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Education · PM News ·UI begins interviews for vice chancellor candidates
The University of Ibadan has commenced the interview process for candidates vying for the position of Vice Chancellor. The selection committee is currently evaluating qualified academics to lead the institution. This exercise marks a significant step in the university's leadership transition, aiming to appoint a substantive head for the premier federal university.
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Education · Premium Times ·UNN to graduate 12,895 students, 168 first class
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka is scheduled to graduate 12,895 students during its upcoming convocation proceedings. Among the graduating cohort, 168 students achieved first-class honors across various academic disciplines. This milestone marks the completion of degree requirements for a large group of undergraduate and postgraduate candidates at the institution.
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Ebonyi Exam Centre Hails Gov Nwifuru’s Educational Policies
An examination center in Ebonyi State has expressed support for Governor Francis Nwifuru’s educational policies. The commendation highlights the administration's efforts to improve the learning environment and academic standards within the state. These reforms aim to enhance the quality of education and provide better infrastructure for students and staff across the region.
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Speak up to end bullying in schools, stakeholders urge students
Various educational stakeholders have called on Nigerian students to report incidents of bullying within their school environments. This collective appeal aims to eliminate harassment among peers and ensure a safer learning atmosphere for all children by encouraging victims and witnesses to voice their concerns to the appropriate authorities.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·UBEC delivers 4,000 classrooms in Kano to boost access to basic education
The Universal Basic Education Commission has completed and delivered 4,000 classrooms in Kano State. This initiative aims to enhance access to basic education across the region. The project represents a significant investment in the state's educational infrastructure to support student enrollment and improve learning environments for children.
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Education · Vanguard ·MOUAU clears air on recruitment controversy, exonerates VC, blames past administration
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, has addressed recent recruitment controversies, clearing the current Vice-Chancellor of any wrongdoing. The institution attributed the employment irregularities to the actions of the previous administration, aiming to resolve ongoing concerns regarding the university's hiring processes and administrative integrity.
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Education · The Punch ·Kano gov hails FG’s suspension of NECO fee hike
The Kano State Governor has commended the Federal Government for suspending the proposed increase in National Examinations Council registration fees. This decision aims to alleviate the financial burden on parents and students across the nation, ensuring that basic education remains accessible to the public amidst current economic conditions within the country.
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UBEC expands basic education in Kano with 4,000 classrooms, teacher recruitment
The Universal Basic Education Commission is enhancing educational infrastructure in Kano State through the construction of 4,000 classrooms. The initiative also involves the recruitment of new teachers to strengthen the basic education sector and improve learning outcomes for students within the region.
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Japan commits $1 million to train 2,000 Nigerian teachers in digital skills
The Japanese government has committed $1 million to enhance the digital capabilities of 2,000 Nigerian teachers. This initiative aims to equip educators with essential technological skills to improve the quality of instruction and digital literacy within the country's educational system, fostering professional development through international cooperation.
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Education · Premium Times ·Nigerian students lament delay in NELFUND upkeep allowance
Nigerian students are reporting significant delays in the payment of upkeep allowances by the Nigerian Education Loan Fund. These beneficiaries, enrolled in various public tertiary institutions, state that the non-payment is creating financial hardships and affecting their ability to meet basic living costs while pursuing their academic programs.
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Education · Premium Times ·
Nigerian students lament the delay in NELFUND upkeep allowance
Nigerian students are expressing concern over the delayed disbursement of upkeep allowances from the Nigerian Education Loan Fund. The scheme, designed to support students financially, has reportedly failed to meet scheduled payment dates, causing significant hardship for beneficiaries across various higher institutions who depend on the funds for their daily expenses.
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JUST IN: FG cuts textbook assessment fees, orders refunds for publishers
The Nigerian Federal Government has reduced the fees required for textbook assessments and directed that refunds be issued to affected publishers. This policy shift aims to alleviate financial burdens within the educational publishing sector, ensuring that book evaluation costs remain affordable while maintaining standard regulatory oversight across the federation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NERDC approves downward review for textbook assessment, ranking fees
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council has approved a reduction in fees charged for the assessment and ranking of textbooks. This downward review aims to lower the costs associated with evaluating educational materials, potentially easing the financial burden on publishers and stakeholders within the country's education sector.
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FG Approves Downward Review Of Textbook Assessment, Ranking Fees
The Federal Government has authorized a reduction in the fees charged for the assessment and ranking of textbooks in Nigeria. This initiative aims to lower the costs associated with educational materials, potentially making books more affordable for students and educational institutions across the country.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG cuts textbook assessment fees by 25% ahead of national ranking system
The Nigerian Federal Government has reduced textbook assessment fees by 25 percent in preparation for the launch of a new national ranking system. This reduction aims to facilitate the evaluation process of educational materials as the government moves toward implementing standardized quality benchmarks across the country's academic landscape.
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NUC approves 24 new courses for Kwara varsity
The National Universities Commission has approved twenty-four new academic courses for Kwara State University. This decision enables the institution to broaden its educational curriculum and offer additional specialized programs to students, reflecting the commission's assessment of the university's capacity to deliver these new disciplines in line with national educational standards.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NUC approves 24 new programmes