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ENUGU BOOSTS AVIATION SKILLS AS EASTWING, GLOBAL FIRM LAUNCH 525 TRAINING COURSES
From Enugu to Europe-standard classrooms — a new aviation partnership is opening doors for Nigerians to train, certify, and compete globally. Aviation training just got a major lift in Nigeria as Eastwing Aviation Institute, Enugu, partners with Sofema Aviation Services (Bulgaria) to roll out over 525 internationally recognised courses. The programme, supported through a bursary…
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ZAMFARA MOVES TO FIX EDUCATION CRISIS WITH SWEEPING REFORMS
Over half a million learners are in focus as Zamfara turns its “education emergency” declaration into real action on the ground. The Zamfara State Government says it has rolled out major education reforms aimed at fast-tracking the implementation of its state of emergency in the education sector. The Acting Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology,…
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KASU FACELIFT SIGNALS BIGGER EDUCATION PLAY IN KADUNA
It’s more than fresh paint—Kaduna’s campus upgrade could be the start of a wider education reset. The Chairman of Jema’a LGA, Peter Tanko, has again spotlighted Governor Uba Sani’s push on education after inspecting major upgrades at Kaduna State University, Kafanchan campus. Yes, there are new hostels, a revamped library and improved learning spaces but…
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AIYEDATIWA: UNIVERSITIES HOLD KEY TO NIGERIA’S FUTURE
No nation outruns its universities — Ondo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa says Nigeria’s leap into the future depends on stronger leadership and stronger classrooms. Akure, April 16, 2026 — Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, says Nigeria’s economic and technological future will be shaped by the strength of its universities and the quality of leadership they produce.…
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NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES URGED TO BOOST GLOBAL GRANT CAPACITY
Experts say Nigerian universities must sharpen their grantsmanship to compete globally and secure sustainable funding. Nigerian universities have been called to strengthen their capacity for international grants and strategic resource mobilisation to remain competitive and financially sustainable. The call came from Prof. Andrew Haruna and Mr Ken Oguzie during a research workshop at the Committee…
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WORLD MATHS DAY: GROUP TRAINS NIGERIAN STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL COMPETITION
A Lagos-based education initiative is pushing Nigerian students onto the global stage, using World Maths Day to build future problem-solvers in science and technology. A consulting firm, Global Learning Advancement Network Consulting, is training students across Nigeria to compete internationally in mathematics as part of activities marking World Maths Day. Speaking at Apostolic Faith Secondary…
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AI SET TO REVOLUTIONISE PRINTING, PUBLISHING — YABATECH DON
From faster production to new creative opportunities, Artificial Intelligence is reshaping Nigeria’s print and publishing landscape. A senior lecturer at Yaba College of Technology, Mrs. Oluwole Funmilayo, says Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to transform Nigeria’s printing and publishing sectors into powerful engines of innovation, job creation, and national growth. Speaking at the institution’s 22nd…
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YOBE PROMOTES 1,700 TEACHERS TO BOOST EDUCATION SECTOR
State rewards dedication, strengthens learning outcomes in public schools The Yobe Teachers’ Service Board (TSB) has promoted 1,700 teachers across various cadres to reward diligence and enhance service delivery in the state’s education sector. Announcing the move on Tuesday in Damaturu, TSB Chairman Alhaji Yakubu Dokshi said the exercise recognises excellence and aims to improve…
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EKITI POLY RECTOR WARNS STUDENTS AGAINST CULTISM, DRUG ABUSE
New students urged to focus on academics and uphold discipline as they begin their tertiary journey. Dr Sunday Ajeigbe, Rector of Ekiti State Polytechnic (EKSPOLY), Isan-Ekiti, has warned students to steer clear of cultism, drug abuse, examination malpractice, and other social vices. He spoke at the institution’s sixth matriculation ceremony on Tuesday, attended by 274…
