Idris made the call when the Country Representative of UNESCO, Abdurrahman Diallo, paid him a courtesy visit.
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The project was tagged: “Promoting School Health Education for Girls in the COVID-19 Era.”
The body inscribed it in the 2023 Eighteenth Session of the Intergovernmental Committee Convention For The Safeguarding of The Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Digital Ad expert, Aleph Group, Inc’s social initiative to create economic opportunities through digital advertising education, is delighted to join UNESCO’s Global Education Coalition.
Speaking on Saturday, the Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dr. Wasiu Olatubosun, added that this will complement the Oyo State Government’s existing drive to promote its culture-tourism potential.
The U.S. will rejoin the UN cultural agency after having stopped all funding in 2011 and announced its complete withdrawal from the agency.
More than half the murders occurred in Latin America and Caribbean, with most media workers killed in Mexico.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has mourned Brazilian football legend, Pele, who died at the age of…
Speaking at the dissemination meeting in Jalingo on Monday, the Programme Manager of the Society for Family Health, Aisha Dadi, explained that Nigeria, its states, and schools have a strong reason for introducing and implementing the harmonised school rules and regulations.
The company on Monday said the initiative aims to promote recycling and reuse of scarce resources in society,
According to a new UNESCO data, global impunity rate for journalist killings remains shockingly high at 86 per cent.
The Eagle Online recalls that the United States Embassy warned its citizens to be wary of their movement in Nigeria.
This is as the new school year begins in many parts of the world.
This is contained in a statement issued Friday in Abuja, by Prof. Josiah Ajiboye, the Registrar/Chief Executive, Teachers’ Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN).
The world is adrift in the tides of hunger and desolation. It is difficult to think about education, or anything else, when your children are not able to eat. And yet, the sharp attack on education during this past decade forces us to consider the kind of future that young people will inherit. In 2018, before the pandemic, the United Nations calculated that 258 million, or one in six, school age children were out of school. By March 2020, the start of the pandemic, UNESCO estimated that 1.5 billion children and youth were affected by school closures; a staggering 91of students worldwide had their education disrupted by the lockdowns.
Dada, according to a press statement, gave the assurance as the next award of the body draw closer, with the call for submission of entries from artistes.
Established in 1928, NARST is a global organization for improving science education through research and Okebukola would be the first African to be accorded such honour.
The four filmmakers, who made the shortlist were: Nosa Igbinedion, Tongryang Pantu, Akorede Azeez and Anita Abada.
The candidates were selected following a rigorous evaluation process by a wide range of industry professionals from across the continent who assessed over 2080 applications from across the continent in multiple languages. The shortlist contains a dynamic group of African creatives from across 13 countries in the region.
The two joyous events occurred back to back on Wednesday for the amiable top Corporate Affairs Manager