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Senate expands Safe Schools probe to TETFund, NELFund, UBEC, others

The Senate has expanded its probe into the Safe Schools Initiative to include several other agencies and education funding bodies, as lawmakers deepen their investigation into how money meant to protect schools has been spent. The new bodies expected to come under scrutiny include TETFund, NELFund, UBEC and other relevant institutions linked to education and school security funding. Lawmakers are said to be seeking clearer details on the utilisation of funds, implementation gaps and the failure of security investments to stop repeated attacks on schools across the country. The investigation is also expected to examine how different agencies have coordinated on school protection, emergency response systems and infrastructure upgrades in vulnerable communities. The Senate says the goal is to ensure accountability and identify what went wrong so that future spending on school safety produces better results. The probe comes amid […]

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Togo prépare un budget axé sur le dividende démographique

Le Togo prépare l’intégration de la Budgétisation sensible au dividende démographique (BSDD) dans son processus budgétaire. À cet effet, des responsables du ministère de l’Économie et des Finances, de plusieurs institutions nationales et de la Commission économique pour l’Afrique (CEA) participent à un atelier de deux jours destiné à préparer son application dans le budget de l’État pour l’exercice 2027. L’objectif est de mieux orienter les dépenses publiques vers le développement du capital humain, notamment dans les secteurs de l’éducation, de la santé, de l’emploi, de l’entrepreneuriat et de la gouvernance. Pour la CEA, cette approche permet d’assurer une meilleure adéquation entre les priorités nationales et les choix budgétaires. Le Togo figure parmi les pays pilotes d’Afrique de l’Ouest ayant adopté cette méthodologie. Selon la Direction générale du Budget et des Finances, les premiers documents liés à la Budgétisation sensible […]

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Togo : 3 402 enseignants provisoirement admis

Le gouvernement togolais a rendu publics les résultats provisoires du concours national de recrutement des enseignants de la fonction publique, organisé le 18 avril 2026. Au total, 3 402 candidats ont été provisoirement retenus pour renforcer les effectifs du système éducatif. Les futurs enseignants seront appelés à exercer dans les établissements du préscolaire, du primaire, du secondaire ainsi que dans les FabLabs éducatifs, dans le cadre des efforts engagés par les autorités pour améliorer la qualité de l'enseignement et répondre aux besoins croissants du secteur. Selon la répartition publiée, 652 candidats sont admis pour le préscolaire, 1 682 pour le primaire, 288 pour le premier cycle du secondaire, 681 pour le second cycle et 99 pour les FabLabs éducatifs, des structures consacrées à l'apprentissage des technologies et de la fabrication numérique. Avant leur intégration définitive, les candidats sélectionnés devront suivre […]

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Jim Iyke says formal education is not enough for success

Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has said that formal education alone is not enough to guarantee success in life. He said many people who did well in school are not always the ones who do best in business or in the real world. According to him, practical experience, street knowledge and lessons from mentors can matter more in building wealth. Iyke said the idea that school alone can secure a successful future is misleading. He argued that many successful people learned important life skills outside the classroom. He also shared a personal example, saying he is doing better than some of his former lecturers. He used the example to support his view that life achievements do not always depend on academic certificates. The actor said he learned valuable lessons from traders and older people who guided him on survival and decision […]

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Almajiri commission says projects are constituency interventions

The National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education has defended the controversial projects listed in its 2026 budget. The commission said the projects are constituency interventions and were not meant to replace its core education mandate. It explained that such items are often added during the budget process by lawmakers. The debate began after reports showed that the commission had budgeted billions of naira for road construction and other projects outside its main responsibility. These included roads, solar street lights, ambulances and dental equipment in some states. The commission was created to help reduce the number of out of school children and support Almajiri education. Critics say the new projects do not align with that role and could weaken the agency’s main mission. Supporters of the budget description argue that constituency projects are common in the system and are […]

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NANS seeks probe of alleged crisis at Osun Poly

