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NUC Begins Accreditation Of 7 Courses in Kwara State College of Education

National Universities Commission has begin collation of data towards accreditation of seven new degree programmes at Kwara State College of Education, in affiliation with...

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25,000 People Sign Petition to Stop IELTS for Nigerians

Over 25,000 people have signed a petition on change.org to stop foreign institutions from demanding an English proficiency test, the International English Language Testing...

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Govt. Revokes Operational Licence of all Private Schools In Kano

The Kano State Government, on Monday, revoked the Certificates of Operations of all private schools in the state. The government has asked all the schools...

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Nigeria’s Education Crisis Majorly Affects Girls, Kids with Disabilities- UNICEF

The United Nations Children’s Fund has noted that girls and children with disabilities are majorly affected by the education crisis in Nigeria. This is as...

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Tinubu Approves 12 Nigerian Army Divisions, Authorises Recruitment Of 28,000 New Personnel

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the expansion of the Nigerian Army from eight to 12 divisions as part of efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture and improve the military’s operational effectiveness across the country. The Presidency announced that the approval is part of the administration’s broader commitment...

US Imposes New Tariffs On 60 Countries: Nigeria, China, India and EU Affected (Full List)

The United States has introduced a fresh round of tariffs on imports from 60 countries and trading partners, with Nigeria among the nations affected by the new measures. The tariffs, which officially took effect on Friday, replace an earlier global import duty introduced by President Donald Trump’s administration...

Ramaphosa Wins Court Bid To Halt ‘Farmgate’ Impeachment Bid

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa secured a court victory on Friday, putting a temporary stop to parliamentary impeachment proceedings tied to the "Farmgate" scandal. The Western Cape High Court issued an interim interdict, effectively pausing the impeachment process for now. The ruling offers Ramaphosa some breathing room as he...