…across Nigeria are facing severe financial stains and hurdles as primary and secondary schools resume today for the 2026/2027 academic session, with many lamenting multiple hikes in school fees and levies. The post Uncertainty over ban on disposable workbook with textbooks implementation appeared first on Tribune Onlin…

…resumption in unity colleges By Adesina Wahab and Dayo Johnson As primary and secondary schools reopen across the country on Monday, parents and guardians are set to contend with higher school fees, with checks by Vanguard showing that many private schools have increased their charges by between 30 and 40 per cent. Eve…

…made education a central development investment.His administration returned mission schools to their original owners and established partnerships with them.His manifesto says Anambra subsequently moved from 24th to first position in WAEC/NECO performance for three consecutive years.“He invested in human capital rather…

…several completed projects across the state. The governor said the destruction of schools, coupled with the loss of teachers and school administrators, severely disrupted education in Borno. “The insurgency destroyed more than 5,000 school structures, while at its peak, an estimated 2.2 million children were out of sch…

…have urged parents, guardians, and the public to disregard government directives forcing schools to reopen. In a statement issued on Sunday, September 13, the ASCSN Unit Chairman for King’s College, Mr. Samuel Enang, warned that the industrial action is a defensive step to protect public education. The union has urged…

Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, has commissioned a N15.9 billion flyover in the Post Office area of Maiduguri, marking the fourth flyover in the state capital. The nine-span flyover, which was completed within 11 months, was awarded in 2025 to Chinese contractors, Eighteenth Engineering Company. The government al…

…to Osun State.Their targets are places of gathering, such as churches, mosques, markets, schools, clubs or viewing centres, etc., and we are asked to put tight security in place in our churches." by Linda Ikeji at 13/09/2026 5:32 PM | Share this Story

…imposed the hardship, but Nigerians cannot see the corresponding improvement in their schools, hospitals or everyday lives. More than three years later, lecturers are still raising concerns about unpaid salaries and unresolved agreements. ASUU is again warning of industrial action. University infrastructure remains ina…

He said: “The administration of our schools cannot be run like an autocracy where absolute compliance is demanded with threats, and without openness to the informed opinions of stakeholders”. The post Catholic prelate tackles Imo govt over ‘totalitarian’ education policies appeared first on Tribune Online.

…we secured the forfeiture of 10,053 assets: real estate, land, vehicles, electronics, schools, factories, hotels, oil rigs, barges, machinery and aircraft, along with 102 tonnes of solid minerals. Disposals so far have returned ₦12.07 billion to the Federal Government,” he added. He said the broader impact of the Com…

…contrary to the usual practice of sending only less-brilliant children to religious schools while enrolling the brilliant ones in universities, Ustaz Habbeb Shittu has said. Shittu, who is the proprietor of […] The post Parents should give brilliant children Islamic, moral education —Shittu appeared first on Tribune On…

Education stakeholders have called on Nigerian schools to focus on producing adaptive learners capable of thinking critically, creating solutions and responding effectively to the demands of a rapidly changing world. They made the call on Thursday during a panel discussion at the 2026 Total School Support Seminar/Exhib…

…development. In the face of devastation, he chose the audacity of reconstruction. “Schools were built. Healthcare facilities were developed. Agriculture received attention. That decision to continue investing in the future in the middle of crisis remains one of the most compelling aspects of his years in Borno,” he sta…

…until high school New York will ban students' use of artificial intelligence in public schools through eight grade, typically age 13 or 14, the city's mayor announced in a move designed to protect children's education and mental health. The prohibition, announced on Wednesday, September 2, will go into effect next week…

New York City will ban the use of artificial intelligence for students in public schools through eighth grade, a source close to the matter told AFP on Wednesday, confirming US media reports. Teachers and parents have warned against the use of AI in schools over concerns about harming children’s mental health and cogni…

…and private institutions fight over the acquisition of best brains from various schools. In fact, private companies and government agencies start monitoring students early enough with the aim to quickly recruit them at graduation. "In Nigeria, our best brains drive okada and run PoS businesses or loiter the streets whi…

…for more than 200 million Nigerians, particularly the over 30 million young people in schools. The nation’s highest office should exemplify integrity, accountability, transparency, and ethical leadership. “An imperfect past is part of the human condition. What matters is the willingness to confront it with humility, ho…

…items, 1,177 real estate assets, 370 automobiles and 251 plots of land, as well as schools, factories, hotels, shops, oil rigs, barges, machinery and aircraft. The commission also secured the forfeiture of 102 tonnes of solid minerals. According to him, proceeds from the disposal of assets under final forfeiture orders…

…had already begun funding critical infrastructure in several communities, including schools and hospitals. According to her, the projects have contributed to improved relations between oil-producing communities and operators, reducing tensions that had previously disrupted petroleum operations. She said the resulting i…

…ask: where are the results? “Let the government publish the projects. Show Nigerians the schools, hospitals, roads, and mass-transit systems that their sacrifice paid for,” it added. The party said it was particularly concerned that increased government revenue had not, in its view, produced sufficient improvements in…

…arrangements were in place to recruit additional teachers for both primary and secondary schools, following the earlier engagement of 9,700 primary school teachers.No Land for Ranching, Army Division ApprovedThe governor took a firm position on security, declaring that no portion of Benue land would be set aside for ra…

…trillion from the reforms, let the government publish the projects. Show Nigerians the schools, hospitals, roads, and mass-transit systems that their sacrifice paid for,” the party stated. The ADC described it as “disgraceful” that the only thing the APC government has to show for trillions of naira is payment of worke…

…disputes, providing access to cattle routes and forest reserves, water and nomadic schools. Lagos also recorded one kidnapping incident involving one victim. The report said the state’s consistently low kidnapping figures could partly be explained by its small landmass and high population density, leaving limited fores…

…for residents to register, noting that LASRRA officials were visiting communities, schools and vaccination clinics instead of waiting for residents to visit its offices. According to her, registration begins from birth, adding that LASRRA had upgraded its software and devices to enable the agency to register newborn ba…

…the most disturbing violations of childhood, noting that children were abused in homes, schools, religious institutions and other environments where they ought to be protected. He expressed concern over the culture of silence surrounding child abuse, saying perpetrators must not be shielded by families, institutions or…