Borno Gov’t Pays N529.6 Million WASSCE Fees for Over 26,000 Students
He highlighted that the government consistently subsidises 75% of WASSCE registration fees for eligible public school students.
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NEDC Commences Training of 200 Teachers in Yobe South
He said the objective is to equip educators with innovative strategies that promote problem-solving and practical learning in the classroom.
Senator Bomai breaks jinx, offers foreign scholarship to disabled persons, women, others
Senator Bomai represented by the Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, Professor Mohammed Munkaila of the University of Maiduguri revealed the scholarship awards were selected based on merit.
NEDC begins 5-Day Training Workshop for 600 in Yobe
The MD who was represented at the occasion by the NEDC State Coordinator, Prof. Ali Ibrahim Abbas, said the Commission is training 600 teachers in the state.
Zulum Announces Scholarship to Female Indigenes with JAMB Score of 250 and Above
The governor assured that his administration will continue to support girl child education and sponsor more women to study medical and technical education.
ASSU elects Piwuna as new president
Piwuna, a consultant psychiatrist at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital (JUTH) and current Dean of Student Affairs at the University of Jos, Plateau State, succeeds Professor Victor Osodeke, a soil science expert from Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State.
NMA presents #200,000 to UNIMAID best medical student
Speaking at the event, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Mohammed Laminu Mele, emphasized the high standards and tradition of excellence maintained by the College of Medical Sciences.
Shehu of Borno Endorses Modern Teaching Method for Islamic Educators
The Shehu of Borno, His Royal Highness Alhaji (Dr) Abubakar Ibn Umar Garbai El-Kanemi, has endorsed the moves by the Nigeria Arabic Language Village to equip Islamic educators in the state with the
ECW, UNICEF releases $50m to assist education sector in BAY states
She noted that the first phase of the project improved access for over 530,000 marginalised children across Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states, and benefited more than the initial 170,000 children targeted, she said the second phase targets 130, 000 students.
FG stops acting VCs, rectors, provosts from contesting substantive positions
The statement noted that the new policy aims to eliminate this practice, ensure a level playing field for all qualified candidates, and strengthen institutional governance.