A 16 year-oldyear-old secondary school student found with a double barrelledbarrelled gun inside a secondary school premises was among many young men said to have been arrested by operatives of the Anambra State Police Command for their involvement in cult activities at various locations since the beginning of this month, the police announced on Monday, September 21.

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A generator explosion has caused the death of a 300 Level student of the University of Calabar, Umo Aniekpeno.

It was gathered that she was burnt to death after the generator exploded in Calabar, Cross River State capital at her parents’ house at the weekend.

She was a student of the department of Human Anatomy, faculty of Basics Medical Sciences. A classmate, Miracle Ebube, who confirmed the incident on Saturday, September 19, described the deceased as a dedicated student. .

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The national Universities commission has issued another directives for all universities in the country aim the school reopening.

Since schools where close due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the country, school activities where close and most government and private sectors in the country not only that even churches and mosque where closed.

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In states across the country, students are returning to school for the first time since March.
That’s when a lockdown was imposed to curb the spread of the coronavirus pandemic when it entered Nigeria.

Businesses, markets, worship centres have all reopened long before schools.

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This article highlights an important subject, I will list out some Nigerian Institutions that would conduct Post-UTME Exam this year and the fixed dates.

Before I dive in, let me clear a confusion I have noted, a lot of aspiring students mix this phenomenon.

Many institutions have a general term used; that is Pre-admission screening.

Please note, pre-admission screening when used by an institution does not mean it is just screening (a form of admitting students just by screening them rather than conducting an exam).

Pre-admission screening is a general term, perhaps, each institution will then specify if it is Physical screening, Online Screening or screening Exam that they hope to use.

Literally, when putting out their adverts for registration, Pre-admission screening is the general term, this should not be confused and replaced with the idea that it’s physical screening and not exam.

So here are the schools I have gathered their information concerning the Post-UTME Screening Date.

1. UNIVERSITY OF BENIN: The University of Benin (UNIBEN) Admission Screening Exercise (Post-UTME) for 2020/2021 Academic Session will take place between Monday, 23rd November, 2020 and Tuesday, 8th December, 2020, students are to come to the school premises to sit for a compulsory exam.

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In Nigeria, schools are beginning to Resume across the country.

Because of the infection that Affected the nation, The Federal Government of Nigeria secured schools, as a method of diminishing the wide spread of the infection.

Recently, The Federal Government gave state governments and school administrator across the country the chance to pick when schools will resume in their different states. What this infers is that it is left for the different state lead representatives to report the date for school resumption in their different states.

Following the declaration made by the Federal government of Nigeria, a few states have just reported their resumption date for academic activities while some are yet to make a declaration on that yet.

1. LAGOS STATE

The Government of the above state had before made it known to the information on the public that SSS 2 student and JSS 3 student going to schools inside the state are required to continue (today) 21st September, 2020.

Private primary and private secondary classes are expected to reopen also on the date mentioned earlier excluding all pre-primary classes in both private schools and public schools.

2. OGUN STATE

An announcement coming from the governor's office ealier who is Dapo Abiodun states: "On 21st September, 2020, all schools, primary, secondary, technical, vocational and tertiary can reopen for the 1st term of the academic session 2020/2021.

An automatic promotion had before been declared by the Government of the state to the next class for secondary schools and primary schools in the state.

Although, a promotional exams by the primary 6 and JSS 3 students would still be observed.

Tertiary institutions are to be determined by their concerned management.

All safety protocols are expected by the students, school authorities and concerned bodies to be observed and duly followed.

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With the rate of schools reopening now, some Nigerian universities have set aside and declared September 21st as their resumption date for the continuation and completion of 2019/2020 academic session.

We all could remember that on March 23rd, the Nigeria universities commission ordered that the Nigerian universities should shut down over the global pandemic which has ravaged the world and the education sector.

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Today been 18th September 2020, this article presents the latest update about schools resumption. It's has been a great challenge about schools reopening due to the cause of Coronavirus nationwide. And students nationwide are eager to go back to schools to continue with their studies and the federal government are also working hard to put an end to Coronavirus before the resumption of schools.

