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Education · Vanguard ·FG clarifies BEA scholarship status, rules out reinstatement
The Federal Government has clarified the current status of the Bilateral Education Agreement scholarship and officially ruled out the reinstatement of the program. This announcement addresses ongoing inquiries regarding the scholarship's standing, confirming that the government does not intend to restore the previous status or specific categories of the award.
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Education · Daily Post ·Osun govt rejects APC claims on schools infrastructure, staffing
The Osun State Government has dismissed allegations made by the All Progressives Congress regarding the condition of school infrastructure and teacher staffing in the state. Officials maintain that the claims are inaccurate, defending their current administrative efforts to improve the education sector and address existing challenges within the school system.
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Education · Vanguard ·OPay Signs New MoUs with 4 More Schools, Expands Access to ₦1.2 billion 10-Year Scholarship Programme
OPay has signed Memoranda of Understanding with four additional schools to expand its ₦1.2 billion scholarship initiative. The ten-year programme aims to provide financial support and educational access to more students across Nigeria. This expansion follows previous partnerships designed to enhance the corporate social responsibility efforts of the fintech platform.
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Education · Leadership News ·NEMA Takes Disaster Prevention, Safety Awareness To Abuja School
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has launched a disaster prevention and safety awareness initiative at a school in Abuja. This program aims to educate students and staff on emergency preparedness and risk reduction strategies to ensure a safer learning environment within the Federal Capital Territory.
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Education · The Punch ·LASU spends over N200m monthly on electricity — Official
Lagos State University incurs a monthly electricity bill exceeding 200 million Naira, according to a university official. This disclosure underscores the high operational costs faced by the institution in maintaining power supply across its campuses for academic and administrative functions within the current economic climate in Nigeria.
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Education · Daily Post ·NDA clears air on viral reports on sanctions against erring cadets
The Nigerian Defence Academy has issued a clarification regarding viral social media reports about disciplinary sanctions against certain cadets. The institution addressed the claims to provide accurate information on its internal processes for handling misconduct and maintaining military standards within the training facility.
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Use AI responsibly, Ekiti lawmaker advises Nigerian students
An Ekiti State legislator has encouraged Nigerian students to adopt artificial intelligence tools with caution and responsibility. The official highlighted the importance of using these technologies ethically to enhance academic pursuits while avoiding potential misuse or negative consequences during their educational journey.
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Education · Vanguard ·May Day: Aiyedatiwa to review SUBEB recruitment issues
Governor Aiyedatiwa has announced a review of recruitment issues involving the State Universal Basic Education Board. During May Day events, the governor pledged to address concerns surrounding the hiring process to improve the state's basic education system and ensure workforce stability for academic institutions.
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NANS honours Rep. Akinlayo, rates Nelfund 80%, warns against AI misuse among students
The National Association of Nigerian Students has recognized Representative Akinlayo for his contributions and assessed the performance of the Nigeria Education Loan Fund at eighty percent. Additionally, the student body cautioned its members against the inappropriate use of artificial intelligence tools while pursuing their academic studies across various institutions in Nigeria.
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NDA speaks on viral reports of sanctions against cadets
The Nigerian Defence Academy has addressed circulating reports regarding disciplinary actions taken against some of its cadets. The institution clarified the situation surrounding the alleged sanctions, aiming to provide official information following widespread social media claims about the status of the affected individuals within the military training facility.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG to spend N250b on hostel construction in tertiary institutions – Alausa
The Federal Government plans to allocate ₦250 billion for the construction of hostels in tertiary institutions nationwide. This initiative, announced by Alausa, aims to provide more accommodation for students in universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. The project focuses on improving infrastructure and student living conditions across Nigeria's higher education sector.
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Moremonee Unveils Exclusive Community Hub for Nigerian Students to Earn & Learn
Moremonee has launched a new community hub designed specifically for Nigerian students to facilitate learning and income generation. The platform aims to provide an exclusive environment where students can acquire practical skills while accessing opportunities to earn money, fostering both academic and financial growth within the student demographic.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNICEF, EU Launch €1m Education Support For Displaced Sokoto Children
UNICEF and the European Union have launched a €1 million education support initiative targeting displaced children in Sokoto State. The program aims to provide essential learning resources and support services to vulnerable youths affected by displacement, ensuring they have access to quality education within the northern Nigerian state.
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Education · BusinessDay ·OPay signs new MoUs with 4 more schools, expands access to ₦1.2 billion 10-year scholarship programme
OPay has signed Memoranda of Understanding with four additional schools to expand its ₦1.2 billion scholarship initiative. The ten-year programme aims to broaden access to financial support for students across various institutions. This expansion strengthens the fintech company’s long-term commitment to supporting the Nigerian educational sector through structured funding and corporate partnerships.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Meet Emma Etim, Nigerian researcher named ‘Global Future Leader’
Emma Etim, a Nigerian researcher, has been named a Global Future Leader, a recognition highlighting his contributions to the international academic and scientific community. The honor distinguishes him as a rising figure in global research circles, reflecting the growing influence of Nigerian scholars in various professional and intellectual disciplines worldwide.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Nigeria’s Emma Etim, Deborah Adeniran win 2026 U21 future leaders award
Nigerian citizens Emma Etim and Deborah Adeniran have been named recipients of the 2026 U21 Future Leaders Award. This international recognition highlights their accomplishments and leadership potential among young individuals globally, showcasing the talents of Nigerian youth within an competitive framework for excellence and future development.
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Broadoaks British School Unveils 2026 Scholarships With Emphasis On Sporting Talent
Broadoaks British School has officially announced its 2026 scholarship program, highlighting a specific focus on students with exceptional sporting talent. The initiative aims to support young athletes while maintaining academic standards, providing opportunities for gifted individuals to access quality education through their athletic achievements and potential.
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9 inmates complete Qur’anic memorisation in Kano
Nine individuals serving sentences in a Kano State correctional facility have completed the memorisation of the Holy Qur’an. This educational milestone was achieved through a dedicated learning program within the prison system. The event marks a significant achievement in the ongoing religious and educational initiatives provided to inmates in the region.
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OAU may cut short three-week break, permit students in hostels — NANS
Obafemi Awolowo University may reduce its scheduled three-week break following reports from the National Association of Nigerian Students. The student body indicates that the university administration is considering allowing students to stay in campus hostels during this period, potentially revising earlier plans for a full vacation and campus closure.
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Education · Leadership News ·
FULafia Secures 100% NUC Accreditation for Courses
The Federal University of Lafia has achieved full accreditation from the National Universities Commission for all its academic programmes. This certification confirms that the institution's courses meet the regulatory standards required for Nigerian universities, ensuring the validity of its degrees and supporting the institution's commitment to providing quality higher education.
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