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Education · Daily Post ·Oyo panel seeks public memoranda on school abduction probe
An Oyo State panel investigating a school abduction case has invited members of the public to submit memoranda as part of its probe. The move suggests an effort to gather information, testimonies or recommendations relevant to the investigation.
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Education · Premium Times ·Ex-JAMB Registrar Oloyede reflects on decade in office, cites lower UTME costs, transparency reforms
Former JAMB Registrar Oloyede reviewed his 10 years in office, highlighting efforts to reduce UTME costs and introduce reforms aimed at improving transparency in the examination body’s operations. The reflection centres on his record and the changes implemented during his tenure.
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Education · Premium Times ·New JAMB registrar unveils five-pillar reform agenda
The new registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has outlined a five-pillar reform agenda, signalling planned changes in the agency’s operations and priorities. The development points to an effort to reshape how the examination body manages its responsibilities under the new leadership.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Digital-first Mekaria seeks to prepare Nigerian youths for global jobs — Ojo
Ojo says Mekaria, a digital-first platform or initiative, is focused on equipping Nigerian youths with skills and preparation needed to compete for opportunities in the global job market. The report centres on youth development, digital access and workforce readiness in a changing employment landscape.
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Education · Leadership News ·Project Positive Image Of Nigeria, Pivot National Reputation Campaign Urges UNILAG Students
A national reputation campaign associated with Pivot has called on students of the University of Lagos to help project a positive image of Nigeria. The report centres on an appeal to young people in the institution to support efforts aimed at improving the country’s public perception.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Kano Assembly Passes Bill Cutting Private Schools’ Tax From 15% To 5%
The Kano State House of Assembly has passed a bill reducing the tax rate for private schools from 15% to 5%. The measure signals a change in the state’s taxation policy affecting private education operators in Kano.
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Education · The Punch ·Group warns FG against moves to privatise unity schools
A group has cautioned the Federal Government against any plan to privatise unity schools, signalling concern over possible policy changes affecting the federally owned secondary institutions. The warning highlights opposition to moves that could alter the ownership or management structure of the schools.
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Education · The Punch ·
Pension row: Oyo retirees threaten protest against varsity, teaching hospital
Retirees in Oyo State are threatening to stage a protest over a pension dispute involving a university and a teaching hospital, signalling rising tension over retirement benefit issues and possible pressure on the institutions to address their grievances.
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Education · The Punch ·
UK opens applications for Chevening scholarships
The United Kingdom has opened applications for the Chevening scholarships, signalling the start of a new round of opportunities for eligible candidates seeking postgraduate study support. Interested applicants are expected to begin the application process within the announced window.
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Education · The Punch ·
Oyo panel requests memoranda on school abduction
An Oyo State panel has called for memoranda regarding a school abduction case, indicating it is seeking submissions or input as part of its review or inquiry into the incident. The development points to ongoing official efforts to address matters linked to the abduction.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Strive towards excellence, Madein tells students as CAGSOSA ‘81 set marks 45 anniversary
At the 45th anniversary of the CAGSOSA ’81 set, Madein urged students to strive for excellence. The event appears to have combined an alumni milestone celebration with a message focused on academic effort, personal development and high standards among learners.
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Education · The Punch ·
NERDC disowns fake request for revised basic education curriculum
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council has rejected a purported request related to a revised basic education curriculum, describing it as fake. The development indicates the agency is distancing itself from misinformation concerning curriculum review or approval processes in the basic education sector.
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Education · ThisDay ·
FG Directs Tertiary Institutions to Set Up Selection C’ttees for N365m Laureate Prize
The federal government has instructed tertiary institutions to establish selection committees for a N365 million laureate prize, indicating the start of a formal process to identify and nominate eligible candidates within the higher education system.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Lagos empowers rural youths with 2026 livestock training programme in Epe
Lagos State is set to support rural youths in Epe through a 2026 livestock training programme aimed at building skills in animal farming. The initiative indicates a focus on youth development and agricultural capacity in the area.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Applications For 2026 UK Government Chevening Scholarships Now Open
Applications have opened for the 2026 UK Government Chevening Scholarships, signalling the start of the next admission cycle for the international study programme. The announcement indicates that eligible candidates can begin submitting applications for the scholarship opportunity.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Borno versity VC wins award for expanding admission, curbing Boko Haram recruitment
The vice chancellor of a university in Borno State has received an award linked to efforts to expand student admissions and reduce the pool of youths vulnerable to recruitment by Boko Haram, highlighting the role of higher education access in addressing insecurity.
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Education · BusinessDay ·NERDC disclaims curriculum funding letter, cautions against scam
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council has disowned a letter related to curriculum funding and warned the public against possible fraud. The notice indicates the document is not authentic and urges caution over scam attempts linked to the council’s name.
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Education · BusinessDay ·FG backs varsities to constitute N365m tertiary institutions national laureate committee
The Federal Government has supported universities in setting up a national laureate committee for tertiary institutions linked to a N365 million initiative. The move indicates official backing for a coordinated academic body involving higher institutions, though the headline gives no further details on its mandate or timeline.
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Education · Premium Times ·Strike: Ondo varsity lecturers yet to receive payments despite N1.1bn approval by gov
Lecturers at an Ondo State university have reportedly not received their payments even after the government approved N1.1 billion, with the issue linked to an ongoing strike. The development points to unresolved concerns over disbursement and may prolong industrial action at the institution.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Four PAP offshore scholarship students make distinction as 16 bag master’s degrees from UK universities
Sixteen students on the PAP offshore scholarship programme earned master’s degrees from universities in the United Kingdom, with four of them graduating with distinction. The report highlights the academic performance of the beneficiaries and the outcome of the scholarship scheme.
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