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Colleges of education NCE bro, not University

Will love if we can push that of waec, the examination start fully next week and it's time for corruption to fly. Papers will be out online 24 hours before the writing of that paper. We need to do something.

@RoomLinkNG Any house in ibadan, ologuneru precisely?

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And lagos state, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat

@educatedtug01 Applied mathematics

If you had to go for a second degree, what course would you go for? All expenses covered, all you have to do is study.

@aonanuga1956 My own is let the task force work seamlessly like Mr. Taiwo did in tax reforms and give us quick results. God will guide them. Amen

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU APPOINTS LANRE BABALOLA AS SPECIAL ADVISER ON POWER, CHAIRS PRESIDENTIAL TASKFORCE ON POWER SECTOR RESET President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has appointed Mr Rilwan Lanre Babalola as Special Adviser to the President on Power and as Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power Sector Reset and Restoration. The President has also redesignated the Office of the Special Adviser (Energy) as the Special Adviser (Oil & Gas) to clarify roles and avoid duplication of functions within the energy governance framework. Mr Babalola, a former Minister for Power, brings deep sectoral expertise and a proven understanding of the structural and operational challenges within the electricity value chain. His appointment underscores the President’s determination to undertake a decisive and results-driven reset of Nigeria’s power sector. The Presidential Taskforce, which he heads, will operate under a direct presidential mandate as a high-level, delivery-focused vehicle to restore discipline, efficiency, and commercial viability across the power sector, while ensuring effective coordination among relevant ministries, departments, and agencies. The Taskforce’s mandate includes driving a comprehensive system reset of the electricity sector; implementing a “Performance Before Expansion” framework; reducing technical, commercial, and collection losses; and strengthening cost discipline and tariff integrity. It will also enhance revenue assurance and sector liquidity; restore grid discipline and market integrity; promote productive use of power across key sectors; develop Electricity Growth Zones; reduce fiscal exposure; and deliver a 90-day implementation blueprint. The President expects Mr Babalola to bring urgency, discipline, and a strong execution focus to this assignment, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda, to deliver measurable improvements in power supply and sector performance. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) April 30, 2026

@tiwantiwa01 Didn't regret it choose teaching as a profession, though the trials are real but with God's favour

I didn't believe teaching is my talent until my NYSC year in 2012. I was posted to a secondary school like majority of other Corp members. I was teaching SS1 Biology only. As WAEC approached, I volunteered to take the SS3 students to prepare them for the exam. Somehow, the SS3 students narrated their experience in my classes to the SS2 students and they came to plead that I should teach them too. I did it joyfully and I enjoyed every moment. During the holidays, I organised free lessons for just Biology. One day, one of my students said to her friend, I wish Corper Wasiu is teaching us all subjects. Lo and behold, I added Mathematics. After resumption, the Principal heard about the lesson and I was queried for not informing her about it. After investigation, they confirmed it was a free lesson. The VP later gave me 3k (from the principal) as a compensation. After the NYSC, I reflected on the journey and decided to enrol for an education programme. I did PGDE along with my MSc. The PGDE validated some of my teaching skills and learnt many other things that improve my capacity as a teacher. I enjoyed being a teacher, just that money no too dey that profession.

Sir, am so much interested. Will appreciate as it will be a great help for me to promote my online mathematics teaching and learning

Don't use another person's watch for your time in life, everyone get their own time. So run your race in life according to your time. Gbogbowa laa ma se orire, asiko lo yato.

The FG should ban Network providers from putting expiry date on our data. You buy 20Gig at the price of 5k and at the date of expiration you have 8gig left. This is unacceptable!!! Network providers should allow us use what we paid for without an expiry date!!

Am a mathematics and Physics teacher who takes virtual and onsite class for exam class students.

Creating a database of teachers with their discipline so as to have a pool of educators.

@ObaDeleke Walahi, will pay back sharply terms and conditions i go sign am, Qatar or Kuwait is good .

If someone fund your japa with work visa and a job offer there. Will be sincere in paying back? What country is on your mind? I get jazz ooo, I don’t do police💯

I need a laptop for my online classes

Teachers are the worst set of people in terms of unity o. The person who propose it will suffer it.

Glad am part of the community, being in the teaching profession shouldn't be a bad thing. Even if Nigeria didn't favour us, the lives we have imparted gives joy and fulfilment.

NEPA

Why will I be ashamed of my profession, have been feeding from teaching all my life. Mind you, am a mathematics and Physics teacher with sound understanding of Nigerian and British curriculum. Your referral will go along way. Thanks

I am here and lots of us are here as well. Some are also here to connect with @Calcufastofoou @olakennyd etc