The Federal Government Girls College (FGGC) Abuloma Alumni Association has donated 23 laptops and four STEAM-enabled smart classrooms to their alma mater as part of activities marking the school’s 50th anniversary in Port Harcourt. The new facilities are expected to strengthen digital learning and promote Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) education in the
The 1980–1985 Set of Christ’s School, Ado Ekiti, will mark its 40th Homecoming Anniversary in October 2025 with the commissioning of a new legacy project aimed at supporting the school’s infrastructural development. According to the Set Chairman, Prince Adejumoke Agunbiade, and Secretary, Comrade Gbenga Olowoyo, the project forms part of the alumni’s ongoing efforts to
The Lagos State Government has reassured its commitment to educational excellence by honouring outstanding educators, students, and staff in Education District VI during the 19th Annual Merit Award Ceremony held recently at Ikeja Senior Grammar School, Oshodi. The event, themed “Rewarding Excellence”, celebrated top performers across categories, including Best Principal, Teacher, School, Student, Non-Teaching Staff,
The Jigawa State government has approved projects worth over ₦2.5 billion to enhance education, agriculture, renewable energy, and financial inclusion. The approvals followed a State Executive Council meeting chaired by Governor Malam Umar Namadi on September 22. In education, ₦869.6m will be used to renovate seven Tsangaya schools and build 30 recitation halls and reading
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
The Development Research and Project Centre (dRPC) has given Rising Hope Girls’ Educational Foundation a ₦5 million grant to build digital labs in ten underserved communities in the FCT. One of the labs has already been opened at Junior Secondary School, Chikakore, Kubwa. It comes with computers, whiteboards, and internet modems to help students connect
The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (LASUBEB) has launched a comprehensive Needs Assessment Project for all public primary schools across the state, in a move to reform the basic education sector. Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting, LASUBEB Board Member, Owolabi Jamiu Falana, described the project as a significant milestone
Baptist Academy, Lagos, one of the oldest educational institutions in Nigeria, has continued to make good its promise of building students who are values-driven in education, arming them with all the necessary skills to excel locally and internationally, across various fields of endeavour. These are the claims of Olumide Ajomale, President of the Baptist Academy
Yobe State, which has long been affected by insurgency and underdevelopment, is now witnessing a notable turnaround in its education sector under Governor Mai Mala Buni. The administration has made education a key pillar of recovery, committing substantial resources to improve schools, train teachers, and introduce innovative learning programmes. A central initiative is the Recovery
Dr. Tunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, has rolled out initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of educational institutions in Nigeria to make them outstanding at the international level. Alausa noted that the government has set in motion programmes to provide teaching aids and equipment, improve teaching quality, and rehabilitate infrastructure. The minister added that
