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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has promised to refund monies paid by candidates who were unable to generate profile codes due to poor network or delayed response from telecommunication service providers The exam body, however, warned that the refund will not apply to wrong registrations, in the case of candidates who entered wrong codes while trying to generate their profiles. The JAMB Registrar, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, who disclosed this on Monday said the decision was arrived at after consultations with stakeholders. He explained that service providers have also agreed to the refund decision. Oloyede, who said the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and the Nigerian Communications Commission have been drafted in to monitor the refund, lamented that parents were being extorted by telecoms service providers.
The state Commissioner for Finance and Budget Planning, Mr Asiru Idris, disclosed this in Lokoja, while declaring open a stakeholders meeting on environmental and social impact assessment of the proposed SAPZ and associated developments. He said that the state was happy to be a beneficiary of the project which, he said, has the potential to bridge the existing gap between production and need, employment, transportation and power supply. "The project will create employment for two million people in the state and by extension, curb poverty, reduce youth restiveness and open doors for private investors," the commissioner explained. Idris further disclosed that 280 hectares of land would be acquired for the project across five local government areas of the state.
Share The Executive Secretary of Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Dr Hamid Bobboi tasked the State Governments on the need to ensure accountability, improved literacy and provision of equitable access to basic education in the country. He spoke while declaring open a training on Communication Strategy for Public Relations Officers in UBEC, States Universal Basic Education Boards (SUBEB) and Better Education Service Delivery for All (BESDA) programme office held in Kano State. Bobboi who represented by the UBEC Deputy Executive Secretary (Technical) Dr. Bala Zakari, stressed on the need for accountability in the implementation of Universal Basic Education and BESDA programme in order to reduce the challenge of out-of-school children in the country.
The Universal Basic Education Commission, UBEC has said the Better Education Service Delivery for All” (BESDA) initiative will not thrive except there is the active participation of UBE Information Managers in the process. The assertion is contained in a press statement signed by the Commissions Head Public Relation and Protocol, David Apeh. The Deputy Executive Secretary (Services), Dr. Isiaka Kolawale Olayinka in the statement said Information Communication was the key strategy needed to enhance performance at every level of the programme. He said there was a need to include information managers if the Education delivery services are to be improved.
The Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Dr. Hamid Bobboyi, disclosed this during the inauguration ceremony of basic education projects at the Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State.
By Joseph Erunke THE Universal Basic Education Commission,UBEC,has promised to build digital schools across the country, saying the development would be in actualization of its vision of a robust digital basic education delivery in Nigeria. This, according to a statement, Monday,by the Commission’s Head, Public Relations and Protocol,David Apeh,was disclosed at the weekend by the Executive Secretary,Dr Hamid Bobboyi at the commissioning ceremony of basic education projects at the Federal University, Dutse, Jigawa State. “The Executive Secretary said the school will be purely digital with state of the art facilities for learning, adding that a digital resource centre is also being constructed in Abuja to coordinate digital learning in the basic education sub-sector.
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By Kuni Tyessi The federal government has announced the conclusion of its plans to build state-of-the-art digital schools and facilities for learning across the country. The Executive Secretary of the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), Dr Hamid Bobboyi, disclosed this during the commissioning of Basic Education projects at the Federal University, Dutse, Jigawa State. In a statement signed by its Head of Communications, Mr. David Apeh, the executive secretary added that a digital resource centre is also being constructed in Abuja to coordinate digital learning in the basic education sub-sector. When completed, he stressed that the facilities would put the sub-sector on the digital map of the world.
FG to build digital schools in Nigeria ― UBEC Boss FG to build digital schools in Nigeria ― UBEC Boss Share The Federal Government through the Universal Basic Education Commission is to build digital schools across the country. Executive Secretary of UBEC, Dr Hamid Bobboyi, at the commissioning ceremony of some Basic Education projects at the Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, saying this was in a bid to actualise the Commission’s vision of a robust digital basic education delivery in Nigeria. The Head, Public Relations/Protocol, UBEC, Mr David Apeh, in a statement, on Sunday, in Abuja, quoted Bobboyi as saying the schools would be purely digital with state-of-the-art facilities for learning.