The Kogi State Government has announced that schools at all levels in the state would resume on September 14, 2020. While disclosing this on Tuesday September 1, 2020, the State’s Commissioner for Education, Science, and Technology, Mr. Wemi Jones, said primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions in the state will all resume for academic activities. According […]
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Studying abroad is a beneficial experience for a college student. It helps to fulfil their dream. This way, they have the opportunity to study in a foreign nation. They also take in the culture of new land. Nowadays, many universities abroad do not take direct student applications. Most of the universities and colleges accept forms
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The National Examination Council has announced that there would be no extension to the September 10 deadline fixed for the registration of schools and examination candidates for the 2020 Senior School Certificate Examination. The deadline was approved by the Federal Ministry of Education, but NECO said there was enough time to plan ahead of the
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UNILAG Special Visitation Panel set up by the Federal Government has begun sitting. The sitting, which began on Monday August 31, 2020, is aimed at probing the crisis rocking the institution. The Penel is working with memoranda gathered from the public. It was reported that memoranda submitted after the time limit were rejected. The dropbox
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