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Education · Daily Trust ·Why I returned to school at 63 — Kano grandma
A 63-year-old grandmother in Kano explains her decision to return to school, highlighting her personal educational journey later in life. The report focuses on her motivation for resuming formal learning and the circumstances surrounding the move.
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Education · Leadership News ·
“₦400M Is Just ₦400”- King Ochacho Reacts On House Gift, Plans To Pay School Fees Of Indigent Students
King Ochacho has reacted to a reported house gift said to be worth ₦400 million, describing the amount as relatively small in his view. The headline also indicates he plans to sponsor the school fees of indigent students, linking the development to support for education.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Remita Urges Tech, Engineering Students to Position As Solution Providers
Remita has called on students in technology and engineering fields to develop themselves as solution providers, signalling the importance of practical skills and innovation in addressing real-world challenges and preparing for opportunities in the wider digital and technical economy.
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Education · PM News ·
Tinubu inaugurates Africa’s first renewable energy college in Kogi
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated what is described as Africa’s first renewable energy college in Kogi State, marking a new development in specialised training for the clean energy sector. The event highlights a focus on education and capacity building in renewable energy.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Tinubu Commissions Africa’s First Barefoot Renewable Energy College in Kogi
President Bola Tinubu has commissioned Africa’s first Barefoot Renewable Energy College in Kogi State, marking the launch of a new institution focused on renewable energy training and skills development in Nigeria.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG orders universities, polytechnics to expel students involved in kidnapping
The Federal Government has directed universities and polytechnics to expel any students found to be involved in kidnapping, signalling a tougher stance on crime within tertiary institutions and placing responsibility on school authorities to enforce disciplinary action.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Tinubu inaugurates Africa’s first barefoot renewable energy college in Kogi
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated what is described as Africa’s first barefoot renewable energy college in Kogi State, marking the launch of a new institution focused on renewable energy training and education in Nigeria.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Tinubu commissions Africa’s first renewable energy college, green hydrogen plant in Kogi
President Bola Tinubu commissioned what is described as Africa’s first renewable energy college and a green hydrogen plant in Kogi State, marking a new development in the country’s renewable energy and technical education landscape.
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Education · Daily Post ·‘Students linked to kidnapping must be dismissed after investigation’ — FG
The Federal Government says any students found to have links to kidnapping should be dismissed after investigations are concluded. The position indicates a disciplinary response tied to confirmed involvement, while stressing that action should follow an investigative process.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
The Dilettante Generation? Nigeria’s ‘Olodo Uprising’ and the Crisis of Superficial Excellence
The headline suggests a commentary on concerns about declining depth of knowledge and the rise of superficial achievement among young Nigerians, framed through the idea of an Olodo Uprising. It points to a broader debate about standards, competence, and cultural attitudes toward excellence.
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Education · Premium Times ·BUK physicist appointed to UN global panel on nuclear war consequences
A physicist from Bayero University Kano has been appointed to a United Nations global panel examining the consequences of nuclear war. The development links a Nigerian academic to an international body focused on the global impact of nuclear conflict.
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Education · PM News ·
Lagos Island Chairman awards Bursaries to over 200 indigent students
The Lagos Island Local Government chairman has awarded bursaries to more than 200 indigent students, in a move aimed at supporting their education and easing financial pressure on beneficiaries from low-income backgrounds in the area.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Borno students develop indigenous robot teacher
Students in Borno have developed an indigenous robot designed to serve as a teacher, highlighting a local innovation effort in education technology. The development points to student-led work in applying robotics to learning within the state.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Tinubu Inaugurates Africa’s First Renewable Energy College In Kogi
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated Africa’s first renewable energy college in Kogi State, marking a new development in the country’s education and clean energy landscape. The institution is positioned as a notable milestone for training and capacity building in renewable energy on the continent.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Seven easy steps to check your WAEC 2026 result online
The report outlines seven straightforward steps candidates can follow to check their 2026 WAEC results online. It indicates that the guide focuses on the process for accessing examination results through the internet in a simple and organised manner.
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Education · PM News ·
FG orders VCs, Rectors, Provosts to expel students involved in kidnapping
The Federal Government has directed vice chancellors, rectors and provosts to expel any students found to be involved in kidnapping, signalling a tougher stance on crime within tertiary institutions and placing responsibility on school administrators to enforce disciplinary action.
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Education · Leadership News ·
FG Okays Nasarawa Varsity’s Takeover Of Federal Medical Centre Keffi
The Federal Government has approved Nasarawa State University’s takeover of the Federal Medical Centre in Keffi, indicating an official transfer of control involving the institution and the health facility. The decision links a federal medical centre with the university in Nasarawa State.
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Education · Premium Times ·BUK bans charging of electric vehicles on campus, gives reason
Bayero University, Kano, has prohibited the charging of electric vehicles on its campus and said the decision was based on a stated reason by the institution. The move affects how electric vehicle users within the university can access charging.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Universities of Kent, Greenwich merge to form ‘Super-university’ amid financial strain
The Universities of Kent and Greenwich are reported to be merging to create a larger institution described as a super-university, with the move linked to financial pressure facing the higher education sector. The development points to consolidation as a response to strain on university finances.
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Education · The Punch ·Security agencies probe murder, robbery of poly students in Ogun
Security agencies are investigating the reported murder and robbery involving polytechnic students in Ogun State. The case centres on an attack affecting students, with authorities examining the circumstances of the incident and pursuing those responsible.
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