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Education · The Punch ·NERDC cuts textbook ranking fees, refunds publishers
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council has reduced the fees required for ranking textbooks and initiated a refund process for publishers. This policy adjustment aims to lower the financial burden on educational stakeholders while ensuring that standard evaluation processes for learning materials remain accessible across the country's basic education sector.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Reflections as Ogunwole, FUOYE VC, steps up in age
Professor Ogunwole, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, recently celebrated a birthday milestone. The occasion prompted reflections on his leadership and professional achievements within the academic community. Various stakeholders and colleagues acknowledged his contributions to the institution's growth during the event marking his advancement in age.
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Education · The Punch ·
The state of humanities education in Nigeria
Nigerian academic stakeholders are evaluating the current condition and challenges facing humanities education within the nation’s tertiary institutions. The discourse focuses on funding, curriculum relevance, and the impact of technological advancements on social science and liberal arts disciplines across various Nigerian universities and learning centers.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Iwerekun Community Senior High School wins 10th edition of Tolaram Science Challenge
Iwerekun Community Senior High School has emerged as the winner of the tenth edition of the Tolaram Science Challenge. The competition is an annual academic event organized by Tolaram to promote science education among secondary school students. The victory marks a significant achievement for the school in the science-focused initiative.
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Education · Leadership News ·Education Reform: Zamfara Governor Signs Executive Orders
The Governor of Zamfara State has signed several executive orders aimed at reforming the education sector. These legal directives are intended to implement new policies and structural changes to improve the quality of learning and institutional management across the state's schools and educational bodies.
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Education · Channels TV ·
DSS, Security Forces Rescue Four Remaining Kidnapped Polytechnic Students
The Department of State Services and other Nigerian security forces have successfully rescued the final four kidnapped students of a polytechnic. The joint operation secured the release of the students who were previously abducted by gunmen, marking the end of their period in captivity and ensuring their safe return to their families.
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Education · Premium Times ·Lawal signs education reform executive orders, distributes national curricula to Zamfara schools
Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has signed several executive orders aimed at reforming the local education sector. The initiative includes the formal distribution of national curricula to schools across the state, marking a significant step in the administration’s efforts to standardize and enhance the quality of learning for students.
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Education · The Punch ·
Wike’s daughter graduates with law degree from UK university
The daughter of Nigeria’s Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has graduated with a law degree from a university in the United Kingdom. This academic achievement follows her successful completion of legal studies abroad, representing a significant educational milestone for the family of the prominent Nigerian politician and former governor.
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Education · Vanguard ·Photos: Wike’s daughter bags law degree from UK university
The daughter of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has graduated with a law degree from a university in the United Kingdom. The achievement was documented through photographs showing the family at the graduation ceremony, marking the completion of her legal studies at the international institution.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Experts urge PPPs, online learning to ease Nigeria’s university admission crunch
Stakeholders are recommending the adoption of public-private partnerships and digital educational platforms to address the capacity deficit in Nigerian universities. These measures aim to expand access for students and mitigate the ongoing challenges associated with the country's competitive university admission process.
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Education · Premium Times ·How Lawal tackled imbalance with nursing college in Zamfara North, By Suleman Tudu
Governor Dauda Lawal has implemented measures to address educational and infrastructural imbalances in Zamfara North through the establishment of a nursing college. This project is intended to provide equitable access to medical training facilities and enhance the state's healthcare workforce by decentralizing specialized education across different senatorial districts.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·10 key facts to know about new UI VC, Prof Olapegba
Professor Peter Olapegba has been appointed as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan. Background details and career achievements define the academic's profile as he prepares to lead the institution. The selection marks a significant transition in the university's leadership, focusing on his long-standing contributions to the academic community.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Alaafin adjusts Oro festival in Oyo over BECE exams
The Alaafin of Oyo has modified the schedule for the traditional Oro festival within the kingdom to accommodate students participating in the Basic Education Certificate Examination. This decision aims to ensure that candidates can move freely to their respective centers without the movement restrictions typically associated with the cultural event.
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Education · The Punch ·
Bayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health Sciences
The Bayelsa State Government has officially refuted reports suggesting a plan to relocate the College of Health Sciences of the Niger Delta University from its current location. Authorities clarified that there are no such intentions, urging the public to disregard rumors circulating about the institution's possible movement to another site.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kwara fixes August 1 for common entrance exam
The Kwara State Government has scheduled the common entrance examination for August 1. This assessment is intended for students seeking admission into various educational institutions across the state. Officials have finalized the date to ensure a smooth transition for learners into the next academic session within the region.
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Education · Vanguard ·ASUU suspends 52-day MOAUM strike after pact with Benue govt, management
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has suspended its 52-day industrial action following an agreement with the Benue State government and university management. The resolution concludes the strike at the institution, allowing for the resumption of academic activities. The pact addresses the grievances that led to the nearly two-month work stoppage.
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Education · Daily Post ·Abiodun charges graduates to solve Nigeria’s challenges, bags Babcock Good Governance Award, rewards students
Governor Dapo Abiodun has urged new graduates to contribute to solving Nigeria's various national challenges. During an event at Babcock University, he received the Good Governance Award and provided rewards to outstanding students for their academic achievements. The governor emphasized the role of youth in national development while celebrating his administration's recognition.
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Education · PM News ·
Joy in Adeleke family as governor’s daughter bags Mass Communication degree
The daughter of a Nigerian governor has completed her university education, obtaining a bachelor's degree in Mass Communication. This academic milestone has brought celebration to the Adeleke family as they mark the success of the governor's child, representing a significant achievement in her educational journey and personal development.
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Education · The Punch ·
Alaafin relaxes Oro movement restriction for female students sitting BECE
The Alaafin of Oyo has relaxed traditional Oro movement restrictions to permit female students to sit for the Basic Education Certificate Examination. This adjustment allows candidates to participate in their academic assessments without violating customary rites that usually prohibit women from being outdoors during the festival period.
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Education · BusinessDay ·FG slashes textbook assessment fees, moves to refund publishers overcharged
The Federal Government has reduced textbook assessment fees and initiated a refund process for publishers who were previously overcharged. This adjustment aims to lower the costs associated with educational materials while addressing billing discrepancies within the national education sector's regulatory framework.
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