Education

Beneficiaries of the student loan scheme under the Nigeria Education Loan Fund, have asked the Federal Government to increase the monthly stipends paid to them from N20,000 to N40,000 monthly. The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, and beneficiaries who spoke with NDN said increasing the monthly stipends would help…

By Deborah Sunday Nnamdi NIGERIA: As public and private primary and secondary schools in Rivers State reopen today for the 2024/2025 academic session, the state government has advised private schools operating without government approval to shut down. It advised owners of such schools to immediately approach the Quality Assurance Department…

In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a boom in educational technology (Edtech) as startups and established companies alike leverage digital tools to enhance learning experiences and outcomes. This trend is transforming the education landscape in Nigeria, offering new opportunities for students, teachers, and educational institutions to embrace innovative learning methods.…

As Nigeria continues to adapt to the global shift towards digitalization, the education sector is experiencing a significant transformation. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of e-learning across the country, with schools, universities, and training institutions increasingly turning to digital platforms to deliver education. This shift has had a profound…

Nigeria’s youth, who make up more than half of the country’s population, are increasingly asserting their influence in the political arena. The 2023 general elections marked a significant turning point, with young voters playing a crucial role in shaping the outcomes. As the country moves towards the 2027 elections, the…