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One of the educational policies put in place by the Nigerian government is the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act of 2004.  The act provides for free and compulsory education for children of primary and junior secondary school age in Nigeria. According to the Universal Basic Education Commission, the policy is ...

The outcry of citizens about the failure of the government in performing their obligations has always been a trend in Nigeria. Today, if you take a look at social media, you will read complaints like “the schools in my community are not good and the government is not doing anything ...

The inadequacies of the primary section of Nigeria’s educational system is one which is glaring and has prompted massive uproar from individuals and organizations which is why it was no surprise when Tracka, a program of Budgit Foundation, tweeted some images about the bad state of learning conditions of students ...

On September 6, 2019, Punch newspaper published a story about a primary school teacher that raped and impregnated a 12-year-old pupil after giving her illicit drug which enabled him to take advantage of her. Why we stepped in? It is unfortunate that the child’s life has changed drastically and she ...

It was an exciting day for the 380 pupils of Hayatudeen Islamic Primary School; a conventional school in Tungan Makama, Niger State, Nigeria when they saw government officials mounting a signpost in their school compound indicating that their school was admitted into the National Home Grown School Feeding Programme. It ...

With at least 60% as girls among the over the 10.5 million children out of school in Nigeria, what is next? Noble Missions for change Initiative with support from the World Bank and Accountability Lab Nigeria held a roundtable discussion on empowering girls for a better tomorrow through quality education ...