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Guidelines on Reopening Schools in Abia State
STATE GOVERNMENT’S APPROVED GUIDELINES AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO BE OBSERVED IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN ABIA STATE IN LINE WITH THE FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION’S DIRECTIVES BEFORE REOPENNING OF SCHOOLS FOR THE EXAMINATION CLASSES…
COVID-19: Abia to open schools for exit students
Stakeholders in the education sector of Abia State have tentatively fixed August 10, 2020, for reopening of schools to enable students in exit classes prepare and write their relevant examinations.
Breaking News! FG Announces Resumption Date for Schools
The Federal Ministry of Education has announced the resumption date for exit classes in all secondary schools in the country which were closed over the outbreak of coronavirus in the country.
Court Frees Madonna Students Arrested Over Malicious Writing
The Federal High Court sitting in Awka, Anambra State, has freed six students of the Madonna University, Okija, and a deputy director of students’ affairs of the institution.
JAMB Directs Universities to Start Admission Process
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has directed all tertiary institutions to begin the conduct of the first and second choice admissions.
FG Gives School Owners 12 Days to Meet COVID-19 Guidelines
Following the debate to reopen schools in the country, the Federal Government has given school owners up to July 29 to meet all the COVID-19 guidelines released for the safe reopening of schools.
COVID-19: FG Releases Guidelines for Resumption of Schools in the Country
The Federal Government, Monday, released guidelines ahead of the resumption of schools at every level in the country, but it failed to disclose when schools will resume.
FG To Pay Salaries Of Private School Teachers Owed During The Lockdown
The Federal Government has agreed to pay salaries of private school teachers owed during the lockdown- Private School owners association president, Yomi Otubela says.
Leaving the Diaspora to Take a Gov’t Job is No “Sacrifice” – Farooq Kperogi
It has now become customary for Nigerians in the diaspora who leave their exilic locations to take government jobs at home to emotionally blackmail the nation into seeing them as irreproachable demigods whose “sacrifice” in leaving their…
School Resumption: FG Begins Disinfection of Schools
The Federal Government has announced its plan to disinfect schools in the federation in preparation of the resumption of classes which was shut for over three months due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
Online Studies: US to Deport Foreign Students on Visas
The U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is set deport foreign students in the U.S. whose schools will switch to online classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Schools Reopen in Oyo State, Observes COVID-19 guidelines
Pupils and students in primary 6 and graduating classes of secondary schools in Oyo State has reopened for academic activities today, one could observe the strict procedures stakeholders had put in place to combat the spread of the virus…
COVID-19: ASUU Kicks Against Reopening Schools
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has kicked against the reopening of schools by the Federal Government due to the COVID-19 pandemic currently ravaging the country.
COVID-19: FG Disclose Guidelines to Reopening Schools
In a 36-page document submitted to the Senate by the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, the Federal Government has set up conditions for reopening schools.
Abian emerges best graduating student in US
Abia Lady, Grace Paul-Okpara, has emerged the overall Best Graduating Student from San Jose State University, California, United States of America, dwarfing both fellow international and national students, according to a social media post…
Ikpeazu Approves New Rector for Abia College of Health Science, Aba
The Governor of Abia State and visitor to the college, Dr Okezie Victor Ikpeazu has magnanimously approved the appointment of Professor Lawrence Nwaneri Chigbu as new Rector of Abia State College of Health Science and Management Technology…
FG Discloses Plans on WAEC and NECO Examination
The Federal Government have stated that it is working hard to bring the timetables of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) and the National Examination Council (NECO) closer.
#Justiceforuwa: UNIBEN Vice-Chancellor Reacts to Student’s Death
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin, Edo State, Prof. Lilian Salami has reacted to the death of 22-year-old 100 level student of Microbiology of the school who was raped and murdered at her local church.
COVID-19: Face Closure if Found Open – ABSG Warns School Proprietors
The Abia State Ministry of Education has observed with displeasure the secretly reopening of schools by some proprietors despite Government's directive to protect people from the spread of COVID-19.
Nigeria Must Promote Indigenous Languages – Reno Omokri
Reno Omokri has asked why Nigeria keeps promoting a foreign language instead of promoting indigenous languages.
$21k Tuition: Police Summons Man who Beat Son for Failing Exam
The Zambian police have invited a man who was seen in a viral video slapping son for failing his exam after paying $21k tuition.
$21k Tuition: Father Comes Under Fire for Slapping Son who Failed Exams
In a viral video, a father was seen slapping his son after he passed music but failed other subjects after paying $21,000(N8 million).
COVID-19: Ikpeazu set to launch radio classrooms
In anticipation of a possible prolonged lockdown and closure of schools in Abia State, the Governor, Dr Okezie Ikpeazu, is set to launch an innovative education program to keep students and their parents busy during the period.
Lagos State Sets Age Range for Secondary School Students
The Lagos State Government has stated that students below the age of 12 would not be allowed into secondary schools in the State.
