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Education · ThisDay ·PTDF Inaugurates C’ttee to Reposition Musa Yar’Adua Varsity
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund has inaugurated a committee to reposition the Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University. This strategic move aims to improve the institution's academic framework and infrastructure. The committee will focus on enhancing the university's capacity to deliver quality education and align its programs with the specific requirements of Nigeria's technical and energy sectors.
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Education · Vanguard ·As history, memory and AI take centre stage at OAU’s international history conference
Obafemi Awolowo University recently hosted an international history conference focused on the intersection of historical memory and artificial intelligence. The event brought together scholars to examine how emerging technologies influence the documentation of past events and the future of historical research within the Nigerian academic community.
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Education · The Punch ·NANS condemns mob killing of UniJos student over missing iPhone
The National Association of Nigerian Students has denounced the mob killing of a University of Jos student following an accusation regarding a missing iPhone. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about jungle justice and security within the academic community, as the student body calls for justice and investigation into the matter.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
NASENI Skills Acquisition Centre Opens New Opportunities for Imo Youths
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure has inaugurated a skills acquisition centre in Imo State. This initiative is designed to provide vocational training and professional empowerment for youths in the region, aiming to improve local technical expertise and expand employment opportunities through specialized industrial learning and development programs.
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Students Lose Valuables As Suspected Hoodlums Invade ATBU Female Hostel
Suspected hoodlums recently invaded a female hostel at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University in Bauchi, resulting in the loss of several students' belongings. The intruders reportedly stole various valuables during the security breach. Campus authorities and relevant security agencies are expected to investigate the incident to prevent future occurrences.
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Education · The Punch ·
NANS plans protest over ex-FUOYE SUG president’s remand
The National Association of Nigerian Students is preparing to stage a protest following the remand of a former Student Union Government president from the Federal University Oye-Ekiti. The student body's decision comes in response to the legal detention of their former leader, as they seek to express their grievances over the development.
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Education · The Punch ·
UNILAG withdraws ‘Do not shake hands’ anti-rape advisory after backlash
The University of Lagos has retracted a controversial anti-rape advisory that cautioned students against shaking hands following significant public criticism. The institution withdrew the guidelines after the specific recommendation sparked widespread backlash online and within the academic community. The university has now removed the advisory from its official safety communication channels.
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Education · Leadership News ·Do Not Shake Hands With Any Man, UNILAG Warns Female Students In Sexual Assault Advisories
The University of Lagos has released sexual assault prevention advisories specifically targeting female students. The institution recommended that students avoid physical contact, such as shaking hands with men, as part of measures to enhance personal safety. These guidelines are intended to reduce the risk of harassment and sexual assault within the university community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·UNILAG makes U-turn, withdraws sexual harassment poster after public outrage
The University of Lagos has withdrawn a sexual harassment poster following widespread public criticism. The institution reversed its decision to display the material after the content generated significant backlash, leading to the eventual removal of the poster from its platforms to address the concerns raised by the public.
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Education · Vanguard ·UNILAG withdraws ‘dress to kill’ sexual harassment tips
The University of Lagos has retracted a set of sexual harassment prevention guidelines that included advice regarding provocative attire. The institution opted to remove the tips following public reactions, as the administration seeks to refine its approach to addressing campus safety and student conduct standards through more appropriate communication channels.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Our Release Was Miraculous- Rescued Oyo School Principal Alamo
A school principal in Oyo State, identified as Mr. Alamo, has regained freedom following his abduction. The rescued educator described the circumstances of the release as unexpected. Local authorities and security operatives facilitated the safe return of the victim after a period in captivity within the state.
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Education · Daily Post ·Students accuse landlord, caretaker of negligence, call for their arrest over collapse of dilapidated hostel [VIDEO]
Students are calling for the arrest of their landlord and caretaker following the collapse of a dilapidated hostel building. The affected individuals allege that management negligence led to the structural failure, which has prompted demands for immediate legal action against the property owners for failing to ensure the safety of the residents.
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Education · The Punch ·
Release ₦2.53bn TETFund allocation now, SSANU tells FG
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has urged the Federal Government to immediately release a 2.53 billion naira allocation from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund. This demand seeks the disbursement of funds intended for the development and maintenance of infrastructure across various higher institutions within the country.
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Education · BusinessDay ·US, India, Turkey top World University Rankings 2027 participation
The United States, India, and Turkey have recorded the highest levels of participation in the World University Rankings for 2027. This indicates a significant representation from these nations in the upcoming global academic assessment exercise, reflecting their active involvement in the international higher education landscape.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG unveils strategy to bridge gap between research, industry
The Federal Government has introduced a new strategy aimed at strengthening the connection between academic research and industrial application. This initiative seeks to facilitate the commercialization of scientific findings to drive economic growth, improve local production, and ensure that research outputs effectively address the practical needs of the Nigerian industrial sector.
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Education · Vanguard ·UNILAG withdraws sexual harassment poster, rejects victim-blaming
The University of Lagos has removed a controversial sexual harassment awareness poster following public backlash. Management clarified that the institution does not support victim-blaming and remains committed to protecting students. This decision follows criticism regarding the messaging of the original material, which many observers felt unfairly targeted victims rather than perpetrators.
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Education · Daily Post ·SSANU warns universities against victimising members over union activities
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has cautioned university administrations against the harassment or mistreatment of its members participating in union-related tasks. The association stressed the importance of respecting labor rights and urged institutions to avoid penalizing employees for their involvement in collective bargaining or other organized activities within the academic system.
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Education · Vanguard ·SSANU warns against delay in implementation of new agreement with FG
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has cautioned the Federal Government against stalling the implementation of a recently concluded agreement. The union highlighted the necessity of adhering to the terms to maintain industrial peace and avoid further administrative challenges across public universities in the country.
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Education · The Punch ·
No student died in hostel collapse, Anambra federal poly insists
The management of a federal polytechnic in Anambra State has stated that no students lost their lives following a hostel building collapse. The institution's administration clarified the situation to address reports regarding the incident, emphasizing that there were no fatalities recorded during the structural failure at the school's residential facility.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Oko Poly debunks reports of students’ deaths in building collapse
The management of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, has refuted reports regarding student fatalities following a building collapse incident. The institution issued a statement clarifying that no lives were lost, addressing speculations circulating in the media to provide accurate information to the public and reassure the academic community concerning student safety.
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