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Education · Leadership News ·Gombe Student Found Dead In Stagnant Water
A student has been found deceased in a body of stagnant water in Gombe State. Local residents discovered the body, leading to concerns about safety in the area. Further details regarding the identity of the individual and the circumstances surrounding the death have not yet been fully disclosed by the relevant authorities.
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Education · The Punch ·How to apply for Tunde Onakoya’s ₦250m scholarship, free laptop
Chess master Tunde Onakoya has announced a scholarship fund worth 250 million Naira and the distribution of free laptops to eligible students. The initiative seeks to provide financial assistance and technological resources to Nigerian youth, with the application process now accessible to the public through the designated channels provided by the organizer.
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Education · PM News ·
NYSC debunks report on alleged ₦50,000 payments to corps members
The National Youth Service Corps has dismissed circulating reports claiming that it has commenced the payment of fifty thousand naira as monthly allowance to corps members. Management clarified that such claims are false and urged members of the public to rely on official communication channels for verified information regarding their welfare.
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Education · Leadership News ·
How To Apply For Tunde Onakoya’s ₦250m Scholarship, Free Laptop
Tunde Onakoya has announced a scholarship fund worth 250 million Naira which includes the provision of free laptops for eligible students. The initiative outlines specific application procedures for interested candidates to access financial support and technological resources intended to facilitate their educational advancement across the country.
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Education · Leadership News ·
WAEC 2020,2024 Recruitments Favoured South Against North – NYCN
The National Youth Council of Nigeria has alleged that the West African Examinations Council's recruitment exercises in 2020 and 2024 were biased. According to the group, the hiring process favoured candidates from Southern Nigeria over those from the North, leading to calls for a review of the council's employment practices to ensure regional equity.
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Education · PM News ·
The Headmaster’s Boy: A catalyst for the change our youth need
The publication explores the impact of the literary work or figure known as The Headmaster’s Boy on Nigerian youth development. It emphasizes how the narrative serves as a motivational tool and a guide for positive societal change among the younger demographic within the country.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Group Accuses Rector Of Mismanaging Imo Polytechnic
A group has leveled allegations of mismanagement against the Rector of the Imo State Polytechnic. The accusations target the administrative leadership of the tertiary institution in Imo State, raising concerns about the governance of the school. The group's claims focus on perceived irregularities in the management of the polytechnic's resources and operations.
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Education · Leadership News ·Save The Children Backs Kaduna’s Drive To Return 100,000 Out-Of-School Children To Class
Save the Children has expressed support for the Kaduna State Government's initiative to reintegrate one hundred thousand out-of-school children into the classroom. The international organization is collaborating with local authorities to enhance access to education and improve learning outcomes for vulnerable children within the state.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Minister Applauds WOFAN, BUK Centre For Agric Skills Training
A federal minister has commended the Women Farmers Advancement Network and the Bayero University Kano Centre for their joint agricultural skills training initiatives. The program aims to enhance the technical capacity of participants in modern farming practices to support national food security and economic empowerment through specialized vocational education.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Lagos: Teachers, pupils decry poor toilet condition as church steps in
Teachers and pupils in Lagos have raised concerns regarding the dilapidated state of toilet facilities in their school. In response to the deteriorating sanitary conditions, a local church has intervened to provide assistance. This effort aims to improve hygiene and provide a more conducive learning environment for the affected students and staff members.
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Education · Daily Post ·NSCDC arrests 10 secondary school graduates over alleged banned “signed out” celebration in Adamawa
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps arrested ten secondary school graduates in Adamawa State for participating in a prohibited graduation celebration. Authorities detained the individuals following the enforcement of a ban on the practice, which involves students marking their final examinations with public festivities deemed unauthorized by the government.
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Education · The Punch ·
Oyo NUJ hails Olapegba’s appointment as new UI VC
The Oyo State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists has commended the appointment of Professor Peter Olapegba as the new Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan. The union expressed support for the transition in leadership at the institution, which remains one of the country's oldest and most prominent educational centers.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Mbah Advocates Experiential Learning
Governor Peter Mbah has emphasized the importance of experiential learning within the educational system to improve student outcomes. He advocates for practical, hands-on teaching methods designed to equip learners with relevant skills for the modern workforce, aiming to transform the academic framework through innovative and interactive instructional strategies.
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Education · Vanguard ·The Bar Before the Bar, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Stephanie Shaakaa examines the rigorous journey law graduates undertake at the Nigerian Law School prior to their formal call to the bar. The piece highlights the academic demands and personal discipline required during this transitional phase as candidates prepare for their professional roles within the legal system.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Ansar-Ud-Deen urges FG to invest in school security
The Ansar-Ud-Deen society has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to prioritize and increase investment in school security. This appeal aims to protect educational institutions across the country from rising safety challenges and ensure a conducive environment for learning for all students.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Zulum Donates Multi-Million-Naira JAMB Zonal HQ, 500-Seat CBT Centre to Boost North-east Education
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has handed over a multi-million-naira JAMB zonal office and a 500-seat CBT centre to improve educational infrastructure in the North-east. The donation is intended to facilitate national examinations and support academic growth within the region through modern computer-based testing facilities.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Katsina Denies Recruiting 2,158 Teachers Under TESS Project
The Katsina State Government has officially refuted claims regarding the recruitment of 2,158 teachers under the Transforming Education System at State Level project. Authorities clarified that the reported employment figures are inaccurate, addressing public misconceptions surrounding the staffing initiative aimed at improving the state's educational sector.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Bullying: FG Urge Students to Report Cases as Part of National Policy Sensitization
The Federal Government is encouraging students to report bullying incidents as part of a national policy sensitization initiative. This move aims to increase awareness and combat harassment within schools, fostering a safer environment by empowering students to speak out against abusive behavior in various educational settings.
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Education · The Punch ·
Chrisland graduates 327, celebrates 16 UTME high scorers
Chrisland schools recently held a graduation ceremony for 327 students across its campuses. During the event, the institution also recognized 16 graduates who achieved outstanding results in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The celebration highlighted the academic achievements of the outgoing students as they transition to various higher levels of learning.
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Education · The Punch ·
Chinese envoy advocates Mandarin teaching in Nigerian schools
A Chinese envoy has recommended the integration of Mandarin language studies into the Nigerian school curriculum. The proposal seeks to deepen bilateral relations and cultural exchange between Nigeria and China while equipping Nigerian students with valuable linguistic tools for future academic and professional engagement on a global scale.
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