You May Also Be Interested In
Share on Your Socials
Quick Navigation
In The News
Subscribe to Our News Updates
Category: Education
Ebonyi to partner with Norwegian govt in health, education, water, energy
Ebonyi to partner with Norwegian govt in health, education, water, energy, By Jeff Agbodo The Governor of Ebonyi State, Rt. Hon. Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru has said that his administration will be partnering with the Norwegian Government in the provision of basic healthcare services, energy, infrastructure, water and sanitation sectors. The governor appealed to Ananda Marga […]
Read more
Hamas says hostages to return ‘in coffins’ if Israel tries to free them by force
Hamas says hostages to return ‘in coffins’ if Israel tries to free them by force, Palestinian militant group Hamas warned on Wednesday that hostages may be killed if Israel attempts to retrieve them by force and air strikes continue in the Gaza Strip. The group said in a statement that it was “doing everything possible […]
Read more
Judge halts US govt effort to detain student for deportation
Judge halts US govt effort to detain student for deportation, A judge ordered US authorities Tuesday to cease efforts to detain and deport a New York college student, as President Donald Trump presses his campaign against pupils linked to pro-Palestinian protests. Trump has targeted New York’s Columbia University, where the student is enrolled, as an […]
Read more
UNN makes history, appoints Prof Olayiwola Usman, first Yoruba DVC (Academics)
UNN makes history, appoints Prof Olayiwola Usman, first Yoruba DVC (Academics), By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has appointed Professor Kamoru Olayiwola Usman, a Yoruba Muslim from Oyo State, as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics), marking the first time in the institution’s history that a person of Yoruba descent has held the […]
Read more
Lincoln University wants reversal of dependents’ visa policy for international students
Lincoln University wants reversal of dependents’ visa policy for international students, The University of Lincoln is joining other universities across the United Kingdom, UK, calling for the government to reconsider its decision to impose visa restrictions on international students, BBC reported. Read Also: Japa: US introduces new requirements for immigrants The restrictions, introduced at the […]
Read more
No Ukraine deal after US-Russia Saudi talks
No Ukraine deal after US-Russia Saudi talks, No deal emerged from Washington’s talks with both Kyiv and Moscow in Saudi Arabia Tuesday on any ceasefire after three years of fighting, with Russia demanding that the US “order” Kyiv to enter a new deal on the Black Sea. US President Donald Trump is pushing for a […]
Read more
JAMB moves date for 2025 Mock UTME
JAMB moves date for 2025 Mock UTME, The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has rescheduled the 2025 Mock UTME from 5th April to 10th April 2025. The board stated that the adjustment is to ensure all necessary preparations are completed, incorporating a range of innovations designed to make the examination the best in history, […]
Read more
Abia, Kano, Ebonyi lead in senior secondary school students’ dropouts
Abia, Kano, Ebonyi lead in senior secondary school students’ dropouts, In recent times, the challenge of children dropping out of school has continued to generate serious concern as it increases the number of out-of-school children in the country. Reports have indicated that students drop out of school due to poverty, cultural differences, early marriage and […]
Read more
FG disburses N6.7 billion grant to tackle out-of-school-children in Nasarawa
FG disburses N6.7 billion grant to tackle out-of-school-children in Nasarawa, The Federal Government through the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), has released the sum of N6,714,084,395.55 to Nasarawa State government as part of its basic education support fund for the sustainability of smart school in the state to address the menace of out-of-school-children across the […]
Read more
NGO: What we are doing to revive reading culture
NGO: What we are doing to revive reading culture, Dianah Ngamdy, founder of Stark Pages Literary Students’ Initiative, a not-for-profit organization, says children are no longer interested in reading and writing. She spoke on Thursday in Abuja while briefing journalists on the sidelines of a sensitization programme on creative writing, organised for secondary school students. […]
Read more
Advertise here
We are an educational news blog dedicated to bridging the gaps in the education sector, providing valuable insights and resources to meet the needs of parents, schools, students, and the public.
Explore
©2025. Edumark Consult All Rights Reserved.
