Education Sector

Convocation: BUK 5th Best University In Nigeria, Says VC

March 02, (THEWILL) - The Vice Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano(BUK), Prof. Sagir Abbas, says the Institution is now ranked as the 5th best University in Nigeria. Prof. Abbas disclosed this at the 38th Convocation of the University held at...

We’ll Sanction Parents Of Truant Students – Kano Govt

February 18, (THEWILL) - The Kano State Government says it will sanction parents whose children are found roaming the streets during school hours. The State Commissioner of Education, Umar Doguwa, sounded the warning on Sunday, during a stakeholders' meeting with...

UNICEF: 285,000 Vulnerable Children Benefited From Education Intervention In Yobe, Borno

January 23, (THEWILL) - The United Nations Children Funds (UNICEF), on Tuesday, said no fewer than 285,000 dropped children affected by insurgency have benefited from her education intervention in the two worst hit by the conflicts in the northeast...

Bayelsa PPSB Chair Urges Ijaw Youths To Take Education Seriously

January 17, (THEWILL) - The Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Post Primary Schools Board (PPSB), High Chief Millionaire Asangba, has enjoined Ijaw youths to tame exuberance and be proactive in their education. He stated this during a courtesy visit...

OPINION: The Value of A Good Education

March 11, (THEWILL) - “What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the soul.” — Joseph Addison, 1711. Did you ever go to school? Most people can answer yes—but not everyone can. Untold millions of children receive...

OPINION: EDUCATION SECTOR AND NIGERIA’S REVOLVING UNDERDEVELOPMENT DOORS

One recent occurrence that typifies the nations’ education sector as an area in dire need of rehabilitation is the current shoddy state of Ologbo Primary and Secondary schools, Ologbo, Obarentin community in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area of Edo state,...
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Inside FG’s Ecological Intervention for Kano Farmers

Faruku Musa Haruna and other farmers in Kumfada used to pool their money to buy plastic sheets, trapping enough water to irrigate small patches of land. They wanted to keep farming after the rains, but their ambitions depended on how much water they could save.
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