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Education · The Punch ·Benue seals two schools over forced textbook purchases
Benue State authorities have sealed two schools over allegations that they forced students or parents to buy textbooks. The headline does not specify the schools involved, the textbooks in question or how long the closures will last.
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Education · ThisDay ·Foundation Inaugurates New Facilities at Ogun School, Boosts Learning Environment
A foundation has inaugurated new facilities at a school in Ogun State, an initiative described as strengthening the learning environment. The headline does not specify the facilities, the school, or the foundation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FCT teachers’ strike: Enough is enough; no work, no pay — Wike declares
Wike has taken a firm position on the strike by teachers in the Federal Capital Territory, declaring that the government will apply a no-work, no-pay policy. His remarks signal a hardening stance as the dispute continues.
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Education · The Punch ·
JUST IN: Police confirm abduction of three workers at Oyo Institute
Police have confirmed that three workers were abducted at an institute in Oyo. The headline does not provide further details about when the abduction occurred or the workers’ identities.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NEPC, NANS Unveil STEP-X To Take Nigerian Students From Campus To Global Market
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council and the National Association of Nigerian Students have unveiled STEP-X, an initiative aimed at helping Nigerian students move from campus toward participation in the global market.
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Education · Channels TV ·Malaysia Closes Schools In Kuala Lumpur, Others Over Haze
Authorities in Malaysia have closed schools in Kuala Lumpur and other areas because of haze. The closures affect in-person schooling while the haze persists; the headline does not specify how many schools are involved or when they may reopen.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Benue govt shuts schools forcing parents to buy textbooks
The Benue State Government has shut schools, with the closure forcing parents to buy textbooks. The headline does not provide details about the affected schools or the reason for the shutdown.
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Education · The Punch ·
Soludo approves FG, ASUU agreement for Ojukwu varsity from 2027
Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo has approved the application of the Federal Government–ASUU agreement to Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University from 2027. The headline does not specify the agreement’s terms or explain how it will affect the university’s staff or operations.
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Education · Vanguard ·NLC/NUT strike: Wike threatens no-work, no-pay
Amid the NLC and NUT strike, Wike has threatened to apply a no-work, no-pay policy, meaning workers who do not report for duty could lose pay for the period they are absent.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Benue Seals 2 Schools Over Alleged Breach Of Textbook Policy, Victimisation Of Learners
Authorities in Benue have sealed two schools over alleged violations of the state’s textbook policy and claims that learners were victimised. The headline does not specify the schools, the nature of the alleged breaches or any further action.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Bauchi govt, UNFPA train journalists on effective, accurate reportage
The Bauchi State Government and UNFPA have trained journalists in effective and accurate reportage. The headline does not specify the training’s focus, participants or any further details about the programme.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG rolls out transport palliative for varsity students
The Federal Government has rolled out a transport palliative for university students. The headline does not specify what form the support takes, which students are eligible, or how and when it will be provided.
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Education · Vanguard ·Nigerian children losing local intelligence to social media influence – Lagos govt
The Lagos State government says social media influence is contributing to Nigerian children losing local intelligence. The headline signals concern about the impact of online influences on children, but provides no further details about the issue or any proposed response.
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Education · Leadership News ·
FCT ASUSS Rejects NUT Strike, Calls For Dialogue
The FCT chapter of ASUSS has rejected the NUT strike and called for dialogue as an alternative way to address the dispute. The headline does not specify the reasons for the strike or the details of the proposed discussions.
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Education · Leadership News ·
MURIC Demands NYSC Suspension, Discharge Of 20 Freed Corps Members
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has called for the National Youth Service Corps to suspend or discharge 20 corps members who were recently freed. The headline does not specify why MURIC is seeking the action or provide further details about the corps members.
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Education · The Punch ·
NANS laments high transport costs, seeks relief for students
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has raised concerns about high transport costs and called for relief measures to ease the burden on students. The headline does not specify the proposed measures or who NANS is asking to provide assistance.
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Education · Daily Post ·Nasarawa: Outrage as principal allegedly beats student, father reportedly arrested
A principal in Nasarawa has allegedly beaten a student, prompting public outrage, according to the headline. The student’s father was reportedly arrested, though the headline does not specify the circumstances of the alleged assault, the arrest, or any official response.
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Education · The Punch ·
MFM empowers women, awards scholarships to pupils in Ondo
MFM has empowered women and awarded scholarships to pupils in Ondo State. The headline does not specify the number of beneficiaries, the value of the scholarships or the details of the women’s empowerment initiative.
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Education · Vanguard ·Nigerian states’ revenues rise 93%, but education spending drops — World Bank
The World Bank reports that Nigerian states’ revenues have risen by 93%, while their spending on education has fallen. The headline does not specify the period covered or provide further details.
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Education · Premium Times ·Nigerian university suspends fee hike for wider consultation after backlash
A Nigerian university has suspended its planned fee increase after backlash, delaying implementation while it undertakes wider consultation before making a decision on the proposed hike.
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