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Gombe state urged to prioritize education in 2025 budget to secure international grants

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Gombe State officials are being urged to significantly enhance allocations for education, as experts believe a stronger investment in this sector is essential for securing international grants and fostering sustainable development. Martha Daniel, the state Officer for BudgIT Foundation (Tracka), advocates for a strategic prioritization of education alongside health and agriculture to maximize the state’s […]

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NewGlobe to showcase Nigerian education successes at ICESCO Education Ministers Conference in Oman

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Oman, for the 3rd ICESCO Education Ministers Conference on October 2-3, 2024, NewGlobe has highlighted the transformative educational initiatives taking place in Nigeria. The conference, themed “Beyond Transforming Education Summit: from Commitments to Actions,” aims to reinforce commitments among member states to advance educational reform and innovation. The opening ceremony will be co-led by Nigeria’s

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Nigeria at 64: Improving patriotism through education to inspire national pride

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Patriotism is a sense of love, loyalty, and devotion to one’s country. It involves a strong identification with and support for the values, culture, and interests of the nation, as well as a willingness to contribute to its well-being and defend it against external threats. Patriotism can manifest through acts such as respecting national symbols,

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Anchor varsity upholds zero tolerance for indecent behavior — VC

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The Vice-Chancellor of Anchor University, Lagos, Prof. Samuel Bandele, has reaffirmed the institution’s strict stance against any form of indecent behavior on its campus. He stated that the university had zero tolerance for such misconduct and would never condone or cover up any violations. In a statement released on Monday, Bandele responded to a recent

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Nigeria at 64: Education in ruin — ASUU, SSANU

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As Nigeria marks its 64th Independence Anniversary today, university workers have expressed their views on the state of the nation’s educational system. Education has always been a cornerstone of Nigeria’s socio-political evolution. In the years leading up to independence in 1960, schools and universities were crucial breeding grounds for political leaders, activists, and intellectuals who

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ASUU zonal coordinator escapes from abductors’ den

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The Edo State Police Command, on Monday, said the kidnapped Benin Zonal coordinator of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Prof Monday Igbafe, has escaped from his captors. Igbafe was kidnapped on Saturday night while driving into his home at Ekpoma, Esan West Local Government Area of the state. His abductors were said to have

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Nigeria at 64: Education vital role in Nigeria’s struggle for independence

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Nigeria’s path to independence is a vibrant blend of cultural, political, and educational elements intertwined throughout its history. Education, often overlooked, played a crucial role in fostering the intellectual and ideological foundation for Nigeria’s independence movement. It was not just a tool for personal advancement but a catalyst for societal change, empowering a generation of

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Nigeria at 64: Should education be expensive?

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As Nigeria celebrates its 64th Independence Day, the nation continues to grapple with numerous developmental challenges. One issue consistently at the forefront of national discourse is education. Access to quality education is widely regarded as a fundamental right that every citizen should enjoy. However, the rising cost of education in Nigeria raises a critical question:

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