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TETFund Powers Education: ₦70bn Mini Grid Project to Light Up 18 Nigerian Institutions
TETFund Commits N70bn to Mini Grid Power Projects in 18 Nigerian Institutions” The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has announced a ₦70 billion allocation for Mini Grid Power Projects across 18 tertiary institutions in Nigeria under its 2025 intervention cycle. Board of Trustees (BOT) Member for the South-South Zone, Aboh Uduyok, disclosed this in Uyo …
Education: Future Leaders Emerge as Governor’s College Clinches Top Spot in Democracy Quiz
Governor’s College has emerged winner of the 10th edition of the National Quiz Competition on Legislature and Democracy 2025 in Kano, securing the right to represent the state at the forthcoming North West National Quiz Competition. This was disclosed in a statement by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s Special Adviser on Information, Ibrahim Adam. According to …
Beware of Scam: All You Need To Know About Online Classes
With the current economic hardship in Nigeria, many people are seeking extra sources of income to cope with rising expenses. Even full-time workers are venturing into side hustles, from business startups to social media influencing. This trend has fueled the rise of online “masters” — influencers and business owners offering paid classes on how to …
NOA Challenges Students: Shun Drugs, Embrace Unity for Nigeria’s Future
The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has called on Nigerian students to avoid violence and drug abuse while embracing values that promote unity and patriotism. The Director-General of NOA, Lanre Issa-Onilu, made this appeal in Lokoja during the North Central Zonal Campus Debate Series 2025, themed *“Unity in Diversity: Defining Nigerian Identity in a Multicultural Society.”* …
Education or the Streets? How Poverty Keeps Sokoto’s Children Away from Classrooms
Community leaders in Sokoto State have pointed to poverty and insufficient sensitisation of parents as key factors fueling the out-of-school children crisis. This concern was raised during the visit of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Country Representative, Ms. Wafa Said, to SKS Model Primary School, Yabo, where stakeholders renewed their commitment to finding solutions. …
UBEC Retrains Hundred of Teachers, Educators to Boost Education
The Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (KW-SUBEB), in partnership with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), has finalized plans to retrain 464 teachers and school administrators through a 10-day intensive capacity-building program designed to improve teaching standards and school management across the state. The exercise will cover 224 Early Childhood Care Development Education (ECCDE) …
Education Stakeholders Applaud Nigeria’s New Curriculum but Stress Classroom Implementation
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s education sector have welcomed the Federal Government’s recent review of the national curriculum, while stressing that its success will depend on how well schools implement the reforms in daily teaching and learning. Speaking at the inauguration of Aristeia Preparatory College in Port Harcourt, the school’s proprietress, Modupe Ativie, hailed the Ministry of …
Hope for Every Child: Christ Embassy Launches Free School Project in Nasinu
A groundbreaking ceremony has been held for the new InnerCity Mission School Building in Nasinu, Fiji, a project designed to offer free education, meals, and uniforms to local children. Speaking at the event in Nadera, Chair of the Nasinu Town Council Special Administrator, Felix Magnus, highlighted the life-changing impact of the initiative. “This project does …
Education Boosts: Special Needs and Queen’s School Get New Buses in Kwara State
Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has donated one bus each to the School for Special Needs and Queen’s School, both in Ilorin, to improve students’ mobility and enhance learning outcomes. In a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Rafiu Ajakaye, the governor described the gesture as part of his administration’s commitment to education. Speaking …
