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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS to Govs: Honour ASUU agreement, save students from fresh strike
The National Association of Nigerian Students has urged state governors to implement agreements reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities to prevent another strike. The appeal highlights concerns over possible disruption to academic activities and the impact of industrial action on students across public universities.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Atiku to Tinubu: Despite N144.86bn safe schools funds, terrorists are shutting classrooms
Atiku criticised President Tinubu over continued school closures linked to terrorist attacks, despite N144.86 billion allocated to safe schools. He argued that insecurity is still preventing students from learning and keeping classrooms open in affected areas.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Google commits $1.1m to AI training at 10 Nigerian universities
Google has committed $1.1 million to support artificial intelligence training across 10 Nigerian universities, signalling new investment in higher education and digital skills development. The funding is aimed at strengthening AI learning opportunities within selected institutions in Nigeria.
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Education · The Punch ·NYSC distances self from NANS proposed N200 mobilisation levy
The National Youth Service Corps has dissociated itself from a proposed N200 mobilisation levy reportedly linked to the National Association of Nigerian Students, indicating that the scheme is not its initiative. The development centres on concerns around student-related payments and mobilisation arrangements.
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Education · Vanguard ·Police arrest ASUU IMSU officials over strike
Police have arrested officials of the Academic Staff Union of Universities at Imo State University in connection with a strike action. The development centres on the university union leadership and the ongoing industrial dispute affecting academic activities at the institution.
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Education · Vanguard ·ASUU begins indefinite strike at Bayelsa varsities over CBA, 19-month arrears
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has commenced an indefinite strike at universities in Bayelsa State, citing unresolved issues around the collective bargaining agreement and 19 months of unpaid arrears. The action signals a disruption to academic activities at the affected institutions.
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Education · Vanguard ·NANS urges Senate to extend NELFUND to Nigerian students abroad
The National Association of Nigerian Students has called on the Senate to consider extending the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, known as NELFUND, to Nigerian students studying abroad. The appeal centres on widening access to education support beyond students enrolled in institutions within the country.
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Education · Leadership News ·ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike In Ondo Varsities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has declared an indefinite strike across universities in Ondo State, signaling a halt to academic activities in the affected institutions. The action points to an unresolved dispute involving university lecturers and is expected to disrupt teaching and campus operations.
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Education · BusinessDay ·UNIBEN, Renaissance Africa Energy deepen push for tech-driven education
UNIBEN and Renaissance Africa Energy are advancing efforts to strengthen technology-driven education, signalling a partnership focused on expanding digital learning, innovation, or related academic development. The move points to continued collaboration between the university and the company in supporting modern educational approaches.
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Education · The Punch ·
Account for N144.86bn Safe Schools Fund, Atiku tells FG
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has asked the Federal Government to provide an account of the N144.86 billion Safe Schools Fund, drawing attention to public scrutiny over how money meant to support school safety and related interventions has been managed.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
BREAKING: NYSC denies NANS levy deal, warns students against N200 mobilisation payment
The National Youth Service Corps has denied reports of any levy arrangement involving the National Association of Nigerian Students and cautioned students against paying a N200 mobilisation fee. The development centres on student mobilisation for the NYSC scheme and an alleged payment demand.
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Education · PM News ·
Gov. Yusuf approves salary increase for staff of Kano varsities
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has approved a salary increase for staff of state-owned universities in Kano, signalling a pay adjustment for workers in the tertiary education sector. The move affects varsity employees and points to a policy decision by the state government on staff remuneration.
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Education · The Punch ·
Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in plagiarism row publishes memoir
Cambridge’s youngest Black professor is reported to have published a memoir while facing a plagiarism controversy, bringing renewed attention to both the academic dispute and the personal account presented in the new book.
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Education · The Punch ·
Gombe ASUU threatens indefinite strike over unmet demands
The Academic Staff Union of Universities in Gombe has threatened to begin an indefinite strike, citing demands that it says have not been met. The development points to growing tension between the union and relevant authorities over unresolved issues affecting the institution.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UBEC Urges States To Access N65bn Counterpart Funds, Use N267bn Intervention
The Universal Basic Education Commission has called on state governments to access N65 billion in counterpart funding and make use of N267 billion in intervention funds, signalling a push for stronger uptake of available education financing across the country.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kano varsity debunks Sanusi carry-over claim
A university in Kano has denied a claim involving Sanusi and an alleged carry-over, indicating that the reported academic issue is not accurate. The response appears to address public attention around the claim and clarify the institution’s position on the matter.
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Education · The Punch ·
Safe schools: FG to strengthen security in vulnerable communities — Coordinator
The Federal Government is set to strengthen security measures in vulnerable communities as part of efforts to make schools safer. The update, given by a coordinator, indicates renewed attention to protecting pupils, staff and school environments in areas considered at risk.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNIMAID Seeks Stronger Partnership With Borno Correspondents’ Chapel
The University of Maiduguri is seeking to strengthen its working relationship with the Borno Correspondents’ Chapel, indicating an effort to improve engagement with journalists in the state. The move points to closer cooperation between the institution and the media on communication and information sharing.
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Education · BusinessDay ·ASUU orders 20 universities to issue 14-day ultimatum, threatens industrial action
ASUU has directed 20 universities to issue a 14-day ultimatum, signaling a possible escalation in its dispute with the affected institutions or authorities. The move indicates that industrial action may follow if the issues raised are not addressed within the notice period.
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Education · Vanguard ·Panic as cult clash for supremacy in Rivers varsity results in gunfire
Gunfire reportedly broke out during a clash between rival cult groups seeking supremacy at a university in Rivers State, causing panic on campus. The incident points to a violent confrontation involving student groups, though further details on casualties, arrests or the immediate trigger were not indicated in the headline.
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