TUCE Alumni to Build Comprehensive Database of All Members Since 1984 – Mr. Mumuni Yahaya

The newly elected President of the Tumu College of Education (TUCE) Alumni Association, Mr. Mumuni Yahaya, has announced an ambitious five-point agenda to revitalise the association, headlined by the creation of a digital database for all members dating back to 1984. Speaking at the “Alumni Convention ’25” held on January 3, 2026, at the College…

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Numbers: History Made at Tumu Sports Stadium as Thousands Thrill to New Year ‘Karma Concert’

History was made on New Year’s Day at the Tumu Sports Stadium Astro Turf as an unprecedented crowd of over 4,000 music enthusiasts gathered for the maiden “Karma Concert.” The event, which saw tickets sold out hours before the gates opened, was headlined by Tamale-based Afrobeat superstar Fancy Gadam and Tumu’s own local icon, Mental…

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KUORO TENJIE II OF LAMBUSSIE CALLS FOR PEACE AND ADHERENCE TO CUSTOMARY LAWS AT 25TH MI-FILEE GBERO FESTIVAL

The Chiefs and people of the Lambussie Traditional Area have celebrated the 25th anniversary of the annual Mi-filee Gbero Festival with a resolute call for the preservation of cultural heritage and the promotion of peace as the primary drivers for economic development. The festival, held on the theme “Promoting Peace and Unity among Our Diverse…

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SISAALI LANGUAGE TO BE EXAMINABLE AT BASIC SCHOOLS AS UNION PUSHES FOR TUCE AND UBIDS ADOPTION

Efforts to make the Sisaali language an examinable subject in basic schools have reached a critical stage as stakeholders push for its formal introduction at the Tumu College of Education (TUCE) and the University of Business and Integrated Development Studies (UBIDS). Hon. Moses Dramani Luri, a lecturer at the Languages Department of the University of…

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“If Sissali Programme graduates are not employed, students will stay away” — Elizabeth Ndogowira Luri

Alarm has been raised over the declining enrolment in the Sissali Language Programme, with concerns that the continuous lack of employment opportunities for graduates could further discourage prospective students.The warning was issued by Elizabeth Ndogowira Luri, Speaker of the Sissala East Youth Parliament and a first-class graduate of the Sissali Language Programme, who cautioned that…

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