Latest education news in nigeria today

Here are some of the latest education news in Nigeria today:

  1. FG Launches National Digital Literacy Programme: The Federal Government has launched a national digital literacy programme aimed at equipping Nigerian students with digital skills. The programme, which is being implemented by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), will focus on teaching students how to use digital tools and platforms. (Source: Vanguard)
  2. ASUU Strike: Lecturers to Resume Work on Monday: The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced that its members will resume work on Monday, after a meeting with the Federal Government. The strike, which has been ongoing for several weeks, was called off after the government agreed to meet some of the union's demands. (Source: Premium Times)
  3. JAMB Introduces New Admission Process: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has introduced a new admission process that will allow students to apply for admission to universities and polytechnics online. The new process, which is expected to reduce the stress associated with admission, will also allow students to track the progress of their applications. (Source: ThisDay)
  4. FG to Establish 10 New Universities: The Federal Government has announced plans to establish 10 new universities across the country. The new universities, which will be located in different parts of the country, will be established to increase access to higher education and reduce the burden on existing universities. (Source: Leadership)
  5. Nigeria Ranks 154th in Global Education Index: Nigeria has ranked 154th out of 187 countries in the Global Education Index, which measures the quality of education in different countries. The index, which was released by the World Economic Forum, showed that Nigeria's education system is one of the worst in the world. (Source: The Cable)
  6. FG to Introduce New Curriculum for Primary Schools: The Federal Government has announced plans to introduce a new curriculum for primary schools in Nigeria. The new curriculum, which is expected to focus on practical skills and entrepreneurship, will be introduced in September. (Source: Daily Trust)
  7. ASUU Demands N1.1trn for Revitalization of Universities: The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has demanded N1.1 trillion from the Federal Government to revitalize the country's universities. The union said that the money is needed to address the infrastructure and staff challenges facing the universities. (Source: Punch)
  8. FG to Establish 10,000 New Primary Schools: The Federal Government has announced plans to establish 10,000 new primary schools across the country. The new schools, which will be established in partnership with state governments, will be equipped with modern facilities and staffed by qualified teachers. (Source: The Nation)
  9. Nigeria to Host International Education Conference: Nigeria will host an international education conference in Abuja next month. The conference, which will bring together education experts from around the world, will focus on issues such as education financing, curriculum development, and teacher training. (Source: Guardian)
  10. FG to Introduce New Education Policy: The Federal Government has announced plans to introduce a new education policy that will focus on promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and skills development. The new policy, which is expected to be launched soon, will also prioritize the development of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. (Source: Daily Independent)

These are some of the latest education news in Nigeria today.