NUC advises varsities on academic excellence
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:23 Jul 2020
The Director of Academic Planning, National Universities Commission, Dr Noel Saliu, has advised universities to constantly review their curriculum and use modern teaching methods. Saliu, at the virtual matriculation of Trinity University, Yaba, said varsities would do well when they employ quality teaching staff and put in place adequate facilities
‘Nigeria should seek out-of-season date for WASSCE’
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:20 Jul 2020
Vice President, Industrial Global Union, Comrade Issa Aremu, has called on the Federal Government to negotiate an out-of-season date for West African Examinations Council’s (WAEC) Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE). He said there should be continuous dialogue by all stakeholders as steps are being taken to reopen schools, even as
Can schools meet new guidelines for resumption?
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:16 Jul 2020
The Federal Ministry of Education has released the guidelines for reopening of schools post-COVID-19.The publication stipulates a long set of rules to be observed before and when schools reopen. KOFOWOROLA BELO-OSAGIE reports on the document and whether schools can meet the requirements. Last week’s news that Nigeria would not participate in the
COVID-19: Fed Govt pulls JSS 3, SSS 3 pupils out of WASSCE
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:16 Jul 2020
•Environment not safe yet to sit for exams, says minister THE Federal Government on Wednesday pulled the brake on the preparation to reopen schools to enable pupils in Primary Six, Junior Secondary School (JSSIII) and Senior Secondary School (SSSIII) write their final examinations. Education Minister Mallam Adamu Adamu said SSSIII
Schools Must Create Isolation Centers, Equipped Clinics Before Reopening – FG
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:25 Jun 2020
The Federal Ministry of Education has said that schools must create isolation spaces and have fully-equipped clinics before reopening. This was contained in the “Guidelines for schools and learning facilities reopening after COVID-19 pandemic closure”, submitted to the National Assembly. According to the guidelines, each school is “required to create temporary isolation
COVID-19: Protect children from child labour, now more than ever
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:12 Jun 2020
World Day Against Child Labour 2020 focuses on the impact of crisis on child labour. The COVID-19 health pandemic and the resulting economic and labour market shock are having a huge impact on people’s lives and livelihoods. Unfortunately, children are often the first to suffer. The crisis can push millions of vulnerable
As Nigeria marks another Children’s Day, millions of out-of-school kids still roam streets
Posted By:Okenyi Benedicta
Posted On:5 Jun 2020
Though Nigeria will be marking this year’s Children’s Day on May 27, the country still grapples with the challenge of millions of out-of-school children. Nigeria has an estimated 13.2 million out-of-school children, the highest in the world. Even in the Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria’s seat of power, children in many
GIFTS IN SPECIAL PACKAGES
Posted By:Okenyi Benedicta
Posted On:28 May 2020
For people who love gifts, it’s always a delight to wait in anticipation to see what one would be surprised with, right? Be it for marking a special celebration or perhaps out of the blues. Out of the blues, definitely breath-taking! And getting something you really desire, wow! Sweeps you
2020 March Teens Leadership Club Meeting-Raising Leaders!
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:16 Mar 2020
We had our ‘Career day’ in the month of March. Our Teens were taught on how to choose a career (with focus on their strengths and passion) and pursue it. Our Teens excitedly took turns in their presentation in different groups, on their various career choices- their job descriptions and
2020 February Teens Leadership Club Meeting- A Great Start!
Posted By:Flickers of Hope
Posted On:16 Mar 2020
We had an awesome start in 2020, as we excitedly welcomed our Teens back from the holiday and began our first meeting for the year with teaching our future leaders on the theme “Goal Setting”, in order to equip our club members with the right knowledge to achieve all their
