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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·How Nigerian students can prepare transcripts for US, UK university admission
The report focuses on how Nigerian students can organise and submit academic transcripts when applying to universities in the United States and the United Kingdom, highlighting steps likely involved in meeting admission documentation requirements for international study.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·How students can rent safe off-campus hostels without getting scammed
The report outlines practical steps students can take to secure safe off-campus hostels while avoiding rental fraud, focusing on verification, inspection, payment caution and other checks that can reduce the risk of being scammed during accommodation searches.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Nigerian universities must adapt, embrace AI to remain relevant — Vice-Chancellors
Vice-chancellors have said Nigerian universities need to adapt and embrace artificial intelligence to stay relevant, signalling growing pressure on higher education institutions to respond to technological change and align teaching, research and operations with emerging global trends.
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Education · Daily Post ·Why most graduates are not employable – Actor, Charles Inojie
Actor Charles Inojie addresses reasons he believes many graduates are not employable, highlighting concerns about skills, preparedness and the gap between formal education and workplace expectations. The report focuses on his remarks about why some degree holders struggle to meet job market demands.
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Education · The Punch ·Gombe tertiary institutions’ unions issue 14-day strike ultimatum
Unions in tertiary institutions in Gombe State have issued a 14-day ultimatum that could lead to industrial action if their concerns are not addressed within the period. The development signals possible disruption across affected higher education institutions in the state.
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Education · Leadership News ·NIMENA Opens Invitation For Submission of Papers for Two Maritime Journals
NIMENA has announced a call for paper submissions for two maritime journals, inviting contributions related to the sector. The development signals an opening for researchers and industry professionals to submit scholarly work for publication in outlets focused on maritime issues.
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Education · Daily Post ·Number of out-of-school children in Oyo worrisome – ADC chieftain, Adegoke
An ADC chieftain, Adegoke, has raised concern over the number of out-of-school children in Oyo State, describing the situation as troubling. The report centres on the education challenge in the state and highlights the issue as a matter of public concern.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Jason Arday: Family speaks on Cambridge professor’s death amid plagiarism row
The report says Jason Arday’s family has spoken about the death of the Cambridge professor while attention remains on a plagiarism controversy linked to the case. It indicates the family’s response forms part of ongoing public discussion surrounding the academic’s death and the allegations.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Jigawa approves N3.4 billion for education, infrastructure development
Jigawa State has approved N3.4 billion for projects focused on education and infrastructure development. The decision signals planned public spending in the state on improving school-related needs alongside broader infrastructure works, based on details indicated in the headline.
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Education · PM News ·
Why I believe most graduates are not employable- Charles Inojie
Charles Inojie explains why he believes many graduates are not employable, focusing on concerns about job readiness and the gap between academic qualifications and workplace expectations in Nigeria’s education and employment landscape.
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Education · Premium Times ·Over 200 Kaduna university lecturers quit over poor pay, ASUU says, threatens indefinite strike
ASUU says more than 200 lecturers at a university in Kaduna have resigned, citing poor pay, and the union is warning that an indefinite strike could follow. The development points to growing pressure on staffing and labour relations in the institution.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Limited Partners Junior Achievement Nigeria to equip over 600 young Nigerians with critical digital skills
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Limited has partnered with Junior Achievement Nigeria to help more than 600 young Nigerians gain critical digital skills. The initiative points to a collaboration between the banking sector and youth development organisations to support digital learning and workforce readiness among young people.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS lauds Makinde over commitment to students’ welfare
The National Association of Nigerian Students has commended Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde for his commitment to students’ welfare, indicating recognition of his administration’s efforts toward student-related support and policies in the state.
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Education · ThisDay ·
ITF Begins Nationwide Certification Exams for Artisans Under SUPA Programme
The Industrial Training Fund has commenced nationwide certification examinations for artisans under the SUPA programme, signalling the start of a formal assessment process across the country. The exercise is aimed at evaluating participants within the scheme and advancing artisan certification on a national scale.
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Education · PM News ·
Crumbling Walls, No Power: Rivers LGAs move to save school
Local government authorities in Rivers State are taking steps to address deteriorating conditions at a school affected by damaged walls and lack of electricity. The report points to urgent intervention by the affected LGAs as efforts begin to improve the learning environment and prevent further decline.
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Education · BusinessDay ·JAMB sets August 31 deadline for candidates with pending admissions, 2020-2025
JAMB has fixed August 31 as the deadline for candidates with pending admissions covering the 2020 to 2025 admission cycles. The notice signals a cut-off date for resolving outstanding admission matters involving affected applicants within the period.
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Education · Daily Post ·NDLEA clarifies report of ‘drug bunker’ at Taraba Nursing College
The NDLEA has addressed reports alleging the presence of a drug bunker at the Taraba State College of Nursing, providing clarification on the claim and its connection to the institution amid public attention over the matter.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Aiyedatiwa Raises Tertiary Institutions’ Subventions By 60%, Approves FG-ASUU Agreement
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa increased subventions to tertiary institutions by 60 per cent and approved implementation of the Federal Government’s agreement with ASUU. The move indicates higher funding support for state-owned higher institutions and alignment with the lecturers’ union settlement framework.
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Education · Daily Post ·Standard Chartered Bank partners Junior Achievement Nigeria to equip over 600 young Nigerians with digital skills
Standard Chartered Bank has partnered with Junior Achievement Nigeria on an initiative to provide digital skills training to more than 600 young Nigerians. The collaboration highlights efforts to support youth development and improve access to practical technology-related learning opportunities.
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Education · Daily Post ·Crisis looms at Kaduna varsity as over 2000 lecturers resign, ASUU threatens indefinite strike
A crisis is emerging at a university in Kaduna after more than 2,000 lecturers reportedly resigned, while the Academic Staff Union of Universities is threatening an indefinite strike. The development points to worsening instability in the institution’s academic and staffing situation.
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