The Federal Ministry of Education has called on states, local governments and religious organisations to embark on intensive sensitisation in order to bring more pupils on board in its NECO examination. Minister of Education Adamu Adamu made this known in Abuja on Friday during the 12th Edition of the ministerial press briefing. The News Agency […]
Friday 12 April 2019
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