The United Nations Children’s Fund says digital learning platforms can increase access to quality education for children in Nigeria. This is in a statement signed by UNICEF’s Communication Officer, Communications, Advocacy and Partnerships, Mr Anike Alli-Hakeem on Thursday. The organisation commemorated the Day of the African Child, marked annually on June 16, with the 2023 […]
Tragedy struck on Thursday at Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa where the lifeless body of a National Diploma (ND) 2 Mass Communication student was found dead in her room with matchet cuts and her eyes plucked out. The student, simply identified as Dasola was among those writing the ongoing first-semester examination in the school. As of
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Unveiling Africa Foundation and Teach For Nigeria in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Education is proud to announce the upcoming Re-Rooting in African History (RIAH) Education Summit, a pivotal event aimed at revolutionising Nigeria’s education system by infusing African-centered perspectives into teaching and learning. Scheduled to take place on June 22nd and 23rd,
The All-Africa Students’ Union (AASU) has lamented the high cost of education in the continent, saying hike in school fees in all African countries has become the order of the day. The pan-African students body also applauded the Dangote Group led by Nigerian businessman, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, for establishing a world-class oil refinery in Nigeria.
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Vice Chancellor of Caleb University, in Imota, Lagos, Prof. Nosa Owens-Ibie, is slated to present papers at an international conference on Higher Education, to be held at the University of Leeds, England, later this month. Experts from all walks of life are scheduled to brainstorm on the challenges, innovations, and opportunities in higher education practices
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Once upon a time, in a vibrant African village named Umoja, a young girl named Amina dreamed of a future filled with hope and equality. Her dreams were nurtured by the joyful laughter of the children, the warm embrace of the community, and the stories of resilience passed down through generations. Little did she know
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