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Fallen Standard Of Education Blamed On Indiscipline

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Lack of discipline in Schools has been identified as one major factor responsible for the fallen standard in education in the country.
The Principal of the Rivers State University of Education, Demonstration Secondary School Ndele, Mr. Chris Elechi who made the observation Thursday in an interview with The Tide on Sunday said a teacher who refuses to teach the students well as well as a parent who refuses to provide the needed text books for his child or ward indirectly aid and abet examination malpractice since such child will not be prepared to write examinations independently.
“We teach our students to be independent intellectually. That’s why we don’t record exam malpractices both in internal and external examinations; he said.
The principal regretted that in the state, most teachers and principals have shunned their responsibilities and reminded them that the profession they belong to is edifying and filled with blessings both here and after here.
Mr. Elechi who stated that his school continues to get recommendation from examination monitors and examination bodies for exemplary approach and performance attributed the success story to the uncompromising stand on discipline and high academic training.
“We still expel and suspend students unlike most schools in the state. Cultism, truancy and other acts of immorality are not tolerated here.
We make sure our teachers do their job, no absenteeism and keep strick record of teachers movement, he maintained.
He said it pains me so much when I see professionals in teaching field aiding and abeting exam malpractice because they don’t consider that those they aid through such ways will graduate as half baked and turn out to teach our children tomorrow”.
The Principal promised that in the face of challenges particularly near total neglect, the school shall continue to brace the trail as a demonstration secondary school through hard work and dedication to duty.

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Nigeria to Train Electric Vehicle Technicians through NOUN-Auto Clinic Partnership

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The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has partnered with Auto Clinic Center to train electric vehicle technicians, in a bid to address unemployment and boost the country’s economy.
The partnership was announced during the virtual ceremony for the Course 2 of the certificate program in Electric Vehicle and Auto Diagnostics, held in Kaduna.
Professor Olufemi Peters, Vice Chancellor of NOUN, who was represented by Deputy Vice Chancellor, Technology Innovation and Research, Prof. Christine Ofulue, commended the innovative efforts of the Center and expressed gratitude to the partners and participants.
“This virtual flag-off of Course 2 of the Certificate in Electric Vehicles and Auto Diagnostics, facilitated by Centre for Human Resource Development (CHRD) of the university, is a collaboration between NOUN and the Auto Clinic Center, Abuja,” she said.
The registrar, National Open University of Nigeria, Mr. Oladipo Ajayi, expressed gratitude for the contributions and reiterated the significance of the program in preparing individuals for the future of e-mobility.
“We are committed to promoting skill-based education aligned with national and global needs,” he said.
The CEO of Auto Clinic Center, Nathaniel Okwesiri, emphasized the need to create professional mechanics through a combination of graduate and non-graduate training.
“We are grateful for this opportunity and we believe that this program will help to build a strong national capacity for electric vehicle repair and innovation,” he said.
Professor Shehu Usman Adamu, Deputy Vice Chancellor Administration, emphasized the importance of the Auto Clinic Training Initiative in preparing technicians for the emerging world of electric vehicles, aligning with Nigeria’s transition to cleaner and more sustainable mobility.
The keynote speaker, Prince Mustapha Mona Audu, CEO Electric Motor Vehicle Company (EMVC), highlighted the potential for Nigeria to become a leader in electric mobility, leveraging its large market and the continent’s need for sustainable transportation.
“Electric vehicles are the future, and Nigeria must be prepared to take advantage of this opportunity,” he said, announcing the donation of two electric vehicles to NOUN.
The event also announced upcoming programs in procurement management and professional child care, with the goal of fostering partnerships and addressing societal needs.
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Kenpoly  begins  2025/2026 academic session

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Management of the Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic Bori has announced fatestfor the commencement of its 2025/2026 academic session.
?A statement by the acting registrar of the school, ThankGod Anyim Abalubu said full academic activities will commence from Monday November 10, 2025.
?Accordingly, “all those who applied and have been offered provisional admissions into the various programmes of the Polytechnic in (National Diploma ND and Higher National Diploma HND) are requested to visit the Admissions and Registration Unit of the Registry as well as the Information and Communications Technology Centre (ICTC) for their Clearance and Registration, ” the statement said.
?The statement added that these category of candidates are required to complete all the processes of clearance and registration within one week as lectures will commence on Monday, 17th November, 2025.
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