Ms Anunobi made the call in a goodwill message to commemorate the 2026 Children’s Day celebration in Abuja.
The debate with the topic ‘Promoting inclusion for every Nigerian child’s future is the responsibility of the government, not parents’, was held in Makurdi.
The federal government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing inclusive, high-quality education for every Nigerian child, regardless of background or disability.
Amina Salihi-Bayero, vice-chancellor of Northwest University Kano, says the National Universities Commission has granted the institution full accreditation to five programmes.
Education stakeholders in Delta have commended President Bola Tinubu for appointing a university don, Segun Aina, as registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
Mr Mwolwus insisted that the use of the English language for early childhood education was retrogressive.
They advocated curriculum modernisation rather than phasing out some academic programmes.
Mr Ekwo has unveiled a book that provides a comprehensive examination of Nigeria’s insolvency and bankruptcy framework.
NANS has elected its new national president. His emergence on Monday followed the successful conclusion of the association’s 2026 national convention in Abuja.
She said the initiative is aimed at reducing excessive social media use and encouraging residents to read.
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