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Education · Daily Trust ·
1,178 out-of-school children returned to classrooms in Yobe
A total of 1,178 out-of-school children have been successfully reintegrated into the formal education system in Yobe State. This initiative aims to reduce the high number of children without access to learning facilities in the region, ensuring that more young residents can resume their academic studies within classrooms.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Hoodlums invade ATBU female hostel, rob students of phones, valuables
Unidentified hoodlums recently invaded a female hostel at Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, where they robbed several students of their mobile phones and other valuable personal items. The incident has prompted calls for improved security measures on the campus to protect the student population from further criminal activities.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Gunmen abduct 3 varsity students in Nasarawa
Unknown gunmen abducted three university students in Nasarawa State. The incident occurred within the North-Central region, raising further concerns regarding the security of students in the area. Local authorities are expected to investigate the kidnapping, although specific details about the victims' identities or the exact institution have not been fully disclosed.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Students injured in Anambra building collapse
Multiple students sustained injuries after a building collapsed in Anambra State. The incident involves student victims, highlighting safety concerns regarding structures within the state. Detailed reports on the severity of the injuries or the specific nature of the building have not yet been provided by the relevant authorities.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Why varsity teachers now take rejected TISSF loans
University lecturers in Nigeria are increasingly opting for loans from the Tertiary Institutions Social Security Fund despite previous rejections of the scheme. This trend is attributed to the current economic challenges and financial difficulties confronting academic staff, prompting a shift in stance toward accessing available credit facilities to manage their living expenses.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Helping teenagers follow their dream careers
Various initiatives and strategies aim to assist young people in identifying and pursuing their professional aspirations. Experts emphasize the importance of mentorship and parental support in guiding teenagers through career choices to ensure long-term success and fulfillment in the competitive labor market.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Education Reform: Lawal Signs Executive Orders
Lawal has signed executive orders focused on significant education reforms to improve the sector. These new directives aim to enhance the standard of learning and streamline administrative processes within the educational system. The initiative underscores a policy-driven approach to addressing developmental challenges and ensuring better academic outcomes for students in the region.
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Education · ThisDay ·
SSANU Seeks Implementation of 2026 FGN/SSANU Agreement
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has urged the Federal Government to begin the implementation of the 2026 FGN/SSANU agreement. The union seeks the fulfillment of the terms outlined in the document to address various labor concerns and ensure stability within the Nigerian university system.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Plateau Govt AllegeS Plot To Recruit Pupils, Students Into Cultism
The Plateau State Government has raised an alarm regarding alleged plans by certain individuals to recruit primary and secondary school students into secret cults within the state. Authorities are warning parents and educational institutions to remain vigilant to prevent the involvement of young learners in such criminal activities.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Varsity Workers Demand Immediate Payment Of Agreement Benefits
University staff across Nigeria are requesting the immediate payment of benefits outlined in existing agreements with the federal government. This demand aims to address long-standing financial grievances and prevent potential disruptions to academic activities within the country's public university system.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kogi varsity gets research centre, digital library
A university in Kogi State has established a new research center and a digital library to improve its academic infrastructure. These facilities are designed to support scholarly investigations and provide students and faculty with expanded access to digital learning materials, contributing to the institution's educational development.
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Education · The Punch ·
UniAbuja targets 10,000 students in distance learning drive
The University of Abuja has launched an initiative to enroll ten thousand students in its distance learning program. This drive aims to expand educational access through flexible learning models, allowing the institution to accommodate a larger student population beyond its physical campus constraints while maintaining its academic standards for remote learners.
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Education · The Punch ·
UNILAG withdraws controversial sexual harassment advisory after backlash
The University of Lagos has retracted a controversial sexual harassment advisory following significant public backlash. The institution decided to withdraw the document after the guidelines faced intense scrutiny and criticism from various stakeholders. This action reflects the university's immediate response to the negative reception of its recent policy communication regarding student and staff safety.
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Education · The Punch ·
Salary payment won’t avert fresh strike, ASUU tells Aiyedatiwa
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has notified Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa that settling salary arrears will not prevent an upcoming strike. The union emphasizes that additional demands remain unaddressed, suggesting that industrial harmony depends on resolving various long-standing grievances beyond basic compensation for academic staff in the state.
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Education · The Punch ·
UNICEF, others tackle Kaduna school crisis
UNICEF and various partner organizations have initiated measures to address the prevailing educational crisis within Kaduna State schools. These collaborative efforts aim to resolve systemic challenges and improve the learning environment for students across the region. The intervention seeks to mitigate issues affecting school attendance and infrastructure in the state.
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Education · The Punch ·
Two killed, three rescued in Anambra students’ hostel collapse
A building collapse at a students' hostel in Anambra State has resulted in the deaths of two individuals. Emergency responders successfully rescued three others from the rubble during the incident. Authorities are managing the situation as investigations into the cause of the structural failure begin in the affected area.
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Education · The Punch ·
SSANU pushes implementation of 35% pay review
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities is advocating for the immediate application of the thirty-five percent wage increment for its members. The union remains committed to ensuring that the federal government honors the revised salary structure to improve the welfare of non-teaching staff within the university system across the country.
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Education · The Punch ·
No N20,000 education tax, Lagos clarifies
The Lagos State Government has clarified that it is not imposing a twenty-thousand-naira education tax on residents or students. This statement follows recent reports suggesting the introduction of such a levy, which the state authorities have now debunked to prevent misinformation and maintain public order regarding educational funding policies.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NCDMB, Grufix Train 50 Niger Delta Youths in Lagos
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), in partnership with Grufix, has commenced a training program for 50 youths from the Niger Delta region in Lagos. This initiative focuses on enhancing technical skills and employability, supporting regional development through specialized human capital investment and capacity building within the country.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Tribute to Dr. Wale Adeniran
Dr. Wale Adeniran is honored in a tribute reflecting on his life and professional contributions. As a notable academic and linguist, Adeniran is recognized for his dedication to education and the preservation of culture within the Nigerian university system and the broader intellectual community.