The Lagos government has presented awards of excellence to educators in Education District VI, aimed at motivating proactive learning and teaching practices.
Parents, students, and education stakeholders in Kogi, Nasarawa, and Niger have expressed divergent views on the conduct of the post-UTME.
The stakeholders in Anambra, Ebonyi, and Enugu expressed their views in separate interviews with journalists.
The group said that some patients, especially those in rural areas, travel more than 30 kilometres to access TB, malaria, and HIV services.
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to making technical education accessible to all Nigerian children by fully funding technical colleges.
They stated that with the latest introduction of computers to conduct the UTME, the post-UTME had lost its relevance and should be scrapped without delay.
He emphasised that school authorities, teachers, and PTA forums must take the lead in the sensitisation.
The stakeholders expressed their views in a survey on the use of the post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination as a requisite for university admissions.
The National Orientation Agency has launched a nationwide ‘Campus Debate Series’ to groom young minds intellectually, morally, and patriotically.
Mr Ajibade warned that errors at the registration stage could have long-term consequences.
