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2025-05-23University of Port Harcourt Governing Council Tours Institutions Solar Project
The University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) is making significant strides in sustainable energy with its ambitious solar farm project. Recently, the Chairman of the Governing Council, Senator Mao Ohuanbunwo, alongside Vice-Chancellor Prof. Owunari Georgewill and other council members, conducted a site visit to assess the progress of this groundbreaking initiative. This solar project underscores UNIPORT's commitment to innovation and sustainability, positioning the university as a leader in renewable energy solutions. The Vice-Chancellor has been actively monitoring the project's development, ensuring that it stays on track for completion. In a recent update shared on social media, Prof. Georgewill noted the impressive progress made during their visit and announced a revised completion timeline, with the project expected to be delivered by June/July 2025. The guided tour, led by construction engineers and consultants, highlighted the university's proactive approach to overseeing the project and its dedication to fostering a greener future. The enthusiasm and commitment displayed by the university's leadership reflect their vision for sustainable development and the importance of renewable energy in today's world. Stay tuned for more updates as UNIPORT continues to pave the way for innovative solutions in energy and sustainability! Credit: AbS Posted By: Uwem #Blog
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2025-05-22Exciting Announcement: Matriculation Ceremony for 2024/2025 Academic Session! 🎓
The Fed College of Education (Technical), Ekiadolor, is thrilled to invite all students, parents, and well-wishers to our 3rd Matriculation Ceremony for the 2024/2025 academic year! Join us as we celebrate the beginning of an incredible journey for our new students. Date: Friday, 23rd May 2025 Time: 11:00 AM Venue: College Auditorium This momentous occasion marks the official induction of our new students into the vibrant community of the Fed College of Education. It's a day filled with joy, pride, and the promise of a bright future. Don’t miss out on this significant event that sets the stage for academic excellence and personal growth! We look forward to welcoming you to a day of celebration, inspiration, and community spirit! Mark your calendars and be part of this unforgettable experience! --- Credit: AbS Posted By: Lyve #Blog
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2025-05-20UNIABUJA Postgraduate Sandwich Admission for 2025 Contact Session: Deadline Extended
Are you ready to advance your career in education? The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) is now accepting applications for its Postgraduate Diploma in Education and Masters of Education Degree Programmes for the 2025 contact session on a part-time basis. This is a fantastic opportunity for qualified candidates to enhance their professional qualifications in the field of education. Available Programmes 1. Masters of Education (MEd) Programmes Sandwich Programmes (Duration: 24 months): - MEd Curriculum Studies - MEd Educational Administration and Planning - MEd Guidance and Counselling - MEd Social Studies Education Part-Time Programmes (Duration: 30 months): - MEd Educational Psychology - MEd Language Education - MEd Science Education 2. Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) Mode of Admission: Part-Time Duration: 18 months Admission Requirements For MEd Programmes: - A minimum of five (5) credits in 'O' Level subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, at not more than two sittings. - A Bachelor's degree in a relevant area of Education with at least a Second-Class Lower Division, or a first degree in any discipline along with a Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) from a recognized institution. For PGDE: - A First Degree or HND in a teaching subject. Application Procedure Interested applicants should visit the official UNIABUJA portal at [ https://portal.uniabuja.edu.ng](https://portal.uniabuja.edu.ng) to complete their application. Application Fee The cost of the application form is Twenty-Five Thousand Naira (N25,000.00) only. Important Dates - Closing Date for Application: Sale of forms closes on 30th May, 2025 . Don’t miss this chance to further your education and career! Apply now and take the next step toward achieving your academic and professional goals. Credit: Lyve Uwem #Blog
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2026-03-25Study Smarter, Score Higher: JAMB UTME Study Strategies That Actually Work
Studying long hours won’t guarantee JAMB UTME success — studying smart will. Use attention, retrieval practice, spacing and timed practice to turn effort into mastery. Focus Attention & Manage Cognitive Load Short, focused sessions beat marathon cramming. Aim for 40–60 minute blocks with clear goals. Remove distractions, single-task, and take short breaks to reset attention. Reducing cognitive load helps you encode information deeply — essential for effective exam preparation. Improve Encoding with Deep Processing Stop passive rereading and highlighting. Use self-explanation, teach a peer, or summarise from memory. Connecting ideas and explaining concepts strengthens understanding and retention — a core study technique for high-stakes exams like JAMB UTME. Prioritise Retrieval Practice & Spaced Revision Close the book and recall answers. Retrieval practice (testing yourself) is more powerful than review. Space reviews after 1, 3 and 7 days, then weekly. Spacing plus repeated retrieval builds durable memory and reduces last-minute panic. Use Interleaving & Error Analysis Mix topics and question types instead of blocking one subject. Interleaving forces discrimination between concepts and improves problem-solving. Track mistakes, analyse why you erred, and reattempt — feedback-driven correction prevents repeat errors. Simulate Exam Conditions Train with strict timing and practice skipping hard questions. Time-pressure conditioning trains decision speed and exam temperament. For JAMB UTME, practice past questions under timed, exam-like conditions. Conclusion Shift from “studying hard” to “studying smart”: focus attention, encode deeply, retrieve often, space learning, and simulate the test. These study techniques boost performance under pressure and close the gap between hours studied and real results. Ready to upgrade your study plan? Visit AbS Blog for tailored JAMB UTME guides, practice tips, and exam strategies: https://abstechconnect.com Please kindly bookmark and share with your friends and classmates Credit: AbS Posted By: Uwem #Blog #AbS
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2026-04-04Kano Govt to Prosecute Parents of Out-of-School Children
Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, has issued a stern warning that his government will arrest and prosecute parents who fail to enroll their children in school. This directive is a key component of the state's strategy to tackle the persistent issue of street begging. During an interactive session with UNICEF Youth Advocates at the Government House, Governor Ganduje emphasized the negative impact of children begging on the streets instead of being in school. He stated, "Children begging on the street instead of going to school will be arrested and their parents arrested and charge to court for prosecution because begging is not our religion. Begging is not Islam." The governor further elaborated, "Those children who are begging will be arrested and their parents will be taken to court for allowing their children to be begging instead of attending school." Governor Ganduje also highlighted the administration's commitment to teacher development, noting that 30,000 primary and secondary school teachers have received qualified certificates. "We are ensuring that they go back to school for their qualified certificate," he added. Appealing to development partners, Governor Ganduje urged them to support the government's initiatives against what he described as undue criticism from "mischievous people." He requested their active defense of educational development projects, promising protection for their efforts. "Anything we do for the development of education, if we receive undue criticism, I urge you to demonstrate and we will give you protection. That is the only way we can get a change. Otherwise, all that we are doing will remain theoretical." Reflecting on the timing of these reforms, the governor expressed a wish that they had been implemented two decades earlier. "I wish what is happening now happened 20 years ago. It would have been a different story by now," he remarked, acknowledging Kano State's position as the most populous state in Nigeria. Governor Ganduje stressed the importance of transforming the state's large population into a "quality population" that can drive development, drawing parallels with countries that have strong economies despite lacking oil resources, attributing their success to education, development, and technology. "We want our population to be a quality population. There are some countries in the world that don’t have a drop of oil, but yet their economy is strong. The main reason is education, even development, and technology." He concluded by envisioning Kano's population as a national asset, stating, "So, we being the most populous state in the world, we want our population to be an asset. As China has conquered the world as a result of the population that is how Kano will conquer Nigeria as a result of population." Previously, the Kano State government initiated a survey of the traditional Almajiri schooling system as part of its broader reform efforts aimed at addressing the root causes of child begging, a system that has historically produced many of the children found begging on the streets.
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