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Obong of Calabar Urges WAEC to Restore Efik Language to Syllabus
The Obong of Calabar Executive Forum is pressing WAEC to return the Efik language to its curriculum, citing its historical significance and ongoing efforts to prevent its decline.
University of Calabar Terminates Eight Employees and Disciplines Lecturer for Misconduct
The University of Calabar has dismissed eight employees and sanctioned a lecturer for offenses ranging from examination fraud to financial mismanagement.
Gombe State University enhances campus safety with constant CCTV monitoring
Gombe State University has launched a 24-hour solar-powered CCTV surveillance system to improve campus safety and security operations.
Nigeria Navy Primary School Celebrates 50 Years: Alumni Share Childhood Memories
Alumni of Nigeria Navy Primary School, Apapa, gathered to celebrate the institution's 50th anniversary, sharing nostalgic stories of their childhood experiences and the school's lasting impact.
Should schools shorten the summer break? A parent’s perspective
A British mother argues that shortening the six-week school summer holiday could help families save money and reduce the childcare burden, a proposal supported by some educators but met with caution from teachers.
Paul University in Awka Suspends Anglican Priest Amid Sexual Misconduct Claims
Paul University, Awka, has placed Venerable Cornelius Eze on indefinite suspension and involved law enforcement following allegations of sexual molestation.
Paul University Places Anglican Priest on Suspension Following Misconduct Allegations
Paul University has suspended Ven. Cornelius C. Eze indefinitely as it investigates serious allegations of misconduct involving the Anglican priest and staff member.
Jigawa Prohibits Graduation Events in All Senior Secondary Schools
The Jigawa State government has outlawed graduation ceremonies in senior secondary schools to curb public disorder and student misconduct.
NECO Rejects Claims of Miracle Center Status in Kogi Following Abductions
The National Examinations Council has denied allegations that a Kogi State school involved in a recent kidnapping incident is a miracle center, clarifying its status as a legitimate public institution.
NECO Disputes ‘Miracle Centre’ Claims Regarding Kogi School Following Abduction
NECO has refuted allegations that a Kogi State school involved in a recent abduction incident is a 'miracle centre,' confirming the institution is a legitimate, long-standing public facility.