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Education · Premium Times ·Belgian university suspends academic who spearheaded plagiarism allegation against Jason Arday
A Belgian university has suspended the academic who led allegations that Jason Arday committed plagiarism. The development concerns the university’s response to the person who initiated the accusation, but the headline does not provide details about the reasons for the suspension, its duration, or the status of the plagiarism allegation.
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Education · Leadership News ·Ashiru Accuses Kaduna Govt Of Propaganda Over ASUU-KASU Welfare Crisis
Ashiru has accused the Kaduna State Government of using propaganda in addressing the welfare crisis involving the Academic Staff Union of Universities at Kaduna State University. The allegation highlights continuing disagreements over the institution’s staff welfare situation and the government’s handling of the matter.
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Education · The Punch ·Google unveils 12-month free AI offer for Nigerian students
Google has announced a 12-month free artificial intelligence offer for students in Nigeria. The initiative is expected to provide eligible Nigerian students with access to Google’s AI tools or services at no cost during the promotional period, although the headline does not specify eligibility requirements, enrolment details or the products included.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Group Kicks Against Comprehensive Sexuality Education In Schools
A group has opposed the introduction or use of comprehensive sexuality education in Nigerian schools. The group’s position signals concerns about the content, scope, or implementation of such programmes, although the headline does not specify its identity, reasons, or the authorities involved.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Borno: Ndume tasks military on rescue of abducted schoolchildren
Senator Ali Ndume has urged the military to intensify efforts to rescue schoolchildren abducted in Borno State. The appeal places renewed focus on the security forces’ response to the incident and the safe recovery of the affected students, although the headline provides no further details about the abduction or rescue operation.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Ashiru To Uba Sani: Negotiate With ASUU-KASU To Resolve Issues Affecting Them
Ashiru has urged Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani to engage in negotiations with the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Kaduna State University chapter, to address and resolve issues affecting the union. The appeal focuses on dialogue as a means of settling the concerns involving ASUU-KASU and preventing further disruption.
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Education · PM News ·
Prof. Oluwatoyin Ilesanmi delivers 24th Redeemer’s University inaugural lecture
Prof. Oluwatoyin Ilesanmi delivered the 24th inaugural lecture at Redeemer’s University. The event marked another academic milestone for the institution, with Ilesanmi presenting the lecture as part of the university’s programme of scholarly contributions and public academic engagement.
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Education · Daily Post ·DSS warns of planned terrorist, bandit attacks on Sokoto tertiary institutions
The Department of State Services has warned that terrorist and bandit groups may be planning attacks on tertiary institutions in Sokoto State. The alert concerns potential threats to higher education facilities, though the headline does not provide details about specific institutions, timing, security measures, or any reported incidents.
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Education · Leadership News ·
EFCC Redirecting Recoveries To Fund Student Loans, National Assets, Commendable –Uyi
Uyi has described the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s redirection of recovered funds toward financing student loans and supporting national assets as commendable. The headline indicates that the initiative links proceeds from recoveries with education financing and broader public-asset priorities, without providing further details about the amounts or implementation.
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Education · PM News ·
DSS alerts on terrorists’ plot to attack Sokoto tertiary institutions
The Department of State Services has warned of a suspected terrorist plan to attack tertiary institutions in Sokoto State. The alert concerns potential threats to schools and is intended to draw attention to security risks affecting students, staff and the wider academic community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS demands resolution of Atiba University law programme crisis
The National Association of Nigerian Students is calling for the authorities to resolve an ongoing crisis affecting the law programme at Atiba University. The demand indicates concerns surrounding the programme remain unresolved, with students seeking clarification and action to address the situation.
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Education · Vanguard ·University suspends academic behind Jason Arday plagiarism charges
A university has suspended an academic linked to plagiarism charges involving Jason Arday. The headline does not specify the institution, the academic’s identity, the allegations’ details, or the terms and duration of the suspension. Further information from Vanguard is needed to clarify the circumstances and any response from those involved.
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Education · Vanguard ·NANS threatens campus takeover over Atiba Law Students’ deadlock
The National Association of Nigerian Students has threatened to take over the campus in response to an unresolved deadlock involving Atiba University law students. The warning signals escalating tension over the students’ situation, although the specific issues behind the dispute and the proposed timing of any action were not stated.
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Education · Vanguard ·DSS warns of planned terrorist, bandit attacks on Sokoto tertiary institutions
The Department of State Services has warned of planned terrorist and bandit attacks targeting tertiary institutions in Sokoto State. The warning concerns potential threats to universities, polytechnics and other higher education facilities, prompting attention to security conditions around the institutions, although the headline provides no further details on timing or specific locations.
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Education · Premium Times ·ASUU-KASU commends Kaduna govt, says seven issues remain unresolved
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Kaduna State University chapter, has commended the Kaduna State Government while indicating that seven issues involving the institution or its staff remain unresolved. The union’s statement signals appreciation for progress made but underscores that further discussions or action are needed to address the outstanding matters.
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Education · Premium Times ·
ASUU-KASU commends Kaduna govt, says seven issues remain unresolved
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Kaduna State University chapter, has commended the Kaduna State Government while stating that seven issues connected to its concerns remain unresolved. The headline indicates ongoing engagement between the union and authorities, but does not specify the outstanding issues or the steps being taken to address them.
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Education · Vanguard ·Terrorists planning to attack Sokoto tertiary institutions – DSS
The Department of State Services has warned that terrorists are planning attacks on tertiary institutions in Sokoto State. The alert places universities, polytechnics and other higher education facilities on notice, although the headline does not provide details about the suspected groups, specific targets, timing or security measures.
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Education · Leadership News ·
KASU: We Prefer Dialogue, Not Eager To Embark On Strike – ASUU
The Academic Staff Union of Universities at Kaduna State University says it prefers resolving issues through dialogue and is not eager to embark on industrial action. The union’s position indicates that discussions remain its preferred approach to addressing any concerns involving the university.
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ASUU Commends Kaduna Govt Over KASU Funding
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has commended the Kaduna State Government for its funding support to Kaduna State University. The headline indicates recognition of the government’s financial commitment to the institution, though it does not provide details on the amount, purpose, or specific initiatives supported.
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Education · PM News ·
Google offers Nigerian students free 1-year AI plus subscription
Google is offering Nigerian students a free one-year subscription to its AI Plus service. The initiative is aimed at providing eligible students with access to Google’s artificial intelligence tools and related benefits during the subscription period. Further details about eligibility, registration and the specific features included were not provided in the headline.
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