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Gov Lawal Secures Release Of Withheld WAEC Results Of Zamfara Students

Governor Dauda Lawal has secured the release of results of Zamfara State students earlier withheld by the West African Examination Council, WAEC.

Don Advocates Inclusion Of AI In Teaching And Learning For Tertiary Institutions

A Professor of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and provost of College of Education, Hong Adamawa State, Benson Yusuf Baha, has advocated the inclusion of AI in teaching and learning in the higher institutions, especially at the colleges of education, where teachers are produced for the basic education level.

Teachers Threaten To Boycott Classes Of Over 100 Pupils In Mozambique

Teachers in the Mozambican National Education System are threatening not to work with classes of over 100 pupils in the same room, since overcrowding has been harming the quality of education.

U.S. Delivers 66 Schools For Students In Rural Malawi

The U.S. government has handed over 66 secondary schools that it built for students in rural Malawi under the USAID-funded Secondary School Expansion for Development project, or SEED.

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NYSC Releases 2026 Batch C Stream II Call-Up Letters

NYSC Releases 2026 Batch C Stream II Call-Up Letters The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has reportedly released call-up letters for prospective corps members under the 2026 Batch C Stream II mobilisation ahead of the nationwide orientation exercise scheduled to begin on Wednesday, November 4. The development allows affected...

Handwriting: Is It Still Relevant In The Digital Age?

In today’s classrooms, students can type assignments, take digital notes and access learning materials with just a few clicks. Artificial intelligence and smart devices are changing how knowledge is acquired and shared. Yet, amid this technological shift, one fundamental skill remains under scrutiny: handwriting. Once a cornerstone of...

US Midterms: NBC Poll Shows Democrats Leading

The survey, published on Sunday, November 1, showed that 52% of registered voters preferred Democratic control of Congress, compared with 45% who supported Republican control. Another 3% remained undecided. The findings come as Americans prepare to vote on November 3 in elections that will determine all 435 seats...