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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NYSC 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream II corps members to pass out September 3
The National Youth Service Corps is set to pass out the 2025 Batch B Stream II corps members on September 3. The announcement indicates the official end of their national service year and marks the completion of the programme phase for the affected participants.
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Education · Leadership News ·UK Announces New Student Loan Interest Rates, Repayment Thresholds For 2026-27
The UK has announced updated student loan interest rates and repayment thresholds for the 2026-27 period, outlining how much borrowers may be charged in interest and the income levels at which repayments will begin under the student finance system.
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Education · Daily Post ·BREAKING: ASUU shuts down Imo State University, begins indefinite strike
Academic activities at Imo State University have been suspended as the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, commenced an indefinite strike. The action effectively shuts down the institution, with teaching and other university operations expected to be affected until further notice.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FUD insists on lecturer’s dismissal, recovery of N16.37m fellowship salary
Federal University Dutse is maintaining its position on the dismissal of a lecturer and is also seeking the recovery of N16.37 million paid as fellowship salary. The report centres on the institution’s disciplinary action and efforts to reclaim the funds involved.
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Education · The Punch ·UK caps student loan interest rates at six per cent
The UK has set a six per cent cap on student loan interest rates, limiting how much interest borrowers can be charged. The move affects student finance policy and may reduce repayment pressure for affected students and graduates compared with higher market-linked rates.
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Education · The Punch ·
NANS proposes ₦200 dues for NYSC mobilisation
The National Association of Nigerian Students has proposed a ₦200 due tied to NYSC mobilisation, indicating a planned charge connected to the process for prospective corps members. The headline points to a student body initiative involving mobilisation-related payments, without further details on implementation or approval.
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Education · The Punch ·
Police stop UNICAL church service over fears of violence
Police halted a church service at the University of Calabar over concerns that violence could break out. The incident involved security intervention on campus, with the action taken as a precaution in response to perceived threats to public order.
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Education · BusinessDay ·When Eco Ventures honoured outstanding public primary school pupils in Enugu
Eco Ventures is reported to have recognised outstanding pupils in public primary schools in Enugu, highlighting academic or personal achievement among young learners. The report centres on an award or honour event involving the company and primary education in the state.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Akwaowo appointed Institute of Chartered Chemists’ acting registrar as Wilford’s tenure ends
Akwaowo has been appointed acting registrar of the Institute of Chartered Chemists following the end of Wilford’s tenure. The development signals a leadership transition at the institute as it moves from Wilford’s completed term to an interim administrative arrangement under the new acting registrar.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Digital divide: Group trains Kwara girls on STEM
A group has organised STEM training for girls in Kwara State as part of efforts to address the digital divide. The programme focuses on improving access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills among young female participants in the state.
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Education · Vanguard ·Police stop church service in UNICAL over violence
Police halted a church service at the University of Calabar, known as UNICAL, following violence linked to the gathering. The intervention suggests security concerns on campus, as authorities moved to prevent further disruption and restore order at the institution.
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Education · PM News ·
Tension at UNICAL as police stop chapel service
Tension was reported at the University of Calabar after police intervened to stop a chapel service, raising concerns on campus. The incident suggests a disruption involving worship activities at UNICAL, though further details on the cause and outcome were not indicated in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
FUPRE opens supplementary post-UTME screening for 2026/2027 admission
The Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun has announced a supplementary post-UTME screening for the 2026/2027 admission cycle, indicating an additional opportunity for eligible candidates seeking admission into the institution.
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Education · PM News ·
WAEC calls for strict CBT to crush ‘miracle centres’
WAEC is urging the strict use of computer-based testing in examinations as part of efforts to curb malpractice linked to so-called miracle centres. The move signals a stronger focus on tightening exam administration and improving the credibility of the assessment process.
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Education · The Punch ·
CBT best way to curb ‘miracle centres’, examination malpractice — WAEC official
A WAEC official says computer-based testing is the most effective approach to reducing so-called miracle centres and examination malpractice, pointing to digital exam delivery as a key measure for improving the integrity and credibility of the assessment process.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Rotary Club of Gowon Estate Lagos reiterates commitment to vocational training, women empowerment
The Rotary Club of Gowon Estate Lagos has restated its commitment to supporting vocational training and women empowerment, signalling continued focus on skills development and initiatives aimed at improving opportunities for women in the community.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Ortuanya and Nehemiah’s summons at UNN
The report concerns a summons involving Ortuanya and Nehemiah at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, indicating an official call or appearance linked to developments within the institution. The headline suggests the focus is on actions affecting named individuals in an academic setting.
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Education · Daily Post ·Law school student dies after alleged rooftop fall in Lagos hostel
A law school student has died following an alleged fall from a rooftop at a hostel in Lagos. The incident reportedly occurred at student accommodation, with the circumstances surrounding the death indicated as under question based on the allegation mentioned in the headline.
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Education · Vanguard ·CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC
WAEC says computer-based testing is the most effective approach to reducing examination malpractice, signalling support for wider use of digital exam systems. The position links the adoption of CBT with efforts to strengthen exam integrity and improve the conduct of assessments.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Alia To Corps Members: Your Security Is Guaranteed In Benue
Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia assured National Youth Service Corps members posted to the state that their safety is guaranteed. The message indicates an official effort to address security concerns and reassure serving corps members about their welfare during their stay in Benue.
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