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Education · Leadership News ·Varsity Raises The Alarm Over Fake Distance Learning Centre
A university has raised concerns about a fake distance learning centre allegedly operating in its name, warning the public and prospective students about the unauthorised setup. The alert suggests efforts to prevent fraud, protect applicants, and clarify which learning centres are officially recognised.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·ABU has boosted human capital development in Kaduna — Gov Sani
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani said Ahmadu Bello University has contributed significantly to human capital development in the state. The headline indicates he credited the institution with helping to build skills, knowledge and capacity among people in Kaduna.
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Why are Delhi University classrooms empty?
The report examines why classrooms at Delhi University are seeing low attendance, focusing on possible reasons behind empty lecture halls and what this may mean for students, lecturers and academic activities at the institution.
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Education · The Punch ·UI offers distance-learning admission places to candidates denied admission
The University of Ibadan is offering admission into its distance-learning programme to candidates who were unable to secure regular admission, indicating an alternative pathway for affected applicants to study through the institution’s remote education platform.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FCET Gusau begins degree programme, admits 92 students
Federal College of Education Technical, Gusau has started a degree programme and admitted 92 students, marking the institution’s entry into degree-level training. The development indicates an expansion of its academic offerings and student intake within the education sector.
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Education · PM News ·
NYSC Osun inaugurates Camp Court in Ede
The Osun State chapter of the National Youth Service Corps has inaugurated a Camp Court in Ede, indicating the establishment of a formal camp-based judicial or disciplinary structure within the NYSC orientation camp.
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Education · PM News ·
JAMB Registrar resolves over 5,000 pending complaints in five days
The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has addressed more than 5,000 pending complaints within five days, according to PM News. The development suggests a rapid response to unresolved issues involving the examination body, though no further details are provided in the headline.
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Education · Vanguard ·JAMB Registrar clears 5,000 complaints in five days, takes SERVICOM reforms to candidates
The JAMB Registrar reportedly resolved 5,000 complaints within five days and extended SERVICOM-related reforms to candidates, indicating a push to improve responsiveness and service delivery in the examination body’s dealings with applicants and the public.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NEC Tours Yobe State University
The headline indicates that NEC conducted a visit to Yobe State University, suggesting an official inspection, assessment, or engagement involving the institution. No further details are provided in the headline about the purpose of the tour, key participants, or any outcomes from the visit.
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Education · Daily Post ·Borno CAN declares three-day fasting, prayer for 78 abducted schoolchildren
The Christian Association of Nigeria in Borno State has announced a three-day period of fasting and prayer in response to the abduction of 78 schoolchildren. The move signals concern over the incident and seeks collective spiritual support for the affected children and their families.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Lecturer Urges Parents, Teachers To Protect Children From Drugs
A lecturer has called on parents and teachers to take active steps to shield children from drug abuse, highlighting the role of home and school in prevention. The report focuses on the need for closer guidance and protection of young people from harmful substances.
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Education · Vanguard ·Insecurity: Scores of schools in 40 LGAs shut down
Scores of schools have been shut across 40 local government areas due to insecurity, highlighting the disruption to education in affected communities and the wider impact of safety concerns on pupils, teachers and school activities.
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Education · The Punch ·
Doctors can succeed in Nigeria without going abroad, says UNILAG VC
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos said doctors can build successful careers in Nigeria without relocating abroad. The remark highlights the possibility of professional growth and achievement for medical practitioners who choose to remain and work within the country.
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Education · BusinessDay ·WACT invests in local talent with 52 new scholarships
WACT has expanded its investment in local talent by awarding 52 new scholarships, signalling support for education and workforce development. The move indicates a structured effort to provide more opportunities for beneficiaries while strengthening skills development within the local community.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Students in Denmark will have to verbally defend written assignments as government fights AI cheating
Students in Denmark will be required to verbally defend their written assignments under a government measure aimed at curbing cheating linked to artificial intelligence. The move signals tighter assessment rules as schools respond to concerns about AI use in academic work.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Awka: UNN Alumni elects new executive council
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka Alumni association in Awka has elected a new executive council. The development points to a leadership transition within the local alumni body, with newly chosen officials expected to oversee the group’s activities and coordination in the area.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Tinubu has ended era of prolonged ASUU strikes — Presidency
The Presidency says President Tinubu has brought an end to the long period of prolonged ASUU strikes, presenting the development as a major shift in the handling of university labour disputes in Nigeria’s public education system.
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Education · Vanguard ·UI removes admission quota barrier for distance learning candidates
The University of Ibadan has removed an admission quota restriction affecting candidates seeking entry through its distance learning programme, signalling a policy change in how places are allocated for that mode of study.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Borno CAN Declares 3-Day Fasting, Prayers For Abducted Schoolchildren
The Christian Association of Nigeria in Borno State has announced a three-day period of fasting and prayer in response to the abduction of schoolchildren. The move signals a religious and community response to the incident while attention remains on the fate of the affected students.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Ebonyi govt approves N30,000 monthly stipend for corps members
Ebonyi State Government has approved a N30,000 monthly stipend for corps members serving in the state, signalling a new allowance package for National Youth Service Corps participants posted there. The decision highlights state support for corps members during their service year.
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