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Subsidy pain: Labour talks tough, ASUU, protesters condemn relief plans - Vimarsana News

Subsidy pain: Labour talks tough, ASUU, protesters condemn relief plans

The groaning occasioned by the removal of the fuel subsidy grew louder on Monday as the  Nigerian Labour Congress said it was ready to fight the economic pains and hardship caused by the Federal Government’s decision.

Stakeholders lament increase in fees of Unity schools - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders lament increase in fees of Unity schools

By Adeboye Ado, Akure Following the recent increase in the fees of Federal Government Colleges otherwise known as Unity Schools, stakeholders have berated upward review of the school fees. The Federal Government through the Federal Ministry of Education has increased the school fees of new students into Federal Colleges to ₦100,000. “The latest fees/charge increment

Why FG must review curriculum of Nigerian schools – Group - Vimarsana News

Why FG must review curriculum of Nigerian schools – Group

The alumni body of Unity Schools in Nigeria on Saturday called for a review and revitalisation of the outdated curriculum in Nigerian schools.

School Fees Increment: Reps Take Crucial Action, Issues Directive to Ministry of Education - Vimarsana News

School Fees Increment: Reps Take Crucial Action, Issues Directive to Ministry of Education

The House of Representatives has intervened in the implementation of the school fees increment saga across federal universities and unity schools in Nigeria

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Reps urge FG to suspend hike in fees in universities, unity schools - Vimarsana News

Reps urge FG to suspend hike in fees in universities, unity schools

The lawmakers say the increase in fees could cause disruptions for students who cannot afford them and that while many may be forced to defer their studies, others could drop out of school.