FG digitalises selection of 2026 president’s teachers, schools excellence awardees

…to honour 14 teachers and schools at the 2026 World Teachers’ Day celebration Favour Okpale The Federal Government has digitalised the selection process for the 2026 President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards (PTSEA), in a move aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability and record-keeping in the recognition of outstanding teachers and schools. Suwaiba Said Ahmad, Minister of State for Education, disclosed this on Friday in Abuja at a press briefing ahead of the 2026 World Teachers Day celebration. She said the digitalisation of the selection process was being implemented for the first time by the Federal Ministry of Education in line with guidelines of the African Union. According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

Favour Okpale The Federal Government has digitalised the selection process for the 2026 President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards (PTSEA), in a move aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability and record-keeping in the recognition of outstanding teachers and schools. Suwaiba Said Ahmad, Minister of State for Education, disclosed this on Friday in Abuja at a press briefing ahead of the 2026 World Teachers Day celebration. She said the digitalisation of the selection process was being implemented for the first time by the Federal Ministry of Education in line with guidelines of the African Union. According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The Federal Government has digitalised the selection process for the 2026 President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards (PTSEA), in a move aimed at strengthening transparency, accountability and record-keeping in the recognition of outstanding teachers and schools. Suwaiba Said Ahmad, Minister of State for Education, disclosed this on Friday in Abuja at a press briefing ahead of the 2026 World Teachers Day celebration. She said the digitalisation of the selection process was being implemented for the first time by the Federal Ministry of Education in line with guidelines of the African Union. According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

Suwaiba Said Ahmad, Minister of State for Education, disclosed this on Friday in Abuja at a press briefing ahead of the 2026 World Teachers Day celebration. She said the digitalisation of the selection process was being implemented for the first time by the Federal Ministry of Education in line with guidelines of the African Union. According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

She said the digitalisation of the selection process was being implemented for the first time by the Federal Ministry of Education in line with guidelines of the African Union. According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

According to her, the process was coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Education, while state ministries of education facilitated nominations of teachers and schools for the awards. The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The minister said the initiative was part of broader efforts to transform the teaching profession through innovation, mobility, artificial intelligence, inclusion and professional excellence. The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The 2026 World Teachers Day celebration is themed, “Transforming the Teaching Profession for Africa’s Future.” Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

Ahmad said the theme focuses on five interconnected pillars, including innovation through creative teaching methods and digital tools; mobility through teacher exchange and cross-border collaboration; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence for personalised learning, data-driven decision-making and reducing administrative burdens. Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

Other pillars are inclusion, which seeks equitable access to quality education regardless of gender, ability, socioeconomic status or location, and professional excellence through continuous development, fair remuneration, supportive policies and greater recognition of teachers. She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

She said activities lined up for the celebration were designed to raise awareness, promote critical thinking and motivate teachers who are contributing to the development of education across the country. A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

A symposium on the theme is scheduled to be held as part of the activities, with heads of education parastatals expected to discuss the key pillars of the 2026 celebration. The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The minister said teachers from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory would also participate in a march-past, displaying their respective state flags and cultural attire as part of activities to showcase dedication, unity, diversity and cooperation. A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

A total of 14 awardees are expected to be recognised under the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers and Schools Excellence Awards. “There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

“There were fourteen awardees for the 2026 World Teachers Day and President’s Teachers’ and Schools Excellence Award (PTSEA). The 1st, 2nd and 3rd best “Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

“Teachers will receive prestigious car gifts, and the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus while other awardees receive laptops. “It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

“It is also worthy to note that the annually, the Federal Ministry of Education receives support from some Parastatals, States, Organizations and individuals to drive this celebration and reward teachers who transform the teaching profession in Nigeria,” she said The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The first, second and third-best teachers will receive cars, while the best Federal Unity College will receive a bus. Other awardees will receive laptops. The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The Federal Ministry of Education said the annual celebration also receives support from government parastatals, state governments, organisations and individuals to facilitate the event and reward teachers contributing to the transformation of Nigeria’s education sector. The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

The celebration is part of the Federal Government’s broader efforts to strengthen the teaching profession and recognise teachers’ contribution to the country’s education system. Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share

Related News How Man City’s financial charges threaten billion-dollar UK-UAE investment ties Strong diplomatic presence highlights Nigeria’s Independence anniversary in Riyadh NEMA, emergencies responders strategise ahead of potential flooding threat Share