The Adamawa State Government has inaugurated a committee to oversee the recruitment of 5,000 teachers aimed at improving public education across the state. The committee, inaugurated by the Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Umar Garba Pella, will screen and select successful candidates from more than 18,000 applicants within two weeks. It is chaired
Katsina State has conducted entrance examinations for its newly established model secondary schools, as part of efforts to improve education in the region. A total of 2,172 students from the state’s 34 local government areas took the competitive examination, vying for one of 996 places at the schools in Radda, Jikamshi, and Dumurkul. The examinations
Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has reaffirmed his commitment to revitalising public education in the state, particularly for underprivileged children. During a courtesy visit to Dr Aisha Garba, the Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), he said, “Basic education is critical. Without a strong foundation, any structure built on it will
The President of the Lagos Recyclers Association, Dr Bakare Oluwafemi, has urged the Lagos State Government and other decision-makers to educate the public more about the harm plastic waste is causing to the environment. He spoke during an online meeting titled “Unequivocal with Obuesi Phillips”, which focused on plastic waste problems in Nigeria. Obuesi Phillips,
The President of the Lagos Recyclers Association, Dr Bakare Oluwafemi, has urged the Lagos State Government and other decision-makers to educate the public more about the harm plastic waste is causing to the environment. He spoke during an online meeting titled “Unequivocal with Obuesi Phillips”, which focused on plastic waste problems in Nigeria. Obuesi Phillips,
Some students at the Local Government Education Authority (LGEA) Primary School Maje in Danmahawayi Ward, Giwa Local Government Area (LGA) of Kaduna State, now carry stools or small benches to school every day to sit during lessons. The school has no single desk or chair, leaving more than 100 children to learn in bare, harsh
