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Education · The Punch ·FULL LIST: African countries that do not need proof of funds for UK’s student visa
Certain African nations have been exempted from the requirement to provide proof of funds when applying for a United Kingdom student visa. The list identifies specific countries eligible for this simplified application process, streamlining the documentation requirements for prospective students from these regions seeking to study in the UK.
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Education · BusinessDay ·306 bags first-class as Babcock University graduates 3,521
Babcock University recently graduated a total of 3,521 students during its latest convocation ceremony. Records from the institution indicate that 306 of these graduates achieved first-class honors across various academic programs. This milestone reflects the university's ongoing contribution to the Nigerian higher education sector by producing a large cohort of qualified professionals.
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Education · Vanguard ·ASUU strike: AAUA students issue 72-hour ultimatum to Aiyedatiwa
Students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, have issued a seventy-two-hour ultimatum to the Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa. The students are demanding a resolution to the ongoing industrial action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities to allow for the immediate resumption of academic activities within the state-owned institution.
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Education · The Punch ·
FRIN donates 5,000 tree seedlings to Redeemer’s varsity
The Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria has donated 5,000 tree seedlings to Redeemer’s University to support environmental sustainability efforts on campus. This initiative represents a collaboration between the research agency and the institution to promote reforestation and enhance the natural landscape within the university community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Kogi Poly suspends seven lecturers over alleged misconduct
The management of Kogi State Polytechnic has suspended seven lecturers following allegations of professional misconduct. This administrative decision follows a review by the institution's authorities regarding the staff members' behavior. The suspension aims to uphold academic standards and discipline within the school while further investigations are conducted into the specific allegations against the individuals.
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Education · The Punch ·
Many feared trapped as three-storey student hostel collapses in Anambra
A three-storey student hostel has collapsed in Anambra State, with multiple individuals currently feared trapped under the rubble. Emergency efforts are underway to rescue those caught in the structural failure, which occurred at a residential building designated for students. Authorities are monitoring the situation as rescue operations continue at the site.
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Education · PM News ·Why many students are not accessing NELFUND in South-East
Various factors are reportedly hindering students in South-East Nigeria from accessing the Nigerian Education Loan Fund. The situation has raised concerns regarding the low participation rates in the region compared to other parts of the country, prompting discussions on possible barriers to the application process for eligible candidates.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Oyo Education Commissioner leads delegation to rescued learners at Oriire schools
The Oyo State Commissioner for Education recently led a high-level delegation to visit students who were successfully rescued at schools within the Oriire local government area. This visit aimed to assess the well-being of the affected learners following their recovery and provide government support to the educational community in the region.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Frustration, anxiety over uncertainty of pupils, students, others in terrorists’ captivity
Widespread anxiety and frustration persist across Nigeria due to the continued detention of students and other citizens by terrorist groups. The ongoing uncertainty surrounding the safety and release of these captives has created significant distress for families and heightened concerns regarding the security situation in the country's educational institutions.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Sanwo-Olu Canvasses Leadership By Example As 306 Babcock Students Get First Class Degrees
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu urged new graduates to prioritize leadership by example during the convocation ceremony at Babcock University. The event marked the graduation of students from various disciplines, including three hundred and six individuals who achieved first-class honors during the academic session.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Seventh week of incarceration hardest for us, rescued Oriire school principal narrates ordeal during thanksgiving
A school principal from Oriire has shared details of a seven-week kidnapping ordeal during a thanksgiving service following a recent rescue. The educator noted that the final week of captivity was the most difficult experience before regaining freedom from the abductors.
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Education · Vanguard ·Disengaged MOUAU workers Appeal for reinstatement, clear VC of sack allegation
Former staff members of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, have appealed for their reinstatement following their disengagement. The workers also exonerated the institution's Vice-Chancellor from allegations surrounding the termination of their employment, clarifying his role in the administrative process while seeking a return to their positions.
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Education · PM News ·
Kogi Poly suspends 7 lecturers as students allege increase in misconducts
Kogi State Polytechnic management has suspended seven lecturers following allegations of misconduct leveled against them by students. The institution took the disciplinary action to address growing concerns over unethical behavior among staff members and to maintain academic standards within the school. Further investigations are expected to follow the suspensions.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Otti commits to repositioning education in Abia, unveils Umuomaiukwu smart school
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to transforming the education sector. During the unveiling of the Umuomaiukwu smart school, the governor highlighted efforts to modernize learning infrastructure. The initiative is intended to improve educational standards and reposition the state as a hub for academic excellence through technological integration.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Edo govt reaffirms commitment to digital education
The Edo State Government has restated its dedication to advancing digital education within the state. This initiative aims to integrate modern technological tools into the learning process, ensuring that students and educators are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in an increasingly digitalized global economy.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Kano literacy reform earns global recognition
Kano State has gained international recognition for its recent reforms aimed at enhancing literacy rates. These educational policies focus on improving learning outcomes and expanding access to quality schooling across the region. The global acknowledgment underscores the progress made in the state's academic sector through targeted interventions and structured reform programs.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Kogi poly suspends 7 lecturers over sexual harassment, illegal handout sales
Kogi State Polytechnic has suspended seven lecturers following allegations of sexual harassment and the unauthorized sale of handouts to students. The management of the institution took this disciplinary action to address misconduct and ensure adherence to academic standards within the polytechnic community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·For JAMB’s Ishaq Oloyede
Ishaq Oloyede serves as the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. His leadership and the administrative reforms implemented during his tenure at the examination body are highlighted in recent reports. The focus remains on his professional contributions to the Nigerian educational sector and the management of national university entrance examinations.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·As Ishaq Oloyede exits JAMB…
Professor Ishaq Oloyede is concluding his tenure as the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. His departure signals a leadership transition for the Nigerian agency responsible for managing entrance examinations into tertiary institutions. This move marks the end of a significant administrative period for the nation's unified admissions regulatory body.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG raises varsity workers’ hazard allowance to N486,000
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved an increase in the annual hazard allowance for university staff to 486,000 Naira. This development aims to address long-standing demands from academic and non-academic unions regarding welfare and working conditions within the nation's tertiary education system.
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