Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board.

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

Barka Da salla from Executive chairperson Tsubeb.

12/03/2026

The continuation of the Talent Search during the Southern Zonal Debate Championship in Taraba South was recorded as a huge success, attracting brilliant students and education stakeholders from across the zone. The event provided a platform for young learners to showcase their intellectual abilities, public speaking skills, and confidence in constructive argument on topical issues affecting society and education.

The championship featured active participation from various schools, with students demonstrating impressive debating techniques, critical thinking, and teamwork. The competition not only encouraged academic excellence but also helped to identify hidden talents among students who have the potential to grow into great leaders, scholars, and public speakers in the future.

Leading the high-powered delegation for the talent search exercise was Joel Joshua, whose leadership and commitment ensured the smooth coordination of the program. He was accompanied by notable education officers including Mr. Terence Timothy and Mr Nuru Bakari, who played key roles in supervising and guiding the exercise throughout the championship.

The delegation carefully observed the performances of the participants, assessed their debating skills, and encouraged them to remain dedicated to their academic pursuits. Teachers and school administrators also expressed appreciation for the initiative, noting that such programs greatly motivate students to develop confidence, research abilities, and effective communication skills.

The successful continuation of the talent search at the Southern Zonal Debate Championship clearly reflects the commitment of the education authorities in Taraba State toward promoting quality education and discovering young talents. The exercise has further strengthened the culture of academic competition and excellence among schools in the region.

Overall, the event stands as a significant milestone in nurturing intellectual growth among students and preparing them to represent Taraba State in future academic and debating competitions at higher levels. The organizers also sincerely appreciate the effort of the Executive Chairperson of TSUBEB, Hon. Mrs Christiana Taninga Binga, whose wealth of experience and leadership contributed greatly to the success of the event, in line with the education reform agenda of the Governor of Taraba State, Agbu Kefas, particularly his initiative on free and compulsory education for all.

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05/03/2026

At the celebration of International Women’s Day held today at Jolly Nyame Stadium in Jalingo, Taraba State, the Executive Chairperson of Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board (TSUBEB), Hon. Mrs. Christiana Taninga Binga, represented the First Lady of the state, Agyin Agbu Kefas, at the colourful event that brought together women from different walks of life to celebrate their achievements and contributions to society.

In her address, Hon. Mrs. Christiana Taninga Binga conveyed the goodwill message of the First Lady and reaffirmed the strong commitment of the present administration under the leadership of the Governor of Taraba State, Dr. Agbu Kefas, towards improving the welfare and opportunities of all Tarabans. She emphasized that the government remains dedicated to policies that promote inclusive development, particularly in the area of education, which has become a major priority of the administration.

She highlighted the governor’s landmark initiative of free education, describing it as a bold step aimed at ensuring that every child, regardless of background, has access to quality learning opportunities. Special attention, she noted, is being given to the education of the girl child, as empowering girls through education remains one of the most effective ways of building a stronger and more prosperous society.

Speaking at the event, the Commissioner for Women and Child Development, Mary Sinjen, expressed profound gratitude to the First Lady, Mrs. Agyin Agbu Kefas, for her unwavering dedication to improving the lives of women across the state. She commended Her Excellency for recognizing the challenges faced by many Taraba women and for championing initiatives that support their empowerment, welfare, and inclusion in the development process.

The celebration served as a moment of reflection, unity, and renewed commitment to advancing the rights, dignity, and opportunities of women throughout Taraba State.

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02/03/2026

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01/03/2026

As we step into this new month, I warmly extend a heartfelt goodwill to the good people of Taraba State.

On behalf of the Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board (TSUBEB), I, Mrs. Christiana Taninga Binga, express deep appreciation for your unwavering support, resilience, and shared commitment to the growth of our dear state. Each new month offers us another opportunity to reflect, reset, and renew our determination to build a stronger and more prosperous Taraba.

Education remains the foundation of sustainable development. At TSUBEB, we are steadfast in our mission to improve access, quality, and accountability in our public primary and junior secondary schools. We are intensifying monitoring efforts, strengthening teacher capacity, and promoting innovative approaches that will positively impact learning outcomes for our children.

I encourage parents, teachers, community leaders, and all stakeholders to continue partnering with us. Together, we can nurture a generation that is disciplined, knowledgeable, and prepared to lead Taraba into a brighter future.

Let this month be marked by peace, productivity, unity, and progress in every home and community across the state. May our collective efforts yield visible results that uplift the lives of our people.

On behalf of the Board and management, I wish all Tarabans a peaceful, fruitful, and fulfilling new month. May God bless Taraba State and guide us in all our endeavors.

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26/02/2026

Ubec Executive Secretary paid a courtesy visit to the Governor of Taraba State as part of ongoing engagements to strengthen collaboration in advancing basic education.

At the Universal Basic Education Commission, we remain committed to building strong partnerships with state governments to expand access, improve quality, and deliver meaningful outcomes for every Nigerian child.

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26/02/2026

The Executive Chairperson of the Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board (TSUBEB), Hon. Mrs. Christiana Taninga Binga, convened a strategic and fruitful meeting with quality assurance personnel aimed at strengthening quality education and promoting sustainable development across public schools in the state. The engagement focused on improving monitoring systems, ensuring effective classroom delivery, and enhancing students’ academic performance through consistent supervision and evaluation.

The diligent Chairperson, alongside Permanent Members II and III, Dr. Zacharia John and Malam Aminu Jika, spoke extensively on practical ways forward. They emphasized accountability, regular school inspections, teacher capacity building, and the adoption of innovative assessment strategies to improve learning outcomes.

In his remarks, the Director of Quality Assurance, Mr. Emmanuel Bulus, expressed sincere appreciation for the visionary leadership of the Board. He commended the Chairperson for her commitment to excellence and pledged the department’s continued support in implementing policies that will uplift standards and reposition basic education for lasting impact.

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25/02/2026

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25/02/2026

The Taraba State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, in collaboration with the Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board (TSUBEB), will soon introduce a new technology-driven system to strengthen monitoring, evaluation, and assessment across public schools in the state. This innovative device will capture and transmit comprehensive physical details of schools, including infrastructure status, teacher attendance, student enrollment, academic performance, and overall learning outcomes.

The initiative is designed to promote transparency, accountability, and improved service delivery within the education sector. By leveraging real-time data, the Ministry will be better equipped to identify gaps, track progress, and implement timely interventions that enhance teaching quality and student achievement.

The Honourable Commissioner for Basic Education Dr. Augustina Godwin and the Executive Chairperson of TSUBEB Mrs Christiana Taninga Binga reaffirm their commitment to digital transformation, ensuring that public schools in Taraba State meet modern standards and deliver quality education for every child.

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