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Alausa Seeks Stronger Partnerships To Transform Nigeria’s Education Sector

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Nigeria records 18.8m passengers in 2025, clinches 4th position in Africa

Nigeria recorded over 18.8 million air passengers in 2025, making it the fourth-largest aviation market in Africa, FAAN's MD Olubunmi Kuku has revealed.

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Nigeria Spends N633bn on Car Imports in 6 Months as Used Vehicles Flood Market

The United Kingdom Department for Education has excluded teachers trained in Nigeria, Ghana and India from using the route to apply for Qualified Teacher Status in England. The change took effect on September 9, 2026, according to updated guidance posted by the DfE and sighted by PUNCH Online on Tuesday. QTS is the professional teaching

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Punch Newspapers1h ago

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FULL LIST: UK removes Nigeria, Ghana from teacher qualification route

The United Kingdom Department for Education has excluded teachers trained in Nigeria, Ghana and India from using the route to apply for Qualified Teacher

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DR Congo begins study tour of Nigeria’s oil, gas local content model

A delegation from the Democratic Republic of Congo has begun a study tour of Nigeria’s oil and gas local content model to boost indigenous participation.

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Alausa Seeks Stronger Partnerships To Transform Nigeria’s Education Sector

The United Kingdom Department for Education has excluded teachers trained in Nigeria, Ghana and India from using the route to apply for Qualified Teacher Status in England. The change took effect on September 9, 2026, according to updated guidance posted by the DfE and sighted by PUNCH Online on Tuesday. QTS is the professional teaching

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