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Nigerian Court Orders Delta State Government To Disclose Spending Of Over N200Billion Education Funds, Allocations Under Ex-Gov Okowa - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Court Orders Delta State Government To Disclose Spending Of Over N200Billion Education Funds, Allocations Under Ex-Gov Okowa

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has “ordered the disclosure of the spending details of over N200bn public funds collected by the government of former Delta State governor Ifeanyi Okowa from the Universal Basic Education Commission [UBEC] fund and allocations from the Federation Accounts.”

Court orders Delta to account for over N200bn UBE funds spent under Okowa - Vimarsana News

Court orders Delta to account for over N200bn UBE funds spent under Okowa

Federal high court in Lagos has ordered the Delta government to disclose the details of over N200bn in education funds spent under the administration of Ifeanyi Okowa.

Nigeria varsities can be solution providers if well harnessed — Don - Vimarsana News

Nigeria varsities can be solution providers if well harnessed — Don

Professor Peter Okebukola has expressed optimism that Nigerian universities are capable of providing solutions to at least 40 per cent of myriad of

Stakeholders worry as shortage of primary school teachers hits Oyo - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders worry as shortage of primary school teachers hits Oyo

Parents, teachers and other stakeholders in the education sector worry over shortage of public primary school teachers in Oyo State.

States and widening shortage of teachers - Vimarsana News

States and widening shortage of teachers

THE alarming shortfall of qualified teachers in public primary and secondary schools across the country was highlighted recently