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10 storiesNigerian Students Call for More Practical Skills and Digital Literacy
The National Association of Nigerian Students has called for stronger emphasis on vocational training, practical skills and digital literacy. The discussion highlights the growing importance of connecting classroom learning with the abilities students need for work and entrepreneurship.
Source: Vanguard Read original report →African Experts Call for Better Use of Education Funding
Education experts have called for more effective allocation and management of education funds to improve learning outcomes. Their discussions include ensuring resources reach schools and learners who need support, rather than measuring progress only by the money spent.
Source: EduTimes Africa Read original report →Universities Urged to Rethink Student Assessment in the Age of AI
The University of Ghana's Vice-Chancellor has urged universities to reconsider assessment methods as AI tools make it easier to generate essays and answers. The debate raises a vital question: how can institutions establish whether a student truly understands a subject?
Source: The Guardian Nigeria Read original report →New Classrooms and ICT Centre Delivered to Schools in Ogun State
An education intervention in Ogun State has delivered a 12-classroom block at Iju Ebiye Secondary School and an ICT centre at Lisabi Grammar School. The projects bring attention to the need for suitable learning spaces and access to technology in schools.
Source: The Moment Read original report →Medical Student Wins Vice-Chancellor for a Day Competition
Chibunna Ochor, a 400-level Medicine and Surgery student at Godfrey Okoye University, won the university's Vice-Chancellor for a Day competition after an exceptional academic performance. The initiative recognises excellence and gives students an opportunity to experience aspects of university leadership.
Source: The Moment Read original report →FG Proposes Harmonised 2027 Examination Timetable
The Federal Ministry of Education has published proposed 2027 dates for major external examinations, with the goal of reducing timetable conflicts and enabling results to be released by August. Candidates and parents should consult official examination bodies for confirmed dates and subsequent changes.
Source: Federal Ministry of Education Read official announcement →FG Launches Digital Training Academy Targeting 32,000 Nigerians
The Federal Ministry of Education announced a six-month Digital Training Academy aimed at developing digital skills, professional certifications and pathways to work or entrepreneurship. Areas include software development, cybersecurity, AI, cloud computing and IT automation. Readers should check the official announcement for programme details and eligibility information.
Source: Federal Ministry of Education Read official announcement →JAMB Reviews How Life Skills and Critical Thinking Could Feature in UTME
JAMB has announced a review of how life skills, critical thinking, analytical reasoning, logical reasoning and verbal reasoning might be incorporated into the UTME. The proposal under review reinforces the value of learning how to reason through a problem, not only memorising information.
Source: Nigerian Television Authority Read original report →FG Announces Free Educational Data Access for Eligible Students
The Federal Government announced plans for eligible students to access approved learning platforms through a zero-rated educational data initiative, with an initial target of about five million students. Students should verify current eligibility, participating platforms and access arrangements through official channels.
Source: The Guardian Nigeria Read original report →How to Build a Learning Habit That Actually Lasts
You do not need to master an entire subject in one day. Choose one useful skill, set aside a regular period to practise it and apply what you learn to a real task. Small, consistent efforts help turn knowledge into ability.
Spend 20 minutes each day learning something relevant to your goals. Write down one thing you learned and one way you can apply it. At the end of the week, review your progress and decide what to practise next.
Your Growth Is a Responsibility You Can Practise Every Day
Education does not end when you leave a classroom. The way you think, communicate, solve problems, manage your time and respond to challenges can continue to improve throughout your life.
Personal development is not about comparing your progress with somebody else's achievements. It is about becoming more capable and intentional than you were before.
What skill, habit or area of knowledge would make the greatest positive difference in my life over the next three months?
Choose one area, establish a realistic routine and measure your progress by what you practise and apply, not just what you read or watch.
Keep learning. Keep questioning. Keep applying what you discover. Meaningful growth often begins with a small decision repeated consistently.
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