Federal Ministry Of Education Nigeria
Indian Language School Reacts to Fact-Finding Mission by Lagos State
Indian Language School reacts to fact-finding mission by Lagos state government. The school says they have established a dignified presence within the host community
JAMB 2024: How to identify authentic 2024 UTME results after sending code
JAMB has explained the processes of checking the 2024 UTME results and what candidates will get after sending the code. Prof. Ishaq Oloyede said this on Monday.
Meet 19-year-old Mimi Swem, Nile University's Trailblazing Multipotentialite
Mimi Swem, an energetic 19-year-old student at Nile University of Nigeria, is charting her own course by embracing her identity as a Multipotentialite.
Mmesoma saga: JAMB to announce names of 2024 UTME top scorers? Fact emerges
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has given reason why names of the 2024 UTME top scorers will not be announced and sends message to awards givers.
2024: List of 9 countries where JAMB may conduct UTME and why
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has explained the reason why it may conduct the UTME exercise in about 9 countries around the world.
List of top 10 states with highest number of primary school drop-outs in Nigeria
With 25,749 drop-outs, Kano state topped the list of the states with the highest number of primary school drop-outs, according to a 2022 report by UBEC.
"It'll frustrate millions": Shehu Sani faults FG's benchmark age for university entry
Shehu Sani of the PDP has opined that if Nigerians youths wait till they get to 18 years before entry tertiary institutions, they will be frustrated.
Charterhouse Lagos: Sowore exposes those whose children attend most expensive primary school
Omoyele Sowore, a former presidential candidate, has disclosed those who sent their children to Charterhouse Lagos, a primary school that charges N49m per annum.
"Many parents have shown interest": Charterhouse Lagos explains why it charges N42m fees per session
The management of the Charterhouse, a newly established British school in Lekki, Lagos has explained why the school charges N42m as fee per annum.
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