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Views: Visits 6 The Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB) has disclosed that more than 90 per cent of pupils in exit classes in public schools can neither read nor write. Dr Isah Adamu, Chairman of NSUBEB, disclosed this during a two-day roundtable discussion on revamping basic education in Niger State in Minna on Thursday. He explained that the roundtable discussion brought together critical stakeholders in the education sector to access the challenges and performance of basic education in the state. Adamu explained that the event became necessary after the board mobi...

Advertisement Muhammad Garba, Kano commissioner for information, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday. According to him, the decision followed the “adoption of the recommendation of the Technical Committee set up to look into the teaching staff challenges bedeviling free education policy” in the stage. “Kano state Executive Council has directed the state civil service to redeploy about 5,000 civil servants with requisite qualification in education to classrooms as part of effort to strengthen the policy,” the statement reads. Advertisement “While adopting the report of the commit...

575 officers with teaching qualifications serving in MDAs, while 3,712 others were found in the 44 LGAs with duplicate functions.

NECO Registrar death: Godswill Obioma death and how di NECO boss die 1 June 2021, 12:21 WAT New Informate 5 hours wey don pass Wia dis foto come from, NECO Registrar of di National Examination Council [NECO], Professor Godswill Obioma don die. Family say Professor Obioma dies on 31 May, 2021, NECO announce on Tuesday. Di 67-year-old NECO Registrar die afta small sickness, according to officials wey quote family sources. NECO confirm di death for statement wey Mustaphan Abdul, dia director of Human Resource Management sign. President Muhammadu Buhari appoint Obioma as Registrar of NECO last ...

As the nation marks the 22nd year of democracy   rule, the economy is still marked with poor macroeconomic performance with pockets of improvement in some sectors.