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Anambra Teachers Oppose FG Proposal to Remove UTME for Education Courses
Teachers in Anambra State have voiced their disagreement with the Federal Government’s plan to discontinue the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) as a requirement for admission into education-related programmes. Concerns About Academic Quality The educators warned that eliminating UTME requirements could weaken admission standards and negatively affect the quality of teacher education in the country. …
FG Reaffirms Commitment to Youth Skills Development at London Education Forum
The Federal Government has restated its dedication to strengthening skills acquisition and vocational training for Nigerian youths, using global partnerships to enhance education quality and improve job readiness. Prioritizing Skills for Young People Speaking at the London Education Forum, government representatives stressed that Nigeria’s large youth population represents a key national strength, but requires greater …
Meet the Future Leaders Empowered Through PalmPay Young Stars
Youth empowerment has become a key driver in shaping the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators across Africa. One of the initiatives contributing to this mission is the PalmPay Young Stars program, which is designed to identify and support talented young individuals with leadership potential and innovative ideas. The program is supported by the …
NGO Offers Free Medical Outreach for Public School Teachers in Niger
Many public school teachers in Nigeria continue to face health and financial challenges due to demanding work conditions and limited access to affordable healthcare. In response, a non-governmental organization (NGO) has organized a free medical outreach program aimed at supporting teachers in Niger State. The initiative focuses on improving the health status of educators by …
Nigeria and Duke of Edinburgh Explore Education for Employment Partnership
Nigeria has held discussions with the Duke of Edinburgh’s programme to explore ways of improving education so it better prepares young people for employment and the labour market. The focus of the engagement is to strengthen the link between classroom learning and practical job skills, with attention on youth development, technical training, and hands-on experience. …
FG to Launch Radio Station for Adult Education in Nigeria
The Federal Government (FG) has revealed plans to set up a specialized radio station focused on adult education to help Nigerians who did not complete formal schooling. The project aims to use radio broadcasting as a learning tool that can reach adults in both cities and rural areas, especially those with limited access to classrooms …
FCMB Trains Secondary School Students on Money Management Skills
FCMB has carried out a financial literacy programme for secondary school students aimed at improving their understanding of how to manage money effectively. The initiative is designed to help young learners build strong financial habits early in life. Aim of the programme The training focuses on teaching students practical money skills such as saving, budgeting, …
FG Links Education Spending to New Data-Driven Allocation System
The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a new plan to manage education funding using a data-driven allocation system aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and overall learning outcomes. Shift in education funding strategy Under the new approach, education expenditure will be guided by real data and performance-based indicators rather than rough estimates or outdated records. …
Call for increased investment in female education
An educationist has called for greater investment in female education, stressing that improving access to learning for girls is essential for national development and social progress. He noted that educating girls leads to wider benefits, including reduced poverty, improved family health, and stronger economic growth. According to him, when more girls are educated, communities experience …