25 July 2026

School Enrolment

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Gombe Begins Campaign to Return 787,619 Children to School

Gombe State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has officially announced plans to return 787,619 out-of-school children to school. In his address during a one-day stakeholders’ engagement organised for the 2025 enrolment drive campaign, the State Chairman of SUBEB, Mr Babaji Babadidi, explained that the campaign aimed to sensitise stakeholders and the general public on the

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Bauchi Launches Campaign to Encourage School Enrolment

Bauchi State has launched its 2025/2026 school enrolment campaign in partnership with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) and UNICEF. The ceremony took place at Government Secondary School, Kirfi, headquarters of Kirfi Local Government Area. State Commissioner for Education, Dr Muhammad Lawal Rimin Zayan, said the campaign would mobilise traditional rulers to support enrolment drives.

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5,000 Out-of-School Children Return to School through Oando Initiative

Over 5,000 out-of-school children have returned to the classroom, courtesy of Oando’s Foundational Learning Improvement Programme (FLIP), implemented under its LEARNOVATE strategy. Tonia Uduimoh, Head of the Oando Foundation, speaking at the foundation’s strategy dissemination activities held in Abuja recently, said the event marked the conclusion of the pilot phase and brought together education stakeholders

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Governor Alia’s Free Education Boosts School Enrolment in Benue
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Governor Alia’s Free Education Boosts School Enrolment in Benue

Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia has launched a transformative free education programme aimed at reducing the number of out-of-school children by removing financial barriers to basic education. Covering pupils from primary school through Junior Secondary School (JSS3), the initiative is already making significant strides in getting children off the streets and back into classrooms across

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