FG MOVES TO CUT EDUCATION COSTS, PROMOTE SUSTAINABILITY WITH REUSABLE TEXTBOOK POLICY. (PHOTO).

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 FG MOVES TO CUT EDUCATION COSTS, PROMOTE SUSTAINABILITY WITH REUSABLE TEXTBOOK POLICY The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled a comprehensive policy framework aimed at reducing the cost of education for parents, improving learning outcomes, and promoting sustainability in schools through the adoption of reusable, high-quality textbooks and strengthened quality assurance mechanisms. The policy, jointly issued by the Honourable Minister of Education  Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa and the Honourable Minister of State for Education Prof Suiwaba Sai'd, forms part of ongoing reforms to reposition Nigeria’s education sector and ease the financial burden on families. The Ministers explained that the policy prioritises the use of standardised, durable textbooks designed to last between four and six years, while expressly prohibiting the bundling of disposable workbooks with textbooks in schools. This approach is intended to ensure that learning materials can be reused across multiple a...

EUROPEAN UNION,TO LIFT BAN ON VEGETABLE EXPORTS FROM GHANA.

                According to sources,the European Union {EU} Ambassador to Ghana,William Hannaa has hinted of plans by the EU to lift the ban placed on the the export of some vegetables from Ghana last year,because the produce did not meet the required quality standards.According to him,though there is a huge market in the EU for Ghanaian produce,the union will not compromise on quality standards.Speaking to the press,William Hanna explained that the EU is currently assisting local farmers through its Trade Related Assistance and Quality Enabling Programme {TRAQUE} to ensure that they meet the standards.''The market is there' the consumers in Europe are very interested in by Ghanaian produce but you've got to get the quality right.One of the problems we had last year was that a few vegetables were not meeting the right quality standards for the European markets;unfortunately we had to ban those vegetables.But the good news is that we are working together to try to ensure that they do meet the standards.The TRAQUE project is giving assistance to Ghanaian producers to know what the standards are and to meet them and I'm hopeful that the project will assist the producers so that we will remove the ban''.One more photo below.                                         

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