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Gambia Adopts Strategy To Promote Technical, Vocational Education

The African Union's heads of state and government adopted the Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA 2016-2025) as the framework for a transformative education...

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Telecom Trains Lagos Teachers on Effective Classroom Communication

As part of efforts to improve the quality of education and enhance the development and wellbeing of the Nigerian child, Nigeria’s telecom provider, 9mobile,...

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Parents, Experts Seek Chess As Part Of School Curricula

Some parents and experts have called on the government to introduce the game, Chess into the National educational curriculum as the game is seen as a valuable...

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Kwara State To Commence School Feeding Programme In January

The Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq says the National Home-grown School Feeding Programme will commence in January. The Governor spoke in Ilorin at the hand-over...

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Bridging Continents, Boosting Business: Nigeria-Brazil Partnership

The Nigeria-Brazil audiovisual co-production agreement signed in June marks a major milestone for the film industry, strengthening creative and economic ties between Africa and South America. The deal is expected to unlock fresh opportunities for filmmakers, producers, and investors, helping to drive growth, skills transfer, and innovation...

Nigeria’s Telecom Transformation: Assessing The Impact Of 2025 Digital Economy

2025 has been a year of high expectations for Nigeria’s telecom sector, with strong focus on 5G deployment, fintech growth, and digital inclusion. As the year closes, the big question is whether these ambitious goals translated into real benefits for citizens and businesses, or remained largely aspirational. While...

Nigeria’s New Tax Requirement: Implications For Citizens And Businesses

Nigeria’s Tax Administration Act now requires every taxable person to have a Tax Identification Number (TIN) to operate bank, insurance, pension, or investment accounts. A TIN is a unique number used to track tax payments and access key financial services. From January 1, 2026, this new tax...