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Weeks into the new academic session, the Federal Ministry of Education has released the final list of ranked and approved textbooks for Nigerian schools for 2026–2028. The approved textbooks, covering Primary 1, Primary 4, JSS 1 and SS 1 in the first phase, now carry unique QR/Ranking Tracking Codes for identification and monitoring.
Teachers, school leaders and education stakeholders in Rivers State are set to converge in Port Harcourt on November 21, 2026, for the Teachers Spotlight Awards & Summit themed 'Teachers of Tomorrow'.
New initiative will train teachers to identify possible vision problems and support early referral across Rivers State schools.
House committee seeks clarification on scholarship funds released to the university by the Rivers State Government.
At 16, Nigerian student Belusochim Ugochukwu completed a 13-week robotics and machine learning internship at Apple—a journey built through years of competitions, mathematics, and hands-on portfolio building.
Government says recruitment is aimed at addressing manpower gaps as 2026/2027 session begins across Rivers State.
What the new quality-assurance exercise by SEQAS means for school owners, teachers and parents across Rivers State.