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Education · ThisDay ·
The Arusha Mandate: Why Nigeria Must Lead Africa’s AI Examination Revolution
The piece examines the Arusha Mandate and its implications for Nigeria’s potential leadership in developing artificial intelligence tools for examinations across Africa. It focuses on how AI could reshape assessment systems, the responsibilities involved, and the factors determining whether Nigeria can drive regional innovation in education technology.
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Education · The Punch ·
Top SSCE performers get cash, laptops in Ogun
Top-performing candidates in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) in Ogun State have received cash awards and laptop computers. The recognition appears to honour students who achieved outstanding examination results, although the headline does not specify the number of recipients, award amounts, institutions involved or the organisers.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Finchglow Holdings to Establish Flying School at Gateway Airport
Finchglow Holdings plans to establish a flying school at Gateway Airport, signalling an expansion into aviation training. The initiative is expected to provide facilities for aspiring pilots and aviation professionals, although the headline does not specify the project’s timeline, investment, or planned capacity.
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Education · The Punch ·
A critical review of Nigerian 6-3-3-4 education system
The Punch examines Nigeria’s 6-3-3-4 education structure, which divides schooling into six years of primary education, three years of junior secondary, three years of senior secondary and four years of tertiary education. The review considers the system’s framework and implementation, highlighting it as a subject of critical assessment within Nigeria’s education sector.
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Education · The Punch ·
NUT slams FG over King’s College concession
The Nigeria Union of Teachers has criticised the Federal Government over its decision to concession King’s College, raising concerns about the implications of transferring management of the federal institution to a private operator. The dispute centres on the government’s handling of the school’s proposed concession.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
JUST IN: Kaduna varsity lecturers suspend strike
Lecturers at a university in Kaduna State have suspended their strike, according to Nigerian Tribune. The development indicates that the industrial action has been paused, although the headline does not provide details about the reasons for the suspension, the institution involved, or whether academic activities have resumed.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNIPORT: ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike Over Incomplete Salaries’ Payment
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the University of Port Harcourt has declared an indefinite strike over the institution’s incomplete payment of staff salaries. The action is linked to concerns about outstanding salary obligations, with affected academic activities potentially disrupted until the payment issue is addressed.
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Education · The Punch ·
Babcock varsity to prioritise research, innovation — VC
Babcock University’s Vice-Chancellor says the institution will place greater emphasis on research and innovation. The stated priority suggests efforts to strengthen academic inquiry, develop new ideas and support practical solutions as part of the university’s direction under its leadership.
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Education · The Punch ·
PTDF inaugurates committee to operationalise Port Harcourt skills centre
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund has inaugurated a committee tasked with putting the Port Harcourt skills centre into operation. The move is expected to support coordination and implementation of the facility’s activities, although the headline does not provide details on the committee’s membership, timeline or specific training programmes.
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Education · Vanguard ·
‘Our children are safe’ – IGP flags off Safe School Programme nationwide
The Inspector-General of Police has launched the Safe School Programme nationwide, assuring the public that measures are being introduced to protect children in schools. The initiative focuses on strengthening safety around educational institutions, although the headline does not provide details about its implementation, scope or participating agencies.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG moves to strengthen teacher education in N’East
The Federal Government is taking steps to improve and reinforce teacher education in Nigeria’s North-East region. The move is expected to focus on strengthening the systems and institutions responsible for preparing teachers, although the headline does not provide details on the specific measures, timelines or agencies involved.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
Oyo school abduction: DSS witness recounts 56-day ordeal of 49 victims
A Department of State Services witness has described the 56-day ordeal endured by 49 victims abducted from a school in Oyo State. The account forms part of proceedings or investigations into the incident, providing details about the victims’ prolonged captivity and the circumstances surrounding their release or recovery.
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Education · The Punch ·
Canada raises study permit, visitor visa processing times for Nigerians
Canada has increased the estimated processing times for study permit and visitor visa applications submitted by Nigerians. The change means applicants may face longer waits for decisions on travel and education-related applications, although the headline does not specify the revised timelines or explain the reason for the adjustment.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
JAMB clarifies ‘not admitted’, ‘admission in progress’ statuses
JAMB has explained the meanings of the admission-status labels “not admitted” and “admission in progress” on its platform. The clarification is intended to help candidates understand that the two statuses reflect different stages or outcomes in the admission process.
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Education · PM News ·
Fanny Roki Awa plans further education after building career through social media
Fanny Roki Awa is planning to pursue further education while continuing to build on a career developed through social media. The report highlights her intention to combine additional studies with the professional opportunities and profile she has established online.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNIBEN ASUU Resumes Work After Management Promises Outstanding EAA Payment
The University of Benin chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities has resumed work after the institution’s management promised to pay outstanding Earned Academic Allowance. The development ends the union’s work stoppage, with the payment commitment serving as the basis for staff to return to their duties.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Oyo School Kidnapping: ‘We Were Subjected To Hell For 56 Days’ — Victim Tells Court
A victim of the Oyo school kidnapping told a court that the ordeal lasted 56 days and involved severe hardship. The testimony provides details of the prolonged experience during the kidnapping case.
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Education · Vanguard ·
HURIWA kicks against proposed concession of King’s College
Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has opposed the proposed concession of King’s College, a development that would involve transferring aspects of the institution’s management or operations to a private entity. The group’s position places the planned concession under public scrutiny, although the headline provides no further details about the proposal or its terms.
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Education · The Punch ·
Group trains youths to spot, counter misinformation
A group has trained young people to identify and respond to misinformation. The initiative focuses on improving youths’ ability to recognise potentially false or misleading information and take steps to counter its spread. Further details about the organisation, location, methods and outcomes are not provided in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
Oyo school abduction: Suspects plead not guilty to amended charges
Suspects facing prosecution over an alleged school abduction in Oyo State have pleaded not guilty to amended charges, meaning the case will proceed for further legal consideration.