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Malala Yousafzai travelled to Nigeria to visit schools, meet young women, activists and educators that Malala Fund supports, and urge leaders and governments everywhere about actions still needed to help all girls learn. | Pulse Nigeria

After a gruelling campaign that saw him travelling to all the states of the federation plus the federal capital, Abuja, canvassing for votes, despite concerns in some…

After the promotion, their new wages were reflected in their April and May salaries until the promotion was rescinded in June.

CLEMENT IDOKO observes that 20 years after the enactment of the Child Rights Act (2003), Nigeria is still grappling with the issues of child labour and

Former Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Nigeria to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), Professor Michael

The lack of access to educational facilities and the regular invasion of communities by rampaging bandits in recent years have intensified...

Operatives of the Rivers State Police Command on Friday killed three suspected kidnappers at Isiodu forest in Emohua LGA of the state.

NASS The National Assembly on Tuesday, approved the payment of the sum of N23.679 billion severance package for outgoing Senators and Members of the House of Representatives…

While access to education remains a pressing issue, the concept of success on its own in Nigeria’s education system is equally complex. Despite efforts to increase enrolment rates, the country continues to grapple with low educational outcomes and a high rate of school dropouts. The quality and “success” of education is a critical determinant of success, and unfortunately, Nigeria faces significant challenges in this regard.

The Eagle Online had earlier reported an invitation extended to Fayemi by the EFCC two weeks ago: https://t.co/Xtm3ePtZtz