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Katsina Disburses N640m Scholarship To 47,000 Students

Katsina State government has disburses N640 million to more than 47, 000 indigent students studying in public and private higher institutions in the country.

Lagos Tutor Emerges 2023 Maltina Teacher Of The Year

Keke Senior High School, Agege, Lagos, Adeola Adedunke Adefemi has emerged winner of the 2023 Maltina Teacher of the Year competition.

Govt Should Leverage On Mining And Geo-Sciences Society For National Devt – Prof Olatunji

The 252nd council meeting of the Nigerian Mining and Geo-Sciences Society with the theme: imperative of geoscience and mining sectors to national development was held at the White House, Joel Ogunalike sSreet, GRA , Ikeja, Lagos.

Akwa Ibom Public Schools To Witness Increase In Enrollment

Akwa Ibom State Government says it is expecting a huge increase in enrollment of pupils in public primary schools across the State, with the ongoing massive investments in remodeling and improving teachers’ workforce in the public education sector.

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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...