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United States: President Biden Pushes Ahead With A New Student Debt Relief Plan
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Afghanistan: Taliban Stops Female Scholarship Students At Airport
In keeping with their longstanding ban on education for women and girls, Taliban authorities in Afghanistan stopped a group of aspirational female students from...
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FG Gifts Teenager Who Won Global English Contest N200,000
The Federal Government, on Thursday, gifted the winner of the TeenEagle global finals competition, Nafisah Abdullahi, N200,000.
Recall that the Atiku Foundation rewarded the TeenEagle...
May, Obioma, Olugbile Emerge As Finalists Of The Nigeria Prize For Literature, 2025
The journey to crown the winner of The Nigeria Prize for Literature has reached fever pitch, as the Advisory Board on Thursday unveiled the...
Revealed: 2009 FG-ASUU Alleged Agreement, A Mere Document, Says Education Minister
The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has denied claims that the government signed agreements with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), insisting...