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Education · ThisDay ·MOUAU Recruitment Scandal: 127 Staff Sacked After Five Months Without Pay
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, has dismissed 127 staff members following a recruitment scandal. The affected personnel were terminated after working for five months without receiving salary payments. The dismissals conclude a period of uncertainty regarding the status of the workers hired under the controversial recruitment exercise.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Parents buckle under graduation levies
Nigerian parents are facing significant financial pressure due to rising graduation levies imposed by various educational institutions. These mandatory fees for end-of-year ceremonies and academic transitions have become a substantial burden for many households, highlighting the increasing cost of education and the economic challenges currently affecting families across the country.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Students who graduate with outstanding results know that smart work beats hard work — Precious Ataro, Babcock University’s Mass Comm First Class graduate
Precious Ataro, a First Class graduate of Mass Communication from Babcock University, discusses her approach to achieving academic success. She highlights the importance of strategic studying over mere labor-intensive efforts, noting that students who attain top grades often focus on efficient methods to secure their high performance in university examinations.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Primeville Schools Unveil Student Anthology, Urge Graduates To Pursue Excellence
Primeville Schools recently launched an anthology authored by its students while celebrating a graduation ceremony. During the event, the school management encouraged the departing students to maintain a commitment to excellence as they transition to the next phase of their academic and personal lives.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UniAbuja Law Student Wins West Africa Speech Contest, Claims $1,000 Prize
A law student from the University of Abuja has emerged as the winner of the West Africa Speech Contest. The student secured a cash prize of $1,000 after competing against other participants across the sub-region. This victory highlights the academic and oratorical performance of Nigerian university students in international competitions.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Firm Seeks Stronger Partnerships To Transform African Education
An unnamed firm is calling for increased collaborative efforts among stakeholders to reform the educational landscape in Africa. The organization emphasizes the importance of strategic partnerships in achieving significant improvements in learning outcomes and systemic growth across the continent, aiming to drive long-term development through shared initiatives.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Zulum Releases N565.7m For 2026 Exam Fees For 28,789 Students
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has approved the release of 565.7 million Naira to cover the 2026 examination fees for 28,789 students across the state. This financial intervention is designed to ensure that eligible students can sit for their upcoming academic assessments without experiencing financial barriers.
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Education · The Punch ·Wigwe varsity, ex-workers clash over arbitrary sacking, abuse claims
Former employees of Wigwe University are in a dispute with the institution's management regarding allegations of wrongful termination and workplace maltreatment. The ex-workers claim they were sacked arbitrarily, while the university faces accusations of abuse during their period of employment.
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Education · The Punch ·
My students overcame anxiety to win three STEM gold medals – Educationist, Onyia
Students under the guidance of educationist Onyia have secured three gold medals in a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics competition. The participants reportedly overcame performance-related anxiety to achieve this success. The win underscores the academic potential of the students within the global STEM landscape.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·‘No child should go through this again’ —Ibadan students speak on the Oyo school abduction
Students in Ibadan, Oyo State, have expressed concern over the recent abduction of schoolchildren within the state. They highlighted the need for improved security measures to protect learners and ensure such incidents do not recur. These reactions follow security challenges that have impacted the safety of various educational institutions in the region.
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Education · The Punch ·
Police probe Gombe student’s death
The Gombe State Police Command has commenced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a student within the state. Security officials are currently gathering evidence to determine the cause of the incident. Residents have been urged to remain calm as the authorities work to conclude their findings.
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Education · The Punch ·
Many Nigerian curricula are outdated — UK-based scholar
A UK-based academic has raised concerns regarding the state of the Nigerian educational system, stating that numerous curricula currently in use are obsolete. The scholar emphasized the need for a comprehensive review to align the country’s learning frameworks with modern global standards and contemporary industry requirements across various sectors.
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Education · The Punch ·
NATA begins university tour with UNILAG screening
The Nigeria Automobile Technicians Association has commenced a nationwide university tour, starting with a screening exercise at the University of Lagos. The initiative involves visiting various higher institutions across the country to engage students and professionals as part of the organization's scheduled outreach and developmental programs.
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Education · The Punch ·
My first-class feat doesn’t move me — UNILAG graduate
A University of Lagos graduate who earned a first-class degree recently commented on the achievement, stating a lack of personal emotional impact from the academic success. The individual remains unaffected by the high distinction, despite the rigor typically associated with reaching such a milestone at the institution.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Safe Schools Initiative: Police Arrest Security Impersonator Over Attempted Rape, Theft At Bauchi Health College
Police in Bauchi State have arrested an individual impersonating a security official following an incident at a health college. The suspect reportedly attempted to commit rape and theft within the institution. The arrest highlights ongoing security measures under the Safe Schools Initiative to protect educational environments and students from criminal activities.
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Education · The Punch ·
NUT plans protest over alleged move to divide union in Delta
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Delta State is organizing a protest following claims of an attempt to cause a rift within the organization. Members expressed concern over actions perceived as efforts to splinter the union, prompting a collective response to maintain unity and protect their interests.
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Education · Daily Post ·Delta: NUT threatens protest over alleged attempt to polarise the union
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Delta State has threatened to stage a protest over alleged attempts to divide the organization. Union members expressed concerns that external or internal influences are seeking to polarize the leadership, potentially weakening their collective bargaining power and representation of teachers' interests across the state.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NSCDC Arrests 10 Adamawa School Leavers Over Banned ‘Signed Out’ Celebration
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps apprehended ten school leavers in Adamawa State for participating in a prohibited celebration known as signing out. These arrests were carried out following a state government ban on the practice. The security agency took the suspects into custody to maintain order and enforce the directive within the state.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Oborevwori rewards Delta student with N20m for winning World Spelling Bee Championship
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has presented a twenty million naira reward to a student from the state who emerged victorious at the World Spelling Bee Championship. This financial grant serves as recognition for the student's academic excellence and for bringing international honor to Delta State and Nigeria.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Kaduna Unveils Education Census, Maps 187,719 Out-Of-School Children
The Kaduna State government has released the results of an education census, identifying 187,719 children who are currently out of school across the state. This mapping exercise aims to provide data-driven insights into the educational needs of the region to help improve access to learning for young citizens.
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