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120 Ogun State Teachers To Appear Before EFCC Over N200m Loan Default

There has been a report that about one hundred and twenty teachers in Government secondary schools in Ogun State have been invited by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to answer questions on a N200m loan they allegedly took from First Bank PLC since 2011. According to Vanguard, the teachers are expected to be quizzed

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E-classroom excites secondary school students in Lagos

School children from Girls Senior High School, Agege, Lagos on Friday expressed satisfaction with the introduction of online training into their scheme of work. The school is one of the beneficiaries of the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC’s) e-classroom, meant to introduce the students to e-learning. Some of the students who practised with the computers on

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Schools in China now use DRONES to stop students from cheating during exams

One Chinese city has taken it to the extreme by using drones above exam hall to catch any cheats during national exam into higher institution. The drone will work by looking out for any suspicious radio signals from 500 metres above the hall, to stop students getting information via a hidden earpiece, reported People’s Daily Online.

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Teen Girl, 13, Sues Lagos Commissioner Over Collapsed School Fence

A 13-year-old girl, Miss Chisom Oparaugo, has dragged Lagos State Commissioner for Education before an Ikeja High Court over alleged injuries she suffered, following collapse of Clegg Girls School fence. Joined as defendant in the suit is the Executive Chairman, Lagos State Government Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB. According to the suit, Oparaugo is claiming

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Lagos begins pilot computer-based test for secondary school students

The Lagos State Government has commenced the pilot computer-based test with candidates seeking admission into its Junior Model and upgraded secondary schools. The CBT started last Saturday with 18 pupils participating in the exercise. The exercise, conducted by the state Examination Board, also had 8,682 others writing the regular Paper Pencil Test. The Director, LSEB,

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WAEC Commences 2015 November/December GCE Registration

This is to inform interested candidates as well as the general public that application for the 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) November/December has begun. Method of application Candidates can access the details of the application via WAEC portal by clicking http://registration.waecdirect.org/ Application Deadline The deadline for application is August 22, 2015.

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Education Minister Launches Mobile Video Tutorials For Senior Secondary Schools

Nigeria’s Minister of Education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, on Thursday, May 7, inaugurated the Mobile Video Tutorials for Senior Secondary Schools in Abuja to provide extra-school learning process and make education easy. According to NAN, The Mobile Video Tutorials also known as “School on Air’’, is an innovation of the Educational Advancement Centre (EAC), an NGO,

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Malpractices: WAEC cancels results of 2014 SSCE/GCE candidates

The National Examinations Committee of WAEC (NEC) on Thursday said that it had cancelled results of candidates involved in examination malpractices at the 2014 examinations. Mr Damianus Ojijeogu of the Public Affairs Department of WAEC disclosed this in a statement in Lagos. He said that the decision was taken at the 59th meeting of the

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Niger Govt to spend N634.5m as WAEC, NECO registration fees for 34,957 students

The Niger State government is to spend N634.5 million on the payment of WAEC and NECO registration fees for 34,957 candidates in various public schools in the state. Addressing newsmen in Minna after the state Executive Council meeting, the state Commissioner of Education, Alhaji Danladi Abduhamid said the free education policy of the state government in

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