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UNESCO further highlighted a significant increase in student mobility over the past two decades, noting that the number of students studying abroad rose from 2.5 million in 2002 to 7.3 million in 2023, with projections suggesting it could reach nine million by 2030.
Speaking on migration, Tinubu stressed that tackling the root causes of irregular migration was essential to reducing the growing number of Africans risking dangerous journeys abroad, maintaining that many young people would choose to remain in their home countries if adequate economic opportunities, jobs and stable living conditions were available.
The INEC Chairman, Professor JOASH AMUPITAN, disclosed this during a strategic courtesy visit to the NYSC headquarters in Abuja to appreciate the corps for its continued support in Nigeria’s electoral process.
He stated that consultations were held with northern political leaders to identify a credible and capable partner committed to national development, and PETER OBI emerged as the preferred choice because of his leadership qualities and perceived integrity.
The guideline provides a broad framework aimed at addressing the rising incidence of substance abuse among students and promoting safer learning environments in schools across the country.
Addressing environmental concerns often associated with coal-fired plants, MBAHmaintained that Enugu possesses high-quality coal with low sulfur content and high calorific value, making it more environmentally suitable for energy generation.
The statement further explained that the President had already undergone screening and clearance ahead of the APC presidential primaries in 2022, making another appearance before a screening committee unnecessary.
The analyst highlighted deviations from the democratic system of government, stressing that the courts now make decisions for both political parties and the electoral process, and called for a change in the system.
GALADIMA further warned that if ATIKUchooses not to join the NDC, he could be blamed for any failure to achieve opposition unity ahead of the elections, noting that the final decision ultimately lies with the former vice president.
