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How RYD CBT Platform Is Helping Schools Across Nigeria Enter the Future of Exams
RYD Learning didn’t begin with grand speeches about “innovation.” It began with teachers. With overworked exam officers. With ICT rooms filled with outdated desktops. With students who deserve a modern assessment experience but attend schools that cannot afford complicated systems.
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Greensprings Announces Year 7, Year 10, Sixth Form Scholarships for 2026/2027 Session
Greensprings Announces Year 7, Year 10, Sixth Form Scholarships for 2026/2027 Session, , Greensprings School has opened its scholarship applications for Year 7, Year 10 and the IB Diploma Programme in sixth form for the 2026/2027 session.This year marks the first inclusion of a scholarship category for Year 10 and broadens access for students demonstrating […]
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Tinubu Reaffirms Commitment to Tech-driven Education as YABATECH Graduates 8,654
Tinubu Reaffirms Commitment to Tech-driven Education as YABATECH Graduates 8,654, , As Yaba College of Technology graduated 8,654 students from the 2023/2024 academic session, President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to expanding access to quality, technology-driven education. He announced that the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed over ₦50 billion to 624,535 […]
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UNICEF Warns of Funding Cut Effect on Children, Seeks Concrete Commitments from Lagos Lawmakers
UNICEF Warns of Funding Cut Effect on Children, Seeks Concrete Commitments from Lagos Lawmakers, , The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has appealed to Lagos legislators to take decisive, measurable actions to protect children’s rights, saying the world is experiencing a rollback of child rights at a time when they need the most support. Chief […]
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FG Issues Final Call for National Health Fellows Programme Applications
FG Issues Final Call for National Health Fellows Programme Applications, , The federal government has issued a final call for applications for the second cohort of the National Health Fellows (NHF) Programme, ahead of the closing date of November 30, 2025. The NHF Progrmme remains a central initiative in the government’s efforts to strengthen primary […]
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Nigerian Govt launches online classes for secondary school students
Nigerian Govt launches online classes for secondary school students, , The Federal Ministry of Education has introduced the Inspire Live(s) Online Real-Time Classes Initiative, a national digital learning scheme designed to broaden access to quality education for children across the country. In a statement issued on Tuesday and signed by the Director of Press and […]
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Teachers union threatens nationwide strike over rising attacks on schools
Teachers union threatens nationwide strike over rising attacks on schools, , The Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, has placed its members on standby for a nationwide strike, warning that the escalating insecurity affecting schools has become an existential threat to teachers, non-academic staff and millions of children. NUT President, Titus Amba-Audu, speaking at a media […]
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FOR THE RECORD: ANOTHER ASUU STRIKE?
FOR THE RECORD: ANOTHER ASUU STRIKE? , , Hold the government responsible, argues JEFF GODWIN DOKI A time has come when silence before the deceit of the present Nigerian government shall be tantamount to collusion with social evil. The government’s façade of […]
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Insecurity: Plateau govt shuts down schools
Insecurity: Plateau govt shuts down schools, , The Plateau state government has ordered all schools to close following increased attacks and threats by gunmen targeting learning centres in the North-West. The spokesperson of the state SUBEB board, Richard Jonah, announced that secondary schools will shut from Saturday, November 22, while primary schools and day/boarding schools […]
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NUC bans honorary doctorates for serving public officials
NUC bans honorary doctorates for serving public officials, , The National Universities Commission has issued a ban on the award of honorary doctorate degrees to serving public officials as part of a major effort to curb the growing misuse of such honours across the country. The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Professor Abdullahi Yusufu Ribadu, […]
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