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Recently, the Lagos State Ministry of Education adopted this application for students to prepare for WAEC and BECE immediately after the lockdown was called off.
The amazing performance of the Lagos State school students moved the LASG to endorse this product for continual use by the State government schools.
The National President of AFED, Honourable Orji Kalu, said that “being a low-cost school association should not hinder seamless, mobile study platform that would help improve the learning, assimilation and practice experience of students digitally”.
SuccessBox is a welcome development across AFED Schools Network, he added.
In the words of Mr Folusho Phillips, the Chairman of Chronicles Software and renowned management consultant: “This partnership is a great feat as it will impact AFED students positively by enabling them to keep up with their academic curriculum and ultimately to excel in their examinations.”
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The National President , Association For Formidable Educational Development (AFED), Mr. Orji Kanu Emmanuel,flanked by the Buckingham University-AFED Teacher Training Programme Manager, Dr. Daramola ibukun(right) and other content developers and consultants to the project during the launch of Bukingham-AFED pilot teacher training programme held in Lagos. recently
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The Vice Chancellor , University of Burkingham, UK, Professor James Tooley has said that there are about 2.1 million children currently receiving education in 14,000 low cost private schools in Nigeria. Seventy per cent of this figure, he said, are pre-school and primary school age children.
Tooley disclosed this, weekend, at the launch of Bukingham-Association for Formidable Educational Development (AFED) pilot teacher training programme, aimed at expanding qualitative and affordable education to every Nigerian child. He expressed excitement that AFED schools are sprawling all over Africa and sub-Sahara
BENIN CITY – As part of efforts to cushion the economic effects of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown and #EndSARS protests of last year, private schools owners in Edo State are pushing for Tax and Renewal fee waiver.
The proprietors also urged government to provide “palliatives for our staff whose data could be easily sourced from the state Inland Revenue Service PAYEE record.”
The position was contained in a statement by Edo State wing of the Association of Private School Owners of Nigeria (APSON) and the Association for Formidable Educational Development (AFED) The statement was endorsed by Bishop Ohis Emmanuel Elakhe and Comrade Osagie Erhunmwunse, Chairmen of APSON and