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The corona virus pandemic has been a great challenge to the whole world since the beginning of the year 2020. It has not just come as a pandemic but also rendered everything on a hold.

The recent permission given by the federal government to state government to allow schools to resume if they deem it fit and same has been applauded as a great move for students to move back to pursuing their desired careers.

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Welcome to another article of mine. It is worthy of note that the kogi state university is one of the worst universities in Nigeria. They are good in learning.

It is no longer news that schools closed in the country as a result of the Covid 19 virus that entered the world and Nigeria in particular. The virus is a deadly one. It has killed many people since it started, though many have recovered from it.

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Providing a good atmosphere for learning is one prerequisite of a sound, quality education. Atmosphere which involves good structures.

It is however a pity how education structures especially in Nigerian universities are left in a poor sorry state. One of such universities is the University of Nigeria Nsukka(UNN), Enugu State, Nigeria.

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News of school resumption has been the most trending news on the social media platforms. The Nigerian students are eager to return to school, so they give all ears to any news concerning school resumption.

We are all aware of the news, which said that the Federal Government has officially announced the date for school resumption across the thirty six states of the Nigerian federation.

Only few people know the genuine state of this news, please make sure we confirm any news of school resumption from reliable sources before we continue to spread such news.

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The disclosure which was made on a tweet by the senior special assistant to the Lagos state government on New Media, Jubril Gawat, through his official Twitter handle on September 13, 2020, States that all classes in the private secondary school and private primary school are expected to resume on September 21, 2020.

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It is of interest to recall that the outbreak of coronavirus in Nigeria makes the Federal Government closes all schools on March 23rd, in a measures of curbing the fast spread of the deadly coronavirus pandemic . The close of schools occassioned by coronavirus is merely over five months now.

In a bid of reopening of schools in the country, federal government reopened schools for exit classes, on August 4th, to write their certificate examinations, WAEC.

In the need and betterment of education of Nigerian students some of the state governors has announced date for schools resumption in this states.

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Students who wrote the just concluded West African Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) will have their results released within 45 days after the exam has ended, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has said.

The examination ended on Saturday nationwide and in other four West African member countries of WAEC – Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia. A total of 1,459,463 students sat for the exams in Nigeria.

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Many Students get discouraged after getting bad results in their First Year of Study. They begin to wonder, can I still make Second class upper division? Yes, it is possible to make Second Class Upper and even First Class in the University after a bad 100 level result.

Most Students get bad grades in their first year of study. Trying to adjust to the system and lots of distractions at higher institutions can land one into terrible grades. The good news is that you have three to fours years to make up if you mess up.


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Six years after closure due to the activities of terrorists, secondary schools in Chibok have successfully conducted the 2020 Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

WAEC exams successfully conducted in Chibok schools 6 years after

Acting General Officer Commanding (GOC), 7 Division, Nigerian Army, Brig.-Gen. Abdul-Khalifa Ibrahim, made this known while playing host to members of Education in Emergency Working Group Nigeria (EiEWGN), on Thursday in Maiduguri

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The Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Folasade Adefisayo, has confirmed that only current JSS3 and SS2 students, will resume school on September 21.

The Head, Public Affairs, Lagos State Ministry of Education, Kayode Abayomi, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday.

The statement emphasized that the state will adopt a phased approach in opening of public schools.

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IgbereTV reports that a party celebrant identified as Omeika Josiah at Amini Awo village in Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun state was stabbed to death by his guest, identified as Sunday Philip.

The suspect, Sunday Philip said to be an apprentice mechanic, arrived the party uninvited and was served a bottle of beer and a plate of spiced spaghetti.

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The All Progressives Congress, APC, National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Saturday, said that the blood that runs through his veins is the same blood that runs in every Nigerian veins.

Tinubu who paid a condolence visit to Senator Aliyu Wamakko (APC- Sokoto) on the demise of his daughter, Sadiya Aliyu, called for unity, noting that the country could achieve nothing without unity.

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