Education Archives - Page 21 of 26

Oct

30

2022

Federal Govt School Feeding Program: Adventures In Wonderland?

Abia State, Education, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, Education, Ikechi Emenike, Lifestyle, Metro, Opinion, Politics, Rev. Daniel Imo

I have heard about the Federal Government School Feeding Program, and I wondered whether it was fact or fiction. "Alice IN WONDERLAND: Fairy Tales And Bedtime Story For Kids" is a popular series of folklore genre. Fairy Tales are sometimes magical and mythical. Yesterday, a very good brother and friend from Okagwe shared happy stories of Ohafia Primary School Pupils in government institutions who benefit from my misconceived, and presumably, mythical tale of government feeding program. I was wrong. The Federal Government was right. Our primary school pupils feed daily at their schools. They eat eggs, and other specified healthy…

Oct

26

2022

By Amos Oge Kalu

2023 Presidency: Only Investment in education can secure our future – ADP VP, Okey Udo

Amos Oge Kalu, Education, Politics, Sponsored2023, Abuja, Education, Next Level, Nigeria, Okey Udo, Politics, Yabaji Yusuf Sani

In keeping with the mandate of Action Democratic Party, ADP, to revive the education sector when elected into power in 2023, the duo of Engr Yebaji Yusuf Sani, the Presidential candidate, and his running mate, Dr. Okey Udo, two seasoned educationist and proponents of qualitative education, have continued to lay the solid foundation for the right take-off of the new drastic revolution that will hit the education sector in Nigeria under their watch and trusted leadership. Recall, OHAFIATV News recently reported that Dr. Okey Udo, who is also a prolific writer, donated 114 copies of his newly published book’ ‘Great…

Oct

17

2022

By Chimamanda

ASUU reveals real reason it called off eight-month strike

Education, Lifestyle, Metro, OpinionASUU, Education, Metro, Next Level, Nigeria, Politics

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has explained why it called off its eight-month strike. ASUU National President, Emmanuel Osodeke, said the eight months strike was called off following a court order and appeals from Nigerians. Osodeke disclosed this while appearing on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics. “As you have seen from our press release – although there were interventions by the Speaker (Gbajabiamila) and others – the major reason we are resuming is because we are obeying the industrial court’s judgement. The issues have not been fully resolved and no agreements signed. “We are resuming because we are a…

Oct

14

2022

By Amos Oge Kalu

ADP Vice-Presidential candidate, Pst Okey Udo, donates 114 books to national library

Abia State, Education, Ohafia, Politics2023, ADP, Education, Next Level, Nigeria, Ohafia4Gov2023, Okey Udo, Opinion, Politics

Pst Okey Udo, who is currently the running mate of Action Democratic Party Presidential candidate Engr.Yabaji Sani has donated 114 copies of his newly publised book a’ ‘Great nation in Bewilderment’ to the National Library, FCT Chapter. Udo says the donation was also on behalf of his party, the ADP who’s party logo has a hand holding a book. He says with the ‘hand holding a book’ as its party logo, ir is believed that development of any nation was organic and it’s embedded on sound educational enhancement cum system. According to Udo, the books will encourage public enlightenment and…

Oct

10

2022

By Chimamanda

Strike: ASUU agrees to sign deal in couple of days

Education, LifestyleASUU, Education, Federal government, Next Level, Nigeria, Politics

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the House of Representatives, on Monday, met on the lingering industrial action by the lecturers. The lecturers led by ASUU President, Emmanuel Osodeke and the leadership of the House, led by Femi Gbajabiamila, met behind a closed-door for about 30 minutes before having another one in front of the camera. It would be recalled that the House has been hosting meetings between the government and the strike lecturers in the past couple of weeks. On Friday, the Court of Appeal agreed with an early ruling by the National Industrial Court that asked…