Tunji Alausa
6 hours ago
Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, has warned that the country could be consumed by out-of-school children menace if concerted efforts are not made to urgently tackle it. Alausa said this informed the federal government’s decision to collaborate with state governors
8 hours ago
Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, has declared that traditional and religious leaders play vital roles in promoting girls’ education by influencing local attitudes and driving social change.
21 Jan
History is set to return as a subject in Nigeria’s primary and secondary schools. Barring any unforeseen hitches, the reintroduction which was mooted in 2016, will be actualised sometime in 2025. Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa
20 Jan
The Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Polytechnic (SSANIP) has announced a three-day warning strike over alleged plot to unfairly block non-teaching staff from advancing to the highest levels of their careers, specifically CONTEDISS 15, amid the ongoing revision of the Polytechnic Schemes of Service.
17 Jan
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s education sector have outlined key priorities for the government in 2025.
16 Jan
The Federal Government has launched an initiative to address the problem of low enrolment in the country’s technical colleges. This innovative approach is aimed at revitalising interest in technical education and providing opportunities for students
7 Jan
In January 2023, the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria decried the alarming rate of brain drain, saying it lost 906 of its members to human capital flight in 2022 alone amid an estimated N664 billion spent yearly on medical tourism. That figure was projected to be $2 billion as of May 2024.
28 Dec
The Federal Government has earmarked the sum of N50 billion in the 2025 budget to address the problem of out-of-school children in the country, which is estimated at 18.3 million.
19 Dec
The Federal Government has set a three-year timeline to migrate all examinations conducted by the National Examinations Council (NECO) and the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to computer-based testing (CBT) mode.
18 Dec
Federal Government has allocated N47 billion to support universities of agriculture and medical schools across the country.
17 Dec
The Federal Government has allocated N47 billion to support universities of agriculture and medical schools across Nigeria. The allocation aims to boost agricultural innovation and healthcare training in the country. The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, revealed this during a meeting with Pro-Chancellors of federal universities in Abuja on Tuesday. The breakdown of the…
29 Nov
Not many were stunned when the Federal Government recently disclosed that an estimated 140,000 Nigerian children are currently infected by HIV. The revelation was made even more sordid with the explanation that despite efforts being made