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FCT primary schoolteachers suspend 20-day strike

After 20 days, primary school teachers in the Federal Capital Territory called off their indefinite strike. This followed an agreement between the Nigeria Union of Teachers and the FCT Administration to pay the remaining 60% of the 25-month arrears owed to teachers. Abdullahi Kafas, chairman of the NUT’s FCT chapter, disclosed this on Monday. The teachers
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UITH CMD: Men can also develop breast cancer

Prof. Yusuf Dasilva, Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH), has stated that men can be impacted by breast cancer and advised both genders to get screened regularly. Dasilva mentioned this in an interview with journalists on the sidelines of a ‘Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness’ held in Ilorin as part of […]
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NUT bemoans teacher shortage in schools

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has expressed concern about the lack of appropriate staff in public primary schools nationwide. Audu Amba, the National President of NUT, stated this at the 2024 World Teachers’ Day Celebration on Saturday in Abuja, adding that one or two teachers barely manage some primary schools. The subject of this […]
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National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) 2024 Scholarship Scheme for Undergraduate Students

The National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), under the supervision of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, invites eligible applicants to apply for the 2025 People with Disability Scholarship. Benefits of NCPWD Undergraduate Scholarship The tuition fee of the successful applicants will be paid directly
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Ogun threatens to close down private schools that fail to comply with education policy

Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu, Ogun State Commissioner for Education, Science, and Technology, lamented on Friday that certain private school owners are failing to follow the state government’s education policies. He deemed this unacceptable, declaring that the state would no longer tolerate such illegal acts. Arigbabu stated this during a meeting with the heads of private