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Noimot Salako-Oyedele attended Remo Secondary School, Sagamu’s 80th Founder’s Anniversary Thanksgiving Service, Lecture and Prize-Giving Ceremony.
This milestone highlights the enduring legacy of one of Nigeria’s historic secondary schools, offering education professionals a moment to reflect on institutional heritage and community engagement.
The RSSOSA President and executive have been on-site at Remo Secondary School supervising ongoing projects as preparations for the school's 80th anniversary intensify, with less than 50 days remaining.
This update highlights active alumni engagement in infrastructure development, a model for education professionals in Nigeria on how school communities can collaborate to improve facilities.
The Nigerian Education Data Initiative (NEDI) is a platform providing education data and insights, accessible via the official government URL.
This initiative offers education professionals in Nigeria a centralized data source to inform policy, planning, and decision-making.
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has published its integrated Service Charter, detailing services, performance standards, and complaint procedures for its secretariat.
This charter provides clarity and accountability for education professionals and institutions interacting with NUC, ensuring service delivery within specified timeframes.
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has published a data page featuring fact sheets, compendiums, and databases on basic education profiles, indicators, and enrolment statistics for Nigerian states and zones.
This centralized resource provides education professionals in Nigeria with official, granular data to inform planning, policy, and resource allocation in basic education.
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This source outlines the various types of Nigerian education data available from national and international sources.
For education professionals in Nigeria, having a clear map of data sources supports evidence-based planning, policy, and monitoring.
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