The National Association of Nigerian Students has called for an independent investigation into the alleged administrative crisis at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree. The student body said the situation at the institution is affecting academic performance and student welfare. NANS claimed there have been concerns over poor governance, weak academic delivery, financial mismanagement, and administrative inefficiency at the polytechnic. It also alleged that students have faced repeated disruptions, poor examination arrangements, and other challenges that have affected learning. The association gave relevant authorities a seven day ultimatum to begin a full probe into the matter. It urged agencies such as the National Board for Technical Education, the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, the Department of State Services, and TETFund to look into the allegations. NANS warned that if no action is taken, it may begin peaceful protests to press home its demands.

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Leo Dasilva advises reality TV stars to build careers beyond Big Brother Naija

Leo Babarinde Akinola Dasilva, popularly known as Leo Dasilva, is a Nigerian reality television star, businessman and pundit who was born on July 10, 1992. After participating in Big Brother Naija, he has advised aspiring and current reality TV participants to build sustainable careers beyond their time on the show. Dasilva emphasized that reality television should serve as a starting point for building long-term professional achievements rather than being the only platform for success. Dasilva revealed that his mother encouraged him to audition for Big Brother Naija. He has lent his voice to contemporary issues in Nigeria, ranging from domestic violence and abusive relationships to the rising cases of missing persons. He has also spoken about being open about one's sexuality with partners before marriage and the rising number of out-of-school children and beggars on Lagos streets. The Electrical and […]

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NECO Reports Decline as 58,187 Candidates Sit 2026 Common Entrance

The National Examinations Council (NECO) has reported a decline in the number of pupils who sat for the 2026 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) for admission into Federal Government Unity Colleges, with 58,187 candidates taking part nationwide. The figure represents a drop compared to candidate numbers recorded in previous years. Education authorities have linked the downward trend in common entrance applications and turnout to the current economic hardship in the country, noting that many parents are struggling to afford registration fees and other school-related costs. Officials, however, expressed hope that ongoing government policies aimed at economic recovery will eventually reverse the decline. The NCEE, conducted by NECO, remains the gateway for admission into Junior Secondary School 1 in Federal Unity Colleges across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, with the examination written simultaneously in centres nationwide. Registration for […]

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2027: Kwankwaso Will Be Partner As VP, Not ‘Spare Tyre’ – Peter Obi

Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) for the 2027 election, Peter Obi, says his running mate, former Kano State governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, will serve as a full partner in governance and not a ceremonial “spare tyre” if they win. Obi made the declaration while accepting his nomination as NDC presidential candidate and formally announcing Kwankwaso as his vice-presidential pick. He pledged to run an inclusive administration in which the vice president would be actively involved in decision-making, policy formulation, and oversight of key sectors. “The government we intend to form will no longer be a government where anybody will say that the vice president is a spare tyre,” Obi said. “The vice president will be a partner because we want to build a nation where there are two equal people who work for the greatness of the […]

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Bridgeafric Unveils Showbiz101 2026 to Bridge Gap in Africa’s Creative Economy

bridgeAFRIC has unveiled Showbiz101 2026, a seven-day creative industry programme aimed at connecting African talents with global opportunities through education, collaboration, networking, and music production. The event is scheduled to hold from Tuesday June 23 to Tuesday June 30, 2026, in Lagos, Nigeria, with workshop sessions at Alliance Française Lagos, Ikoyi, and an intensive music camp hosted in a private mansion equipped with five studios, a media lounge, gaming facilities, and collaborative workspaces. Operating under the theme "Connecting African Creatives Globally," the programme will bring together artistes, producers, executives, investors, publishers, managers, policymakers, and creatives from across Africa and the diaspora. Organisers said the initiative was designed to address critical gaps in the African creative sector, particularly in education, intellectual property awareness, and sustainable income structures. The vision is to empower African creatives with knowledge, access, and global opportunities while […]

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