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Fifteen-year-old Mary Uke Ashia has emerged as the winner of the sixth season of Nigeria Info’s ‘I Beg to Differ’ debate tournament.The SS3 student of Wellspring College in Lagos defeated 16-year-old Minanengyofori David of New Hall International in the final round on Thursday, December 21, 2023, to win the N1 million star prize.Ashia scored an aggregate of 406.5 points to David’s 385 after two rounds of debates on the topics ‘AI is a threat to human existence’ and ‘Hamas is responsible for the genocide in Gaza, not Israel’. She described the I Beg to Differ (IBTD) debates as e...

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In commemoration of International Day of the Girl-Child (IDG), girls have been urged to build capacity, be fearless, financially knowledgeable and have a strong sense of their identity as they glide through life.

Folasade, Adefisayo, Lagos state commissioner for education, says there is a need to overhaul the learning system in the country...

Stakeholders have said that quality educational system is required to tackle the leadership issues in the country. The Principal of Wellspring College, Mrs. Oluwayemisi Oloriade, said leadership was about having good influence on people and making them good followers. She said this at the 2020 graduation valedictory service of the school. She noted that leadership training was necessary to bring the best out of children, as it would help them in all areas of their lives. According to her, the development of the education sector was not the responsibility of the government alone. She called fo...