NECO releases 2021 SSCE results
By Muhammad Sabiu The results of the 2021 Senior Secondary Certificate Examination conducted in May by the National Examination Council (NECO) has been released on Friday. Professor Ibrahim Wushishi, NECO…
By Muhammad Sabiu The results of the 2021 Senior Secondary Certificate Examination conducted in May by the National Examination Council (NECO) has been released on Friday. Professor Ibrahim Wushishi, NECO…
Dear Buni, We need to talk; governance is beyond speeches. It requires actions, commitment and foresight. There is no place in history for those that failed to deliver the mandate…
By Uzair Adam Imam The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has earmarked N500 million grant to the universities and polytechnics in Nigeria. CBN said that the effort is to help…
By Uzair Adam Imam ASUU President, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, urged the National Assembly to formulate a law that will ban government officials from taking their children to study abroad. He…
Compiled by Aisar Fagge Today, October 5, is designated as World Teacher's Day. Students across the globe are celebrating the day with their teachers by sending them flowers, cards, taking…
The Director-General, National Board for Technology Incubation, Engr. Dr Muhammad Jibril paid a special visit to Engausa Global Tech Hub, Kano, on September 11, 2021. The Engausa Management warmly welcomed…
By Muhammad Abubakar Technology has changed the world of education. It provides quicker ways of accessing learning materials in varieties. Indeed, this is a brilliant opportunity. Technology provided cyber-libraries, fully…
By Sumayyah Auwal Ishaq The Government of Kaduna State has announced a new resumption date for its schools after months of disruption in the school calendar due to insecurity ravaging…
By Sumayyah Auwal Usman The management of Kaduna Polytechnic has expelled 85 students for their involvement in examination malpractice and suspended eight others. A statement issued on behalf of the…
By Garba Sidi It’s well-known that the Jigawa State government paid half of the registration fee to its indigenes each year. That’s how any governor in this state inherited it…