An entrepreneur, Mazi Nwannebuike Ekenedilichukwu Nwoke, has distributed learning materials to thousands of pupils in Agbadala-Achi, Oji River Local Government Area of Enugu State. The donation, made on Saturday, covered pupils from nursery to primary six, who received branded exercise books, pens, and pencils. The gesture was carried out on behalf of his family and
Two pupils have emerged as winners of the 2025 Igbogbo/Baiyeku Local Council Development Area (LCDA) Spelling Bee Competition and will represent the council at the Lagos State finals. The contest, held on September 24 at the LCDA Secretariat, brought together public primary and secondary schools from the area. Olukoya David of U.A.M.C Primary School, Eleja,
The Ernest Bebenimibo Foundation (EBF) distributed school bags, notebooks, writing materials, and mathematical sets to pupils and students across several schools in Delta State on Tuesday. Founder and Director-General, Ernest Bebenimibo, said the gesture, flagged off at Ogbe-Ijoh Grammar School in Warri South-West LGA, marked the first phase of the 2025 Street-to-School project. He explained
The Lagos Egbeda Lions Club has donated exercise books to pupils of Ore Ofe Nursery and Primary School, Agege, and State Primary School, Dopemu, in commemoration of World Literacy Day. The President of the club, Mrs Ijeoma Udeh, said the gesture was part of its “Back-to-School” service project, aimed at supporting pupils, including those with
Joy filled Agbado in Ogun State as more than 600 pupils received free school supplies through Project Equip by OPay, a partnership between OPay and REEL Foundation. The initiative, which was themed “Empowering Education and Learning for Pupils in Ifo LGA”. The pupils were given whole school packs containing branded bags, sandals, notebooks, socks, and
Pupils at LGEA Primary School, Unguwar Dantale, in Danja Local Government Area of Katsina State are studying in unsafe conditions as the only school in the community has fallen into disrepair, according to a civic accountability group. MonITNG said all six classrooms at the school are dilapidated, with cracked walls and roofs damaged by windstorms,
In classrooms across Africa, including Nigeria, a quiet crisis is brewing. According to the African Union (AU), over 90 per cent of 10-year-olds on the continent cannot read a simple sentence or solve basic math problems. This troubling revelation came to light during the launch of the AU’s new campaign in Lusaka, Zambia, tagged “Read,
