The Nigerian Army Education Corps Commander, Maj.-Gen. Bello Tsoho, says the class size in Army schools has been reduced to no more than 40 students per class. According to him, this is to improve the quality of learning and education in army schools nationwide. Class size is the number of students in a given classroom […]
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A 400-level student of Kwara State University, Malete, identified as Rashidat Shittu, has allegedly taken her own life, reportedly due to academic pressures. The young woman’s tragic demise occurred as she faced imminent exams, with her colleagues revealing that she ingested insecticide in a desperate act. Shittu was rushed to the University of Ilorin Teaching
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From the beginning, Valentine’s Day, known for its association with romantic gestures and expressions of affection, has become a widely celebrated holiday around the world. Its origins, rooted in Christian history, carry profound significance for believers. While the contemporary observance of Valentine’s Day may seem far removed from its religious beginnings, as Christians, we have
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The International Day of the Women and Girls in Science is not just a date on the calendar; it’s a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equality in the scientific community. As a media house dedicated to giving education a voice in Africa, we find this day particularly poignant, as it provides an
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