Newscenter Media News The National Examinations Council has stated that candidates are now expected to pay a N50,000 fee for reprinting of certificates. In a statement to announce the new policy and disclosed …
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NECO fixes certificate reprint at N50,000
The National Examinations Council has stated that candidates are now expected to pay a N50,000 fee for reprinting of certificates. In a statement to announce the new policy and disclosed …
Read More »Middle-class faces gradual extinction — Author
Author of Corals of Youth, Mrs Margaret Olele, said her book, addresses the troubling phenomenon of Nigeria’s shrinking middle class. She added that the book would give readers a nostalgic …
Read More »Teachers advocate Space Science in curriculum
Teachers trained by IHS Towers, a telecoms infrastructure provider, in collaboration with the Limitless Space Institute of the United States, have called for the inclusion of space science in Nigeria’s …
Read More »Lagos graduates 500 from skill acquisition
Lagos State Government has graduated over 500 beneficiaries of its Liveskills Economic Empowerment Programme, also known as the Short Term Skill Acquisition Training. The event celebrated the achievements of the …
Read More »Researchers seek organic waste in bone regeneration
A lead researcher, in the field of biomaterials, at Mountain Top University, Nigeria, Prof. Edwin Andrew Ofudje, said utilising organic waste from the pig industry will enhance bone regeneration and …
Read More »Oyo lawmaker donates books to students
A lawmaker representing Iwajowa State Constituency at the Oyo State House of Assembly, Anthony Ogunsola, has distributed 5,000 exercise books and bags to both government and private primary/secondary school students …
Read More »Dream Big, Babcock tells graduands
Babcock Academy has told the graduating class to dream ambitiously, work diligently, and remain connected to their roots. The graduation and award ceremony took place at the Babcock Academy Auditorium. …
Read More »Parents should speak indigenous languages to children – Library boss
The Chief Executive of the National Library of Nigeria, Prof. Chinwe Anunobi, has urged Nigerian parents to consistently speak indigenous languages to their children. Anunobi made this statement during a …
Read More »8m Nigerian learners benefit from UK education programmes
The Deputy British High Commissioner, Mr John Baxter, said 8 million children across 11 Nigerian states have benefitted from UK-funded educational programmes aimed at improving learning opportunities. Speaking at the …
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