education in nigeria

COVID-19: Nigerian govt draws up plans to reopen schools, submits to National Assembly

Schools were closed down in March, as part of measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Nigeria. "In the document provided, we have suggested how we can move our education sector forward during this pandemic.

I Will Become Nigeria's President Through Divine Intervention - Fayose

Education is currently at its lowest ebb in Nigeria. "It is carnality that makes you look at me and think I cannot be president. I am the man to watch in this generation. I surely will become the president.

"Stop borrowing money from other countries" - Harrysong pleads with Buhari

In an Instagram post shared hours after Buhari's request for 850billion Naira loan was approved by the Senate, Harrysong advised the president to invest in education. According to the singer, Nigeria's economy need brains to sustain it.

I'll reposition economy with technology, agriculture - Buhari

"Certainly, you are also the biggest buyer of Nigeria's crude oil today. We need more of that partnership as Nigeria tries to be more innovative in education, manufacturing and agriculture to diversify the economy."

"Nigeria you do this one" - Man appreciates Nigeria for providing cheap education.

A man identified as Tola has expressed gratitude for Nigeria's inexpensive education cost.

Why North Has Not Moved Forward In Education - Sultan

Oloyede advised the people of the North to stay in other parts of Nigeria for education and employment opportunities.

FG May Declare A State Of Emergency In Education Sector By April -Adamu

Anthony Gozie, disclosed this at the 2oth quarterly meeting of UBEC management with the executive chairmen of SUBEB in Nigeria in Lafia.

JAPA: Bar people who didn't do degree in Nigeria from getting govt jobs - Nwajioha

To solve the education problem in Nigeria, there should be legislation prohibiting those who didn't do a degree course in Nigeria from being considered for jobs in any government establishment.

Nigeria now more divided than during civil war - Obasanjo

Normally, population should be an asset but looking at the condition we are in now when in the North-East of Nigeria, the percentage of adult literacy is about 53 per cent, and education being the basic of all human development, you can see

University of Ibadan: Shun cultism, drugs, V-C tells students

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that St. Augustine College of Education also known as 'Project TIME' (Teachers' Training in Moral and Religious Education) is affiliated to the University of Ibadan.

No Student Will Drop Out of School Under my Government - President Tinubu

Speaking at the 33rd convocation ceremony of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) in Ondo State on Saturday, President Tinubu emphasised his government's dedication to addressing the challenges facing higher education in Nigeria

ASUU reveals why strike may continue for years, makes fresh demand from Buhari govt

Olufayo also called on the federal government to declare a state of emergency on the education sector in Nigeria.

I was a security guard, brilliant school teacher - President Tinubu

"I joined Deloitte and was trained by one of the biggest accounting firms in the world, because of my education. "When I joined them, I asked them, do you have branches in Nigeria?

FG announces delisted foreign universities in Nigeria (Full List)

Houdegbe North American University campuses in Nigeria. 13. Irish University Business School London, operating anywhere in Nigeria. 14. University of Education, Winneba Ghana, operating anywhere in Nigeria. 15.

ASUU strike: FG withdraws `no work no pay' threat

Biodun Ogunyemi, in a chat with Vanguard.

FG Denies Removing Crk From Secondary School Curriculum .

The Federal Ministry of Education has denied reports that Christian Religious Knowledge, CRK, has been removed as a subject of study from the curriculum of public secondary schools in Nigeria while Islamic Religious Studies, IRS, has been reintroduced

JAMB pegs minimum admission score at 140

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed the minimum scores for candidates to secure admission into universities in Nigeria at 140.

JAMB awards N375m to 5 best performing tertiary institutions in Nigeria (Full list)

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, on Thursday, gave N75million award to each of the five best performing tertiary institutions in Nigeria.