25 July 2026

Curriculum Development

Ministries

Federal Government Debunks False Claims on New Curricula

The Federal Government has asked Nigerians to disregard false information being circulated about the newly revised school curricula, stating that the changes are based on research, national needs, and global best practices. This was made known by the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) in a statement signed by its Executive Secretary, Prof. Salisu

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Features

Bringing Back History: Building Nigeria’s Identity and Patriotism

When the federal government announced that history would be reinstated as a compulsory subject in schools, it sounded like more than just a classroom decision. To many, it seemed like a chance to rebuild Nigeria’s fractured sense of identity and to teach the next generation what it truly means to love their country. For years,

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NBA

NBA Urges Boost in Legal Education Funding at Owerri Workshop

On April 30, 2025, the Nigerian Bar Association’s Legal Education Committee (NBA-LEC) convened a Regional Townhall Workshop at Imo State University (IMSU), Owerri, advocating for increased investment in legal education to produce practice-ready lawyers capable of contributing to Nigeria’s development. The event, drawing over 300 participants, including law teachers, students, and stakeholders from southeastern universities,

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