By Jeleel Olawale The Federal Government has commended Osun State for being the only state with an ongoing school feeding programme out of the 36 states of the Federation. The Senior Special Assistant to Mr President, Dr Yetunde Adeniji told…
Schools in Ibadan metropolis, on Monday, recorded high turnout of students, as academic activities commenced for the second term of the 2022/2023 session. Newsmen reports that students in both public and private schools were seen in their various schools as…
No fewer than 18.3 million Nigerian children are currently identified to have lacked access to the four walls of the classrooms. The figures, which came from the leadership of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on Saturday via a statement…
Calculated attacks on schools recently took the scores of Nigeria’s insecurity narratives to another level of fright. Although attacks on schools could be trailed back as far as the Chibok girls kidnap of April 14, 2014 by the mischievous Boko-haram…
With resumption of schools ringing bell for a new year, following the yuletide break, one subject matter before hand is that of insecurity which recently started assuming the phase of bandits’ attacks against schools with the criminal disposition of kidnapping…
Mr Sylvester Alabi, the Commissioner of Police in Bauchi, has urged the state government to adopt proactive measures to fast track successful implementation of the Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) commitment. Alabi made the call at the 2021 International Day of…
Federal government has inaugurated the Technical Working Group (TWG), for the Alternate School Program(ASP), on Tuesday in Abuja. The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq in her remarks explained that the ASP, National…
