Tag: Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)

The accolade elevates the festival’s profile as both a spiritual rite and a driver of cultural tourism.

In 2024, most universities and teaching hospitals experienced days of blackout after electricity distribution companies (Discos) disconnected them from the ...

At the swearing-in ceremony on Thursday, Mr Pate thanked the delegates for finding him “worthy” to lead the association.

UNESCO said it has set a new standard instrument on education for lasting peace, where education offers multiple opportunities to ...

A review of the proposed budget revealed that the government’s proposed spending for education next year is less than seven ...

Mr Sununu said the national target is to reduce out-of-school-children numbers by at least a quarter in the next two ...

The student loan bill was introduced in 2016 by the outgoing speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila.

Mr Tinubu solicited the support of the clerics who assembled in Kano from the seven states of the North-west region.

The LP presidential candidate said this in Uyo on Monday.

"Ambassadors are symbols of international cooperation and key stakeholders at UNESCO. This is a message of solidarity to ambassadors of ...

Last year, while marking the annual event, the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, put the figure at 38 per cent.

Mr Obasanjo said Nigeria has lost direction in nation-building and solutions cannot be provided by any individual except common efforts.

Bida city is the first Nigerian city to be accepted into the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

UNESCO said the objective is to mobilise political will to address inequalities in access and completion of education, spotlight student ...

Nigeria ranks 118 out of 134 countries in the gender equality index globally

WHO gave the warning in a statement reflecting on the “the Global Status Report on Preventing Violence Against Children 2020’’ ...

"Like most other organised crimes, baby factories operate as a powerful cartel involving prominent people backing the nefarious trade."

The UN chief said he was “deeply troubled by the growing number of attacks and the culture of impunity’’ targeted ...

Many thousands more have been attacked, harassed, detained or imprisoned on spurious charges, without due process.

Each year, UNESCO reminds the international community of the Day’s importance.

The workshop was attended by journalists from media houses in Nigeria and other countries.