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    NATIONAL COUNCIL ON EDUCATION MEETING-ABUJA

    By obaroakpo  |  Posted March 13, 2010  |  Abuja, Nigeria
     

          

    Education can lighten up a nation and it can also be said that a nation without knowledgeable populace can walk blindly with his people. Commissioners of education from all over Nigeria gathered in the capital city-Abuja to fine-tuned the countries education policy and the minister for education was fully in charge that day, it was a three days programmed that saw them all rubbing mind together. I hope that this conference will take the Nigerian education sector to the next level. I will be coming up very soon with a special report on the education sector in Cross Rivers state (the paradise of the nation).

             

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