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Publishers Reject FG’s Textbook Ranking Policy
Publishers have voiced opposition to a new Federal Government (FG) proposal introducing a ranking system for school textbooks, saying it could harm the publishing sector and restrict learning options. Objections to Ranking Books They argue that grading textbooks may wrongly suggest that some approved materials are inferior, even when they meet curriculum requirements. According to …
Scholars Call on FG to Reconsider Language Policy Cancellation
A number of education experts and academics have appealed to the Federal Government (FG) to rethink its decision to discontinue a recently introduced language policy, cautioning that it may negatively affect learning outcomes and cultural preservation. Concerns Raised by Experts The scholars maintain that language is central to effective education, particularly in early schooling. They …
Bauchi Government Pays ₦139 Million Debt, Releases Certificates to Sponsored Students
The Bauchi State Government has cleared an outstanding debt of ₦139 million and issued certificates to students who were beneficiaries of its sponsorship programme. This action was taken to settle payments owed to educational institutions on behalf of the students, allowing them to complete their academic requirements without further hindrance. Government representatives stated that the …
Western Education Is Not Exclusively Western: Understanding a Common Misconception in Nigeria
In Nigeria, the term “Western education” is often used to describe formal schooling introduced during the colonial era. This has led to a widespread belief that education itself is a Western invention or property. In reality, education is a universal human activity, and what is labeled “Western education” is simply one organized system among many. …
Osun rejects APC’s claims on schools’ infrastructure and teacher shortage
The Osun State government has denied allegations by the APC that public schools in the state suffer from poor infrastructure and an inadequate number of teachers. It maintained that the education sector has been steadily improved, with ongoing efforts to ensure schools are properly staffed and equipped for effective learning. According to the government, the …
CBN encourages students to build financial skills as economy changes
The Central Bank of Nigeria has called on students to strengthen their understanding of money management as the country’s economic conditions continue to shift. It stressed the importance of financial literacy for young people, noting that students should learn how to budget, save, and make informed financial decisions. According to the bank, these skills are …
Third Term Resumption: Ajadi Supports 200 Ibadan Pupils with Back-to-School Aid
As schools reopen for the third term, Ajadi has offered assistance to 200 pupils in Ibadan by providing support to help them resume classes more easily. Alternatively: Ajadi Gives Back-to-School Support to 200 Ibadan Pupils at Third Term Resumption With the third term beginning, Ajadi has supported 200 pupils in Ibadan with materials and assistance …
“Early learning should build character, not just grades”
Early education is often measured by exam results and academic scores, but that is only one part of what it should achieve. When schooling focuses only on grades, students may learn to pass tests without developing the life skills needed to navigate real-world challenges. Building character is equally important. Qualities such as honesty, responsibility, patience, …
Imo Government Warns Schools Against Illegal Graduation Ceremonies
The Imo State Government has cautioned private school owners in the state, warning that they risk penalties, including licence withdrawal, if they continue to hold unauthorised graduation ceremonies. Through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, the government stated that graduation events for pupils in kindergarten, nursery, and junior secondary classes are not permitted under …