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She Married at 14 and Missed School. Borno's Second-Chance Programme Missed Her Too
11+ hour, 3+ min ago (901+ words) Maryam Abba is 18, has two children, married at 14 and has never been to school, but she still wants an education because she believes it would help her care for her children and ensure they also get the opportunity she missed....
Nigeria Keeps Fighting Examination Malpractice the Wrong Way
2+ week, 4+ day ago (454+ words) Nigeria’s examination malpractice problem has returned to an old habit of blaming parents while the institutions responsible for education escape the hardest questions. Development Diaries reports that former Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Is-haq Oloyede,…...
Return of Oriire Schoolchildren: Government Still Owes Them These Promises
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (786+ words) The return of the Oriire schoolchildren and teachers has settled only one of the demands this abduction crisis placed before the government, and the offices that owe the rest have gone quiet behind the celebration. Development Diaries reports that children…...
Nigeria Talks Economic Sovereignty Abroad. Its Education System Has Not Got the Memo
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (1098+ words) Nigeria is once again talking about building a sovereign economy for its future, but that conversation is colliding sharply with a school system that is still preparing many young people for an economy that has long since changed shape and…...
Ghana Wants to Fix TVET Again, But Here Is What Must Be Different
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (591+ words) Ghana keeps announcing plans to fix technical education while students continue graduating from workshops where the machines stopped working long before they entered the classroom. Development Diaries reports that Ghana’s government has proposed a dedicated Technical and Vocational Education and…...
'Free Technical Colleges' in Nigeria: The Hard Questions Parents Must Ask
7+ mon, 3+ day ago (776+ words) Nigeria’s decision to fully fund admissions into federal technical colleges is being hailed as a win for jobs and skills, but parents should be asking hard questions about how it will actually work. Development Diaries reports that the Minister of…...