By Ritkimwa Istifanus A reading society is a knowledge-based society, and by extension a developed society. The poor reading culture among primary and secondary school students in Nigeria has reached
By John Ojoagbene In this year alone according to the report by UNICEF, “there has been 20 attacks on schools in Nigeria with more than 1, 400 children abducted and
As crises invade a particular area non-stop, it is usually in one’s best interest to flee that particular location to a more peaceful or at least considerably safer place, in
• Withheld salaries used to blackmail our members to enroll in IPPIS, says Osodeke Academic activities in the nation’s universities may again be paralysed as members of the Academic Staff
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has ruled out extending the registration for the 2021 senior school certificate examination (SSCE) for internal candidates beyond the June 25 deadline. The examination body
As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to celebrate Children’s Day, students have appealed to the Federal Government to tackle insecurity in schools and create an enabling environment for
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has threatened to resume its suspended strike over non-payment of salaries and alleged victimisation of members. The chairman of the University of Ibadan
According to the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) “Access to quality education would empower children to be full and active participants in society, able to exercise their rights and
Despite stipulated guidelines and safety protocols for schools to prevent the spread of COVID-19, enforcement of the use of facemasks by pupils and students has been very poor. Some schools
The nation’s federal universities remain in the crucible as government insists on a payroll system members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) are not in agreement with. Add
