Kebbi risks losing command secondary schools for lack of MoU with military
Kebbi State government risks losing the two command secondary schools established by the military in the state for failure to sign a Memorandum of Und
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Teachers’ Institute ex-students seek FG’s intervention over delayed results
Some former students of the National Teachers Institute (NTI), Kwara State Centre, have appealed to the federal government to prevail on the institute
Public, private universities growing at 50-50 ratio – NUC
For every public university in the country, there is a private one, the National Universities Commission has said, calling it a 50-50 ratio.
Kogi evacuates stranded students in wake of Plateau unrest
Following the recent attacks and unrest in Plateau, the Kogi state government has evacuated its indigenes studying at the University of Jos and other
UNESCO wants education institutions strengthened to fight gender violence
The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Regional Office in Nigeria has called for the strengthening of the nation&