Owoseni Olamide, a Senior Secondary School Two student at Landmark College, Ikorodu, has traced students misbehaviour to their homes. According to her, students who bully others are likely from abusive homes. Owoseni said this during her presentation at the ongoing leadership training organised for aspiring prefects in the school. “There are a lot of challenges […]
The Rwandan education is structured as a 6-3-3 system, six years of primary school, three years of lower secondary school, and three years of upper secondary school. While 98% of children aged seven and above were at least enrolled in primary education, there is a high dropout rate of 7%. The transition rate to the
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An agreement has been reached to end industrial action by lecturers at further education colleges in Northern Ireland. A new and improved pay offer made earlier this month was accepted by “a large majority” of members of the UCU and the NASUWT unions. The pay offer included the minimum lecturers’ pay point being uplifted to
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Virtual assistants are individuals designed to anticipate needs, streamline tasks and enhance productivity. They offer a personalised experience, understanding context and adapting to individual preferences. From managing schedules and reminders to providing timely information and insights, virtual assistants have become indispensable aides in the daily routines of busy professionals. Here are nine (9) free virtual
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Mansa Musa, the legendary ruler of the Mali Empire, is an iconic figure in African history, renowned for his wealth, power and influence. Central to his legacy is his role in shaping the Trans-Saharan trade network, a vital economic artery that connected West Africa to the Mediterranean world. The opulence of the West African king
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Historically, the position of Vice-Chancellor was predominantly occupied by men, but in recent years, the education sector has experienced significant changes and growth as women have entered into this leadership role. More women have risen to the challenge, demonstrating academic prowess and exceptional leadership skills. In recent years, female Vice-Chancellors are breaking barriers and reshaping
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Applications are now open for the 2024 Bridge Fellowship Programme offered annually to all qualified Nigerian students by the Afara Initiative. The Bridge Fellowship Programme is a leadership fellowship for developing leaders of tomorrow. It is fully funded with accommodation. As a fellow of this initiative, the full expenses of your feeding, accommodation and other
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The Federal Capital Territory chapter of the National Association of Nigerian Students has highlighted the pressing necessity for reforming the Independent National Electoral Commission and related entities involved in Nigeria’s electoral process. Their call aims to enhance transparency and credibility in upcoming elections, emphasizing the inclusion of youth perspectives. The appeal was made by the
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Nigeria’s eagerly anticipated student loan scheme echeme, championed by the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Administration, is poised for its inaugural phase with a groundbreaking target of aiding 1.2 million young Nigerians in pursuit of higher education. The long-awaited initiative, under the aegis of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), is set to kick off “anytime soon,”
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Imagine hopping on a school bus and being transported to an immersive, educational tour of the inside of the human body — and no, not on a fictional episode of “The Magic School Bus.” This is the kind of experience that Meta hopes to enable for students, digitally, through its Quest virtual reality headsets. Later
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The Vice-Chancellor, University of Lagos, Professor Folasade Ogunsola, OON, FAS, on Monday, April 15, 2024, performed the official commissioning of the newly renovated Mariere Male Hostel of the University. The project, according to Prof Ogunsola, signifies a milestone in the University management’s commitment towards improving students’ living conditions on campus, and increasing the number of
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A muslim pupil lost a UK court challenge Tuesday against a top London school’s ban on prayer, in a case about freedom of religion in schools that captured national attention. The student, who cannot be named, took legal action against Michaela Community School in northwest London, claiming the policy was discriminatory and “uniquely” affected her
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“April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time to shed light on the pervasive issue of sexual violence within Indigenous communities”. According to fast Facts, One in 4 women and about 1 in 26 men have experienced completed or attempted rape. About 1 in 9 men were made to penetrate someone during his lifetime.
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