LAGOS OEQA PRESENTS APPROVAL LETTERS TO 76 PRIVATE SCHOOLS, AS COMMISSIONER CHARGES SCHOOL OWNERS TO REMAIN LAW-ABIDING. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE

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 LAGOS OEQA PRESENTS APPROVAL LETTERS TO 76 PRIVATE SCHOOLS … As Commissioner Charges School Owners to Remain Law-Abiding The Lagos State Office of Education Quality Assurance (OEQA) has presented approval letters to 76 private schools that met the State Government’s guidelines for the establishment and operation of private educational institutions. The presentation ceremony, which marked Batch 1 of the 2026 approval exercise, was held on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, at the Education Resource Centre, Ojodu. Presenting the approval letters to the beneficiaries, the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun, charged the newly approved school owners to remain law-abiding and strictly adhere to all laws, rules, and directives guiding school operations in Lagos State. The Commissioner urged the proprietors to align their activities with the State Government’s vision of advancing the education sector, adding that schools must always be open to official...

ETHIOPIA’S SPY CHIEF VISITS SOMALIA AMID HORN OF AFRICA TENSIONS: REPORT. (PHOTO).


 Ethiopia’s spy chief visits Somalia amid Horn of Africa tensions: Report


Ethiopia’s intelligence chief Redwan Hussein made an unannounced visit to Somalia, where he met with President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, amid heightened tensions in the Horn of Africa, Somali media reported.


Hussein met Mohamud at the presidential palace, Villa Somalia, to deliver a message from Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, though the contents were not made public, according to Somali local media.


He also held talks with Mahad Salad, head of Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency, at the agency’s headquarters, Anadolu Agency reported.


Neither the Ethiopian nor Somali governments issued an official statement on the visit or disclosed details of the meetings.


The visit comes against the backdrop of renewed regional tensions following Israel’s announcement on December 26 recognising Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state, a move that made Tel Aviv the only country in the world to formally recognise the breakaway region.


Ankara declaration


Somaliland has operated as a de facto self-governing entity since declaring independence from Somalia in 1991, but it has not received international recognition as a sovereign state.


Israel’s decision drew sharp criticism internationally, with opponents describing it as illegal and a threat to international peace and security.


In January 2024, Ethiopia sought new maritime access options by signing a deal with Somaliland to use the port of Berbera, prompting Somalia to accuse Addis Ababa of violating its sovereignty.


Türkiye later mediated talks between Somalia and Ethiopia, resulting in the Ankara Declaration in December 2024.


Under the agreement, both sides committed to working toward bilateral arrangements that would allow Ethiopia access to the sea under Somali sovereign authority.

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