26 July 2026

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Between Survival and Fairness: The Moral Debate on School Fees in Nigeria”

The 2025/2026 school session has started, and some schools are already into their second week of classroom activities. However, one issue has dominated conversations across homes, markets, and offices: school fees. Parents groan under rising costs, school owners insist they cannot survive without upward reviews, while the government steps in to forbid increases. However, this

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Regulatory

Buckwyld Media Launches Documentary to Address Girl-Child Education Crisis

Buckwyld Media Network, in collaboration with Entertainment & Creative Partners (ECP), has unveiled a new advocacy campaign, Educate 2 Empower (E2E), to confront Nigeria’s girl-child education crisis. At the heart of the initiative is a documentary titled Adda: Empowered by Education, which tells the story of Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, Nigeria’s first female President of the

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Universities

UNILAG Spotlights Barriers to Education

The University of Lagos Distance Learning Institute (DLI) has marked World Distance Learning Day with a campaign highlighting that millions of Nigerians remain locked out of education due to poverty, geographical barriers, and other socioeconomic challenges. The event, held on campus and in the Iwaya-Yaba community on August 28, featured a sensitisation walk and outreach

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About 10.5 Million Nigerian Children Out of School — SOS Children’s Villages
News

About 10.5 Million Nigerian Children Out of School — SOS Children’s Villages

SOS Children’s Villages has revealed that approximately 10.5 million children in Nigeria are not attending school. Many children also lack proper learning materials. Eghosa Erhumwunse, the National Director of SOS Children’s Villages Nigeria, made this announcement while introducing a new partnership with IUX. The goal is to reduce the number of out-of-school children, especially in

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