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When American billionaire and businessman, Bill Gates, criticised the Nigerian government’s Economic Recovery & Growth Plan for “prioritising physical capital

Meanwhile our state governors are foot-dragging in accessing available funds that will not only make a difference in the lives of millions of children, but guarantee a better future for all. My conclusion is that the problem with Nigeria’s education sector goes beyond lack of money; it is simply a case of lack of interest in the sector by the political elite!

Funding Education: A Case Of No Money Or No Interest? By Olabisi Deji-Folutile - The Maravi Post

Fire disaster don render hundreds of families homeless for Elechi Beach, Port Harcourt

The TRCN appealed to journalists to identify and report states owing teachers salaries, saying “hunger breeds insecurity.”

Among the fundamental problems facing education globally is the question of whether education should be free or commercialized; in other words, education as a commodity or public good.

The Federal Government has proposed legislation to increase funding from the Consolidated Revenue Fund to the nation's basic

The newly elected Dean of the Executive Chairmen, State Basic Education Boards (SUBEBs) and Chair, LASUBEB, Wahab Alawiye-King

Wahab Alawiye-King has said the state will not relent in leveraging technology to advance primary education through EKOEXCEL.

THE Zamfara State government has called for the assistance of the United Nations International Children Education Fund (UNICEF) to help with strategies