• Nigeria’s Education System And the Diverse Paths To Business Success

    Nigeria’s Education System And the Diverse Paths To Business Success0

    Nigeria’s Education System and the Diverse Paths to Business Success   Nigeria’s formal education structure is built on a 9-3-4 model, consisting of nine years of basic education, three years of secondary education, and four years of tertiary education. Primary education is both mandatory and free in public schools under the Universal Basic Education (UBE)

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  • ASUU Accuses Tinubu Govt Of Forcing Lecturers Toward Nationwide Strike

    ASUU Accuses Tinubu Govt Of Forcing Lecturers Toward Nationwide Strike0

    ASUU Accuses Tinubu Govt Of Forcing Lecturers Toward Nationwide Strike The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has accused the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of deliberately pushing lecturers toward another nationwide strike. The allegation was made on Monday by the union’s Benin Zone, which covers 10 universities, during a press conference at Dennis

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  • ASUU Prepares “Mother Of All Strikes” Amid Negotiation Tensions0

       ASUU Prepares “Mother of All Strikes” Amid Negotiation Tensions   1. Current Standoff and Union’s Resolve The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has escalated its stance, declaring readiness for what it terms the “mother of all strikes” unless the federal government implements the lingering 2009 agreement. The University of Calabar chapter, led by

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  • FG Yet To Implement Any Agreement With ASUU – Union President

    FG Yet To Implement Any Agreement With ASUU – Union President0

    FG Yet to Implement Any Agreement With ASUU – Union President The long-standing crisis in Nigeria’s education sector resurfaced this week as the President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof. Chris Piwuna, accused the Federal Government of failing to implement any of the agreements reached with the union after several rounds of

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  • UNILAG Loses 239 First-Class Graduate Lecturers In Seven Years Amid Poor Funding, Ogundipe Warns

    UNILAG Loses 239 First-Class Graduate Lecturers In Seven Years Amid Poor Funding, Ogundipe Warns0

    UNILAG Loses 239 First-Class Graduate Lecturers in Seven Years Amid Poor Funding, Ogundipe Warns   The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has lost no fewer than 239 first-class graduate lecturers within seven years, a trend attributed to poor remuneration, low motivation, and deteriorating working conditions. The revelation was made by the institution’s immediate past Vice-Chancellor, Professor

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  • NECO To Fully Adopt Computer-Based Examinations From 2025 SSCE External

    NECO To Fully Adopt Computer-Based Examinations From 2025 SSCE External0

    NECO to Fully Adopt Computer-Based Examinations from 2025 SSCE External   The National Examinations Council (NECO) has officially announced that beginning with the November/December 2025 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) External, candidates will no longer write paper-and-pencil tests, as the body transitions completely to Computer-Based Examinations (CBE). The development aligns with the Federal Government’s earlier

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