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Education · The Punch ·
Vandals overpower guards, steal ₦1.8 transformer cable in Jigawa school
Vandals reportedly overpowered security guards and stole transformer cable valued at about ₦1.8 million from a school in Jigawa, highlighting a security breach and disruption linked to infrastructure theft at an educational facility.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Kebbi: ASUU issues 21-day ultimatum to FUAZ management
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has issued a 21-day ultimatum to the management of the Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru in Kebbi State, signalling a dispute between the union and the institution’s leadership and raising the prospect of further action if concerns are not addressed.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
The moment I gained admission, I set the goal to graduate as overall best student — Oyiza Adinoyi, Kogi State University overall best graduate
Oyiza Adinoyi, named the overall best graduating student of Kogi State University, says the ambition was set from the moment admission was secured. The report focuses on the student’s academic journey and the goal that shaped the path to graduating with the top honour.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
AI in education: Help or hindrance?
The report examines the growing use of artificial intelligence in education, focusing on whether it supports learning, teaching and school administration or creates challenges such as misuse, overreliance and unequal access. It highlights the debate over AI’s overall effect on classrooms and academic standards.
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Education · Leadership News ·
US City, Centre Sign Partnership on Skills Development
A city in the United States and a centre have entered into a partnership focused on skills development. The headline indicates a collaboration aimed at strengthening training or capacity-building efforts, though no further details are provided about the institutions involved or the scope of the agreement.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Kaduna: NUC grants Omega varsity approval to commence academic sessions
The National Universities Commission has approved Omega University in Kaduna to begin academic sessions, indicating the institution can commence operations. The development marks a formal regulatory clearance for the university to start admitting students and running its academic programmes.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Zamfara Govt Reinstates Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Rector
The Zamfara State Government has reinstated the rector of Abdu Gusau Polytechnic, indicating a reversal of an earlier decision affecting the institution’s leadership. The development centres on the administration of the state-owned polytechnic and may have implications for its governance and operations.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Govt, Partners Assist 100 Vulnerable Pupils In Sokoto
The Sokoto State government, in collaboration with various partners, has provided support to 100 vulnerable students within the state. This initiative aims to assist pupils facing hardships by providing necessary resources to enhance their educational pursuit and overall well-being in the northern region of Nigeria.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
American teenager enters Guinness World Records as youngest male professor
An American teenager has been recognised by Guinness World Records as the youngest male professor, marking a notable academic milestone. The development centres on his age and professional status, with the record highlighting an uncommon achievement in higher education in the United States.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NANS Condemns Ban On Student Union Activities In Kaduna
The National Association of Nigerian Students has criticized the decision to prohibit student union activities within Kaduna State. The association voiced its opposition to the restriction, emphasizing the importance of student representation and organized engagement within the academic environment across various tertiary institutions in the region.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
What are your thoughts about FG’s approved reforms for the NYSC scheme?
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved new reforms for the National Youth Service Corps scheme to enhance its operational efficiency. These structural changes are designed to improve the mandatory service year for graduates by addressing current challenges and ensuring the program remains relevant to national development goals.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
How opportunistic leadership clogs southeast education development
Leadership challenges within the Southeast region are reportedly hindering the progression of the educational sector. Political opportunism and administrative inconsistencies are identified as primary factors contributing to the stagnation of academic development and infrastructural growth in schools across the affected states.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
When Knowledge Has Blind Spots: Why women in academia matter
The discussion highlights the critical role of female representation in the academic sector to address existing gaps in research and knowledge. Increased gender diversity among scholars aims to provide more comprehensive insights and ensure inclusive perspectives within higher education institutions and intellectual discourse.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
As schools crumble, public officials send children abroad
Public officials in Nigeria are increasingly enrolling their children in foreign educational institutions while the domestic school system faces significant infrastructure challenges and deterioration. This trend highlights the disparity between the state of local public schools and the academic preferences of government leaders for their own families.
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Education · Leadership News ·
14-year-Old Mathematics Star Reveals Secret Behind His 40 Awards
A fourteen-year-old Nigerian student has gained significant recognition for his academic prowess, having secured forty different awards in mathematics competitions. The young scholar has shared the specific study habits and personal discipline strategies he credits for his consistent success in national and international contests.
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Education · Leadership News ·
I’m Returning To Classroom, Says Ex-JAMB Registrar
The former Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced a return to academic life. Following the conclusion of tenure at the national examination body, the official intends to resume teaching and research roles within the university system to continue contributing to the development of Nigeria's educational sector.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Corps Member Re-enrols 11 Out-Of-School Children In Zamfara
A member of the National Youth Service Corps has facilitated the return of eleven out-of-school children to the classroom in Zamfara State. This initiative seeks to improve literacy and provide educational access for vulnerable youth within the local community during the individual's mandatory national service year.
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Education · Vanguard ·
We’ll deploy everything lawful to protect JAMB’s integrity- Aina
An official named Aina has pledged to utilize all legal measures to safeguard the operational integrity of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. The commitment focuses on protecting the examination body's reputation and ensuring the credibility of its processes through the deployment of various lawful strategies and resources.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Minister Alausa, ban on graduation ceremonies not working
Minister Alausa’s official ban on graduation ceremonies is reportedly failing to achieve its intended goal. Despite the government directive, various institutions have continued to host these events, suggesting a lack of compliance or enforcement. This development highlights the difficulties in implementing the policy across the affected sectors within the country.
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Education · ThisDay ·
MTN Foundation Marks 20 Years of MUSON Partnership, Graduates 39 Music Scholars
The MTN Foundation has marked two decades of partnership with the Musical Society of Nigeria, culminating in the graduation of thirty-nine music scholars. This collaboration continues to provide academic training and financial support to young Nigerian musicians, highlighting the foundation's long-term investment in the country's cultural and educational development.