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WAEC/SSCE: Plateau reduces examination centres to curtail examination malpractice

C Mac November 16, 2013

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News reaching us suggests that the Plateau state Government on Friday has said it would reduce the number of external examination centres in private secondary schools as part of effort to check examination malpractices. Making this known, the Commissioner for Education, Mr. Nanle Dashen, while receiving officials of the West African Examination Council , said […]

Warning strike grounds Unijos and other public Universities

Emmanuel Mclean January 17, 2017

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News available to ViewPointNigeria indicates that yesterday, critical activities at the university of Jos were suspended as the non-teaching staff members of public universities across the country embarked on a 5 days working strike. The strike which was embarked upon by three unions which include: the Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities , the National Association […]

We are not here for witch haunt- Unijos presidential visitation panel

Longgul Dakwom April 28, 2021

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The presidential visitation panel set by the Visitor to the University of Jos President and commander in chief of the Arm Forces, President Mohammadu Buhari today held a town hall meeting with stakeholders, former Vice-Chancellors, unions host communities Anaguta Community and neighbouring communities of Angwan Rogo, Zinaria, Azurfa and […]

We’re set for exam, but not in hurry ― WAEC

Jwan Panshak June 7, 2020

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The West African Examinations Council has said it is fully prepared and ready to conduct this year’s suspended school-based West African Senior Secondary School Examinations once the Federal Government reopens schools and declares them safe for use. Recall that the organisation suspended the conduct of the exam in March after all schools nationwide […]

We’re Worried About Teachers’ Addiction to Drugs, Governors Raise Concern

Friday Bako October 7, 2017

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As Nigeria joined the global community to mark World Teachers Day, some state governors yesterday expressed worry over the increasing rate at which school teachers in the country are getting addicted to drugs. They urged the Nigeria Union of Teachers to assist state governments in addressing the menace, saying drug addiction is becoming rampant […]

White Diamonds Academy Jos places emphasis on Character Education & Life Skills – Dr Ibilibor

Friday Bako September 6, 2021

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Speaking at the End of Session/ Graduation Ceremony, the Director of White Diamonds Academy Jos, Dr. Ibilibor Chukwuemeka stated that apart from the school’s high academic standards, the school also places emphasis on Character Education, teaching of Core Values and Life skills. He stressed that the school is committed to grooming a fine crop of […]

WHY DR AMOS BULUS CIRFAT FSTAN DESERVED A SECOND TENURE AS PROVOST FCE PANKSHIN- CONCERNED STUDENTS

Jwan Panshak July 9, 2020

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BY CONCERNED STUDENTS’ LEADERS OF FCE PANKSHIN It is a popular saying that ‘the reward of hard work is more work’ this is exactly why we have to write this piece to call on the Federal government through the Federal Ministry of Education, National Council of Colleges of Education Commission and all relevant stakeholders […]

Why strike must continue- ASUU

Jwan Panshak June 17, 2020

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Academic Staff Union of Universities on Tuesday said it has resolved to continue its ongoing strike to ensure government shows more commitment to the education sector as well as improve welfare of workers. According to the union, getting revitalisation fund and unpaid earned academic allowances, ensuring government sets up and conduct visitation to universities, […]

Why we haven’t called off strike –ASUU

Kevin Naanjwan October 27, 2020

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THE Academic Staff Union of Universities has said it has yet to call off its ongoing strike because it is waiting for the government to conduct an integrity test on the University Transparency and Accountability Solution. The UTAS is the payment platform created by ASUU in place of government’s Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System. […]

World Teachers’ Day: Dr. Mwadkwon Laud Teachers’ Contributions to National Development, Calls for Better Welfare Package to Teachers

Friday Bako October 5, 2021

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As the World Teachers’ Day, a global event launched by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1994 is commemorated today, the Member representing Barkin Ladi/Riyom Federal Constituency, Rep. Simon Mwadkwon Ph.D has applauded Teachers in his Constituency, Plateau State, Nigeria and the World at large over what he termed their “sacrificial […]

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