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Education · Vanguard ·Meet Oghenetega Ighedo, first black woman to earn pure mathematics PhD at UNISA
Oghenetega Ighedo has achieved a historic milestone as the first black woman to earn a PhD in pure mathematics from the University of South Africa. This academic accomplishment marks a significant breakthrough for representation within the institution's mathematical sciences department and highlights her contribution to the field of advanced mathematics.
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Education · Premium Times ·ASUU strike stalls examination in Nigerian university
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has disrupted ongoing examinations at a Nigerian tertiary institution following a strike action. This development follows the union's decision to withdraw services, affecting academic schedules and leaving students unable to complete their assessments as originally planned by the university management.
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Education · The Punch ·NiDCOM celebrates first Black woman with Pure Mathematics PhD in S’Africa, another Nigerian
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission recently honored a Nigerian academic for becoming the first Black woman to obtain a PhD in Pure Mathematics in South Africa. This recognition highlights the scholastic achievements of Nigerians abroad and marks a significant milestone in the field of higher education and representation for Black women in mathematics.
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Education · Premium Times ·Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation
Maduka University has received one hundred percent full accreditation from the National Universities Commission for all its academic programs. This certification follows an evaluation process confirming that the institution meets the required national standards for higher education delivery in Nigeria. The development ensures that the university's courses are fully recognized and validated by the regulatory body.
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UI staff donate N6m to victims of Oyo school attack
Staff members of the University of Ibadan have contributed six million naira to assist victims affected by a recent attack on a school in Oyo State. The donation aims to provide financial support and relief to those impacted by the incident, highlighting the academic community's response to security challenges in the region.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Retired, serving UI lecturers donate N6m to rehabilitate rescued Oriire kidnap victims
Retired and active lecturers from the University of Ibadan have donated six million naira to support the rehabilitation of individuals rescued from kidnappers in the Oriire Local Government Area. The funds are intended to provide essential care and assistance to the victims following their release from captivity.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·TETFund threatens to bar institutions with delayed projects from the 2027 allocation
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has issued a warning to exclude institutions with delayed or abandoned projects from the 2027 allocation cycle. This move is intended to enforce accountability and ensure that allocated funds are utilized effectively for the timely completion of infrastructure projects in Nigeria's tertiary education sector.
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Education · Vanguard ·Onoh dismisses claims of Education Minister’s interference in University of Abuja affairs
Onoh has dismissed allegations suggesting that the Minister of Education is meddling in the internal administration of the University of Abuja. The statement aims to clarify the minister's involvement and address concerns regarding the institution's autonomy and governance processes.
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Education · Daily Post ·Anambra govt to examine students hostels in Oko, vows to prosecute owner of collapsed building
The Anambra State Government has announced plans to inspect student hostels in Oko following a building collapse. Authorities intend to prosecute the owner of the failed structure to ensure compliance with safety standards and prevent future occurrences within the academic community and its surrounding residential areas.
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TETFund bars institutions with abandoned projects from new interventions
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has announced a policy to exclude institutions with abandoned projects from accessing new funding interventions. This directive aims to ensure the completion of existing infrastructure works and promote accountability in the utilization of public funds across Nigeria's tertiary education sector.
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Education · Vanguard ·Ironsi @60: Obasanjo urges Nigerians to learn from history, restore teaching of History in schools
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for the mandatory reintroduction of history into the Nigerian school curriculum. Speaking at a ceremony commemorating sixty years since the leadership of General Aguiyi-Ironsi, he emphasized that studying the past is essential for citizens to understand national development and avoid repeating historical mistakes.
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Education · Daily Post ·Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation
Maduka University has secured 100% full accreditation from the National Universities Commission for its academic programs. This certification confirms that the institution meets the required regulatory standards for higher education in Nigeria. The achievement represents a significant milestone for the university's operational capacity and academic standing within the country.
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Education · Vanguard ·Insecurity: Campus Journalists must embrace ethical reporting, fact-checking — NGE President
The President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors has urged campus journalists to prioritize ethical reporting and fact-checking amidst the country's security challenges. This call emphasizes the importance of professional standards in media coverage to ensure accurate information dissemination while addressing the impact of journalism on national security concerns.
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Education · Premium Times ·Layal Tinubu hosts 500 students at Noella Foundation’s 2026 Life After School Summit
Layal Tinubu hosted 500 students at the Noella Foundation’s 2026 Life After School Summit. The event focused on preparing graduating students for professional life and career transitions. It provided a platform for mentorship and guidance as participants transitioned from academic environments into the workforce, highlighting the foundation's commitment to youth development.
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Makinde promises improved security for Oyo schools
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has committed to strengthening security arrangements across schools within the state. This initiative is designed to safeguard students and staff while ensuring a conducive learning atmosphere. The state government intends to implement new measures to mitigate security risks and enhance overall safety in educational facilities.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Oyo govt reaffirms commitment to school safety amid security concerns
The Oyo State government has reiterated its dedication to ensuring the safety of schools within the state following rising security challenges. Officials emphasized the implementation of measures aimed at protecting students and staff from potential threats, reinforcing the administration's priority to maintain a secure learning environment across all educational levels.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Zamfara Federal Polytechnic Rector, 22 others rescued from kidnappers
Authorities have successfully rescued the Rector of the Federal Polytechnic in Zamfara State alongside twenty-two other victims from kidnappers. This recovery operation concludes a period of captivity for the school administrator and the additional individuals, reflecting ongoing security interventions aimed at addressing kidnapping and banditry within the northern Nigerian region.
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Education · Premium Times ·Gov Mbah approves recruitment of 6,500 teachers in Enugu
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has sanctioned the hiring of 6,500 new teachers across the state. This initiative aims to address the shortage of teaching personnel in public schools and enhance the quality of the state's educational system. The recruitment process is expected to begin shortly following the official approval.
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Education · Premium Times ·‘I hit him with plank three times,’ suspect recounts killing of UNIJOS student
A suspect has confessed to the killing of a University of Jos student after striking the victim multiple times with a wooden plank. The individual provided a detailed account of the fatal encounter during an interrogation by law enforcement officials. The authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the university student.
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Education · Premium Times ·39 music scholars graduate from MTNF-MUSON scholarship diploma programme
Thirty-nine music scholars have graduated from the MTNF-MUSON scholarship diploma programme after completing their professional training. Supported by the MTN Foundation and the Musical Society of Nigeria, the initiative provides recipients with academic and practical skills in music. The graduation ceremony marks the successful conclusion of the intensive two-year course for the latest cohort.
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