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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 …
FG Begins Applications for Phase Two of TVET Programme in Nigeria
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced the start of applications for the second phase of its Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme, as part of ongoing efforts to equip citizens with practical skills that support employment and self-reliance. Strengthening Skills Development The TVET programme is aimed at tackling unemployment by offering hands-on …
UBEC Rolls Out Performance-Based Funding to Tackle Out-of-School Children in Nigeria
Nigeria still grapples with one of the largest populations of out-of-school children globally, a persistent issue that has drawn concern from government bodies and education stakeholders. To address this, the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has launched a new performance-driven funding system aimed at expanding access to basic education and bringing more children into classrooms. …
UBEC releases N44.24bn to Kaduna, Ondo, nine others
The Universal Basic Education Commission (Universal Basic Education Commission) has approved the disbursement of N44.24 billion to 11 states, including Kaduna State and Ondo State, as part of its ongoing intervention funding for the improvement of basic education in Nigeria. The allocation is drawn from UBEC’s matching grant programme, which is designed to assist state …
Bayelsa Students Awarded Scholarships by PINL
Students from Bayelsa State have received scholarship support from Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL), in an effort aimed at promoting education and supporting young learners in the region. The programme is part of the company’s commitment to community development, particularly in areas where it operates. It is designed to ease the financial pressure on students …
FG Digitises Academic Credential Authentication and Evaluation: Advancing Education Verification
The Federal Government has introduced a major reform aimed at digitising the authentication and assessment of academic certificates. This initiative is designed to improve efficiency, enhance transparency, and curb fraud by enabling secure electronic verification of educational qualifications. Moving from Paper-Based to Digital Systems Previously, verifying academic certificates in Nigeria involved manual procedures that were …
Building a Strong IT Career Through Cisco and CompTIA Certification Paths
In today’s technology-driven world, building a successful IT career requires more than interest or informal experience. Employers increasingly value recognized certifications that demonstrate real, job ready skills. Among the most respected providers in this space are Cisco and CompTIA, whose certification programs offer clear pathways for beginners and experienced professionals alike. The Importance of IT …
Okpebholo Awards Scholarship to Children of Fallen Army General
The Governor of Monday Okpebholo has approved scholarships for the children of a deceased Army General as part of efforts to support the bereaved family and honor the officer’s service to the nation. The initiative is aimed at easing the burden on the family while ensuring that the children continue their education without disruption. Recognizing …