NECO Postpones Exams Due to #EndSARS Protests Across the Country

The National Examination Council (NECO) has postponed its scheduled and announced the rescheduling of the Paper 1 Computer Studies Practice, which was supposed to hold Monday. October 19, 2020 between 10am and 1pm. The paper has now been rescheduled for Monday, November 16, 2020, between 10am and 1pm. In a statement issued by the Head of Information and Public Relations Division of NECO on Sunday, Azeez Zani, titled, ‘Rescheduling of Paper I Computer Studies Practical...

ASUU to Get ₦30bn Earned Allowances As FG Blames Union for the #EndSARS Protests

The Federal Government has agreed to release ₦30bn earned academic allowance to university lecturers under the umbrella of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). FG said that money would be paid in tranches between May 2021 and February 2022. ASUU also disclosed that the FG had promised to spend ₦20bn on the revitalization of the education sector as part of the agreement to bring the seven-month strike to an end. These was part of the...

COVID-19: Plateau Schools to Reopen Oct. 30

Gov. Simon Lalong of Plateau has directed the reopening of all public and private primary and secondary schools across the state on Oct. 30. The governor’s directive was conveyed in a statement by Dr. Makut Macham, Director of Press and Public Affairs, on Thursday in Jos. Lalong said the directive followed the government’s engagement with all critical stakeholders to set up mechanisms for observing COVID-19 protocols in all schools in the state. The governor said...

Gov Fintiri Bags Award of Excellence in Education

Impressed with the performance Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri in the education sector, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) Adamawa State wing has presented an award of excellence on the Governor during the Quadrennial State Conference of Delegates held Wednesday at Lelewal Motel in Yola. The conference saw the emergence of new leadership of the union at the state level for the next tenure of four years. Presenting the award by the National President of NUT...

Adamawa Govt. Transports 251 Exchange Students To 15 Northern States

By Ibrahim Abdul’Aziz, Regional Correspondent The Adamawa government has commenced transportation of 251 exchange students to 15 Northern states, following the directive of the Federal Government on school resumption. The state Monitoring Inspecting  Officer of Students’ Exchange Programme (SEP), Alhaji Bappayo Mohammed, in Yola. Mohammed said that the state government had provided enough for their transportation and feeding, including safety kits for the observance of COVID-19 guidelines. “Today, our exchange students are going back to...

Chinese Embassy Pledges Increased Education Cooperation With Nigeria

The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China has pledged to promote education exchange and cooperation between China and Nigeria, saying that this has always been its top priority. Mr Zhao Yong, Deputy Ambassador of the Chinese Embassy in Abuja, made this known on Monday during the presentation ceremony of the China-Nigeria friendship award ceremony on Oct. 1 to outstanding secondary school students and teachers. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the award...

Academic Activities Commences in Public and Private Schools Across Adamawa

Academic activities commenced Monday in Public and private schools across Adamawa state after over six month of shutdown due to by COVID-19 pandemic. Some primary and secondary schools visited in Yola, the state capital shows that most schools were seen complied with COVID-19 protocols in their premises with the provision of sanitizers, hand washing basins and at strategic points and forehead thermometer for screening of temperatures. At Aliyu Musdafa College, Yola teachers were seen attending...

Academic Performance: Stakeholders Blames Teachers, Allege Some Cannot Write Their Names

Students and Pupils across Adamawa State are in high spirits to resume classes on Monday 12th October, 2020 following a directive by Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri to reopen schools after a long break occasioned by COVID-19 pandemic. One thing is certain, that some schools may spend a couple of days clearing weeds that have taken over some portions of the schools. Aside this, some Stakeholders in the education sector in the state have expressed concern over...

Catholic Relief Services Trains 1,130 Town Criers In Adamawa for ITN Campaign

The Catholic Relief Services, in collaboration with the Adamawa State Ministry of Health, National Malaria Elimination Programme and other implementing partners, have trained 1,130 Town Announcers, for the forthcoming House-to House mass distribution of insecticide treated nets (ITNs) in Adamawa state. The Announcers drawn from the 226 political wards are to ensure awareness creation as well as mobilization of households to get registered and collect their nets at their doorstep. A total of 2,888,912 million...

ADSUBEB Constructs 300 Schools, Rehabilitates 400 Others

The Adamawa State Universal Basic Education Board (ADSUBEB) has commenced construction of a block of three classrooms and office in over three hundred (300) schools, and rehabilitation of classrooms and offices in four hundred (400) schools as well as construction of latrines in eighty seven (87) schools. The Executive Chairman of the Board, Dr Salihi Ateequ disclosed this in an interview with newsmen in his office added that eighty schools across Fufore and Guyuk local...

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