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Peter Obi Makes Additional ₦5 Million Donation to Bauchi Islamic School
Peter Obi has once again contributed ₦5 million to an Islamic school in Bauchi State, following an earlier donation to the same institution. Reports indicate that he visited Madarasatu Intisharu Islam Qismu, where he had previously supported the school with funds used to provide classroom furniture and learning materials. During this latest visit, he noted …
FG Releases Over ₦5 Billion to 518 Communities for Development Projects
The Federal Government has released more than ₦5 billion to 518 communities nationwide as part of its drive to promote development at the grassroots level and improve conditions in rural areas. Officials said the funding is intended to support community-based projects such as the provision of potable water, repair of rural roads, agricultural initiatives, small …
Tinubu Applauds Nigerian Teen for African Spelling Bee Victory
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended a Nigerian teenager, Adeolu Oluwadamilola Oreofe, for winning the 2026 African Spelling Bee in the junior category. The 14-year-old student of St. Lawrence Metropolitan College, Ado Ekiti, clinched the top prize after competing with participants from over 20 African countries. The event, held in Harare, showcased outstanding young talents …
New Curriculum Reform: Coding and AI Now Begin from JSS1 in Nigeria
Nigeria is taking a significant step toward modernizing its education system by introducing coding and artificial intelligence (AI) at the Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS1) level. This shift highlights the growing importance of digital knowledge in a world increasingly shaped by technology. In the past, computer education in schools mainly covered basic skills such as …
6-3-3-4 and 9-3-4 Systems: Understanding the Changes in Nigeria’s Basic Education
Nigeria’s education system has experienced several reforms designed to improve both access and quality. One of the most important changes is the shift from the 6-3-3-4 structure to the 9-3-4 system. Although the difference may seem minor at first glance, it represents a significant reorganization of the country’s approach to basic education. The 6-3-3-4 system, …
Starlink in Rural Schools: How Connectivity Is Transforming Education
For years, rural schools in many parts of the world have faced significant disadvantages due to limited or nonexistent internet access. Without connectivity, students relied heavily on outdated materials, and teachers had few opportunities to access modern teaching resources. The introduction of satellite internet services like Starlink is beginning to shift this reality, opening up …
TETFund 2026 Disbursement: Breaking Down the Allocations
Nigeria’s higher education sector received a major funding injection in 2026 as the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) released its yearly intervention funds. While many observers are interested in knowing which institutions received more funding, the structure of the disbursement reveals a system designed around equal allocation rather than selective distribution. Equal Funding Across Categories …
E-Learning Fatigue: Why Many Students Still Prefer Physical Classrooms
The rise of digital education has reshaped learning, offering students greater flexibility and access to resources. Yet, despite these advantages, many learners are experiencing e-learning fatigue a sense of exhaustion linked to prolonged online study. As a result, a significant number of students continue to favor traditional, face-to-face classes. This article examines the reasons …
Out-of-School Children in Benue State: Are the Numbers Increasing or Declining?
The issue of out-of-school children in Benue State mirrors a larger national challenge in Nigeria. Although there is limited recent data focused specifically on Benue, available insights suggest that the situation is either deteriorating or remaining largely unchanged, rather than showing clear improvement. The Broader National Picture Nigeria continues to grapple with one of the …