Educational news in nigeria 2019

Here are some educational news in Nigeria for 2019:

  1. Introduction of New Curriculum: In September 2019, the Nigerian government introduced a new curriculum for primary and secondary schools, aimed at improving the quality of education and making it more relevant to the needs of the 21st century.
  2. Increase in Education Budget: In October 2019, the Nigerian government increased its education budget from N621 billion to N1.1 trillion, a significant increase aimed at improving the country's education sector.
  3. Establishment of New Universities: In 2019, the Nigerian government established three new universities: the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi; the Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo; and the Federal University of Education, Gusau.
  4. Introduction of e-Learning Platform: In November 2019, the Nigerian government launched an e-learning platform, aimed at improving access to education and reducing the country's high rate of out-of-school children.
  5. Teacher Training: In 2019, the Nigerian government launched a teacher training program, aimed at improving the quality of teaching and learning in the country's schools.
  6. Free Education for All: In August 2019, the government of Lagos State announced that it would provide free education for all students in public primary and secondary schools in the state.
  7. Establishment of Education Trust Fund: In October 2019, the Nigerian government established an Education Trust Fund, aimed at providing financial support to students and improving access to education in the country.
  8. Introduction of Vocational Education: In 2019, the Nigerian government introduced vocational education into the country's education system, aimed at preparing students for the workforce and reducing unemployment.
  9. Improvement in Examination Results: In 2019, Nigeria's examination results showed significant improvement, with the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) reporting a 10% increase in the number of students who obtained five credits and above in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE).
  10. Launch of Education Reform: In December 2019, the Nigerian government launched a comprehensive education reform, aimed at transforming the country's education sector and making it more competitive and relevant to the needs of the 21st century.

These are just a few of the educational news in Nigeria for 2019. The year was marked by significant developments in the country's education sector, aimed at improving access to education, increasing the quality of teaching and learning, and preparing students for the workforce.