25 July 2026

Women in Education

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NANS (National Association of Nigerian Students)

BUK Elects First Female Political Science Students’ President

The National Association of Political Science Students at Bayero University, Kano, has elected its first female president, Asma’u Hamman Kali, marking a milestone in the association’s history. Asma’u, a 400-level student of Political Science, emerged and was hailed by both students and faculty as a breakthrough for women in campus politics. Speaking at the inauguration,

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Ministries

Minister of State Hails Women Nationwide for Their Role in Improving Education

Dr Mariya Mahmoud, the Minister of State, recently commended the role of women in improving education in the country. The educationist made this known at the opening ceremony of the 2nd National Conference of the Association of Women in Colleges of Education (WICE) held in Zuba, Abuja.  Mahmoud, who was represented by Mrs Joy Okeke,

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From Lesson Teacher to Nation Builder: How One Woman is Changing Lives with Education
CSR in Education

From Lesson Teacher to Nation Builder: How One Woman is Changing Lives with Education

In 2010, Florence Chinasaokwu Okpara founded Sharper Brains Model Private School with just eight pupils and a big dream: to provide poor children with a chance at a quality education. The initiative began as a small lesson centre, but in just a few years, it has grown into a lifeline for many families in Abuja.

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