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Education · Daily Trust ·Rotary club launches education support for indigent pupils
The Rotary Club has initiated an educational support scheme aimed at assisting indigent pupils in Nigeria. This intervention focuses on providing necessary resources to students from low-income backgrounds to ensure they remain in school and access quality learning opportunities, reflecting the organization's commitment to community development and academic empowerment.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Why Nigeria doesn’t need more training programmes
The prevailing perspective suggests that Nigeria currently possesses an adequate number of training initiatives. Efforts are directed toward shifting the focus from establishing new programs to ensuring the effective implementation and utilization of skills already acquired by participants to foster genuine economic development across various sectors.
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Education · The Punch ·End to ASUU strikes answer to my prayers — Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has expressed satisfaction regarding the cessation of industrial actions by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. He indicated that the resolution of these long-standing labor disputes in Nigeria's tertiary education sector serves as a significant milestone for his administration's efforts to ensure academic stability for students.
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Education · Premium Times ·Police arrest fourth suspect in UNIJOS student’s killing
Law enforcement officers have apprehended a fourth suspect linked to the killing of a University of Jos student. This development follows an ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death, as police officials continue to identify and pursue all individuals suspected of involvement in the criminal incident.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Don’t Let Your Blood Pressure Rise with School Fees
Nigerian parents are encouraged to manage the stress associated with rising school fees to prevent potential health issues such as high blood pressure. This guidance highlights the financial challenges faced by families during the academic resumption period and emphasizes the importance of maintaining physical well-being despite prevailing economic pressures.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Stakeholders call for urgent action on FG’s non-state schools policy
Stakeholders in the Nigerian education sector have urged the Federal Government to prioritize the implementation of the non-state schools policy. The call emphasizes the need for immediate action to address regulatory frameworks and support systems for private educational institutions across the country to improve the overall quality of learning.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Nathan Thomas: Five quick facts to know about 18-year-old youngest professor
Nathan Thomas, an 18-year-old scholar, has emerged as the youngest individual to attain the rank of professor. The academic's achievement is documented through key details regarding his background and rapid progression within the educational sector, marking a significant milestone in his professional career and scholarly development.
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Education · The Punch ·
Gunmen abduct three Nasarawa federal varsity students
Unidentified gunmen have kidnapped three students from a federal university in Nasarawa State. The abduction occurred recently, contributing to the rising incidents of insecurity surrounding academic institutions in the region. Security agencies are tasked with investigating the matter and securing the release of the abducted individuals.
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Education · The Punch ·
AAU alumni unveil global fundraiser for records building
The alumni association of Ambrose Alli University has launched a global fundraising initiative to construct a dedicated records building on the institution's campus. This project aims to improve the management of academic and administrative documents, facilitating more efficient processing of transcripts and other essential records for the university community.
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Education · The Punch ·
ATBU female students protest insecurity
Female students at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University have staged a protest to address growing concerns over insecurity surrounding the institution. The demonstrators are calling for improved safety measures and increased protection from authorities to safeguard the student community against recurring threats and criminal incidents within the campus vicinity.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Zamfara: Bandits attack rector’s residence, kill guard, abduct others
Bandits targeted the residence of a rector in Zamfara State, resulting in the death of a security guard and the abduction of several others. The attack occurred recently, adding to the list of violent incidents in the region. Local law enforcement has been alerted to the situation following the fatal assault and kidnappings.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Iconic Open University Engages CHPRBN for Accreditation of Community Health Programmes
Iconic Open University is collaborating with the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria to secure official accreditation for its community health programmes. This engagement aims to ensure the institution's academic offerings comply with national professional standards, providing students with regulated and recognised qualifications in the healthcare sector.
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Education · The Punch ·
29% of Borno school teachers may quit over stress — Report
A report reveals that twenty-nine percent of school teachers in Borno State may resign from their positions because of excessive stress. This finding highlights significant challenges within the state educational sector, suggesting a potential shortage of educators if the underlying issues contributing to teacher burnout are not effectively addressed.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Tinubu’s education reforms data-driven, strong federal-state partnership – Alausa
President Tinubu's education reforms are characterized by a data-driven approach and a robust partnership between the federal and state governments. According to official statements, these strategies focus on improving the sector through collaborative efforts and evidence-based decision-making to enhance the quality of learning and institutional development across Nigeria.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Group Lauds NYSC’s Contribution to Nation Building, Educational Dev’t
A group has commended the National Youth Service Corps for its consistent contributions to Nigeria's nation-building and educational development. The appraisal highlights the scheme's role in fostering national unity and supporting the academic sector through the deployment of graduates to various schools and communities across the federation.
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Education · PM News ·
Yayi awards scholarships, bursaries to 5,312 Ogun indigent students
Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, has provided financial support to 5,312 indigent students in Ogun State. The initiative involves the distribution of scholarships and bursaries to aid the academic pursuits of less privileged students within the region, aiming to reduce the burden of educational expenses on local families.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ajayi Crowther Varsity mourns Nigeria’s first linguistics professor
Ajayi Crowther University has expressed its condolences following the passing of Nigeria’s pioneer professor of linguistics. The institution acknowledged the academic’s significant contributions to the field of language studies and the national educational sector while honoring the lasting impact and legacy left behind by the late distinguished scholar.
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Education · Daily Post ·34 prison inmates write First School Leaving Certificate exam in Umuahia
Thirty-four inmates at the Umuahia Custodial Centre in Abia State recently participated in the First School Leaving Certificate examination. This initiative is part of the Nigerian Correctional Service's rehabilitative program, which provides educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals to obtain basic academic qualifications while serving their sentences within the facility.
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Education · The Punch ·
Education key to Nigeria’s future, says minister
A Nigerian minister has emphasized that the education sector is fundamental to the long-term progress and stability of the country. The official highlighted the importance of academic investment as a primary driver for national development and securing a prosperous future for all Nigerian citizens.
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Education · Vanguard ·Robbers kill Ogun polytechnic student, injure three as NANS raises security concerns
Armed robbers killed a student of a polytechnic in Ogun State and injured three others during a recent attack. In response to the incident, the National Association of Nigerian Students has raised concerns regarding the security environment, urging authorities to enhance protection for the student community within the region.
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