SUDAN’S BURHAN VISITS EGYPT FOR TALKS ON ONGOING WAR WITH PARAMILITARY RSF. (PHOTO).

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 Sudan’s Burhan visits Egypt for talks on ongoing war with paramilitary RSF Leaders of Sudan and Egypt discussed on Thursday ways to strengthen bilateral relations and the latest Sudanese developments amid ongoing fighting with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Head of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, arrived in Cairo for a one-day visit, and was welcomed by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi upon arrival. An Egyptian presidency statement said the two leaders discussed the latest situation in Sudan and regional and international efforts to restore peace and stability in the country. Sisi affirmed Egypt’s support for the Sudanese people and its firm position on Sudan's unity, sovereignty, security, and stability. In another statement, the presidency reiterated support for US President Donald Trump’s vision to achieve peace and security in Sudan, expressing concern over the ongoing escalation across the neighboring country, especially ...

NIGERIA RECORDS DECREASE IN FEMALE STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS- MAMMAM. (PHOTO).


 Nigeria Records Decrease In Female Students Performance In Examinations — Mamman


The Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman noted that the country has recorded a drop in the performance of female students in examination. 


Mamman gave the expression at the end of a technical and vocational education training camp for girls in Uyo, Akwa Ibom state capital.


Although he did not state the reason for the decrease in performance, however, the minister further noted that the camp would trigger female students’ interest in skills acquisition and entrepreneurship.


Mamman urged female students to show commitment to their studies.


According to him, the President Bola Tinubu-led administration was determined to produce students with both certificates and skills.


He also reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment towards providing knowledge and skill-based education for Nigerian youths.


According to him, implementing knowledge and skill-based education would promote rapid economic and industrial growth of the nation.


290 students drawn from 29 federal science technical colleges, participated in the two-week programme with the theme: “Painting for the Future”.


Addressing participants, Mamman said that the purpose of the camp was to stimulate innovative and creative abilities in female students, and to encourage healthy competition among them.


He commended the African Development Bank for partnering with the Federal Ministry of Education on the project.


In her remarks, the Commissioner for Education in Akwa Ibom, Idongesit Etiebet described the programme as timely and well-intended.


Etiebet urged the participants to take the lessons from the programme seriously, and to use it to add value to themselves in the interest of their future.

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