Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (MoPSE) has unveiled an ambitious Information and Communication Technology Strategy for the country’s primary and secondary schools covering the period from 2025 to 2030. This new national blueprint sets out a far-reaching plan…
In classrooms across the world, including in Nigeria, an important truth is becoming clearer: great teaching happens because of people, not gadgets. After more than a decade working in education, I have witnessed countless moments that underline the extraordinary role…
In Abuja, a powerful voice in the Nigerian labour landscape has raised urgent concerns about fairness and equity in the nation’s education system. The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) has publicly criticised government policies that, the…
In a decisive move to strengthen the safety of educational institutions across Abia State, Governor Alex Otti this week inaugurated the newly established State Safe School Steering Committee. The launch of this high-level committee is part of the state government’s…
Every year on January 24, people, communities, and nations around the world pause to reflect on one of the most powerful forces for change and development education. This year, the UN’s educational agency, UNESCO, leads the global observance of the…
From the heart of Ijebu to the corridors of Harvard University, the story of Dr Olakunle Jaiyesimi is rich in experience and purpose. A Nigerian scientist educated at Obafemi Awolowo University and now a post‑doctoral fellow in the Extavour Lab…
The National Association of Nigerian Students has sharply challenged the University of Nigeria, Nsukka’s recent tuition increase, demanding a rollback within seven days or risking serious unrest on campus and beyond. The student federation’s demand has added fresh tension to…
In a powerful public statement on Sunday, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar raised serious concerns about the treatment of Nigerian students enrolled in foreign universities under the long-standing Bilateral Education Agreement (BEA). Atiku’s allegation is that the Tinubu administration has…
Nigeria’s academic community and its international partners are preparing to celebrate the life and legacy of one of the nation’s most influential educators, the late Professor Adamu David Baikie. A consortium of local and foreign universities has announced plans to…
In a major policy shift shaking up Nigeria’s education landscape, the Federal Government has announced that graduation ceremonies for nursery and pre-primary pupils will no longer be permitted in schools across the nation. The directive was unveiled on January 9…
In a moment that has captured attention from linguists, writers, students, and culture enthusiasts across Nigeria, the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has expanded its lexicon with 24 new Nigerian words. This update acknowledges how deeply Nigerian expressions, phrases, and cultural…
In a moment of pride for many Nigerians, the latest global assessment of English language abilities has placed Nigeria as the fifth-best English-speaking country in Africa and 29th in the world. The ranking comes from the 2025 Education First English…
Rivers State Ministry of Education has officially directed all primary and secondary schools across the state to reopen for academic activities on Monday, January 5, 2026, bringing clarity to anxious parents, students and school staff. The announcement put to rest…
Parents, pupils and teachers across Kwara State are preparing for a fresh start in the new academic year as government authorities confirm that schools will resume on Monday, January 5, 2026. The announcement comes after weeks of uncertainty due to…
Niger State has taken a major step toward restoring normalcy in education after weeks of closures triggered by persistent insecurity across parts of northern Nigeria. The State Government has approved the reopening of both public and private schools from Monday,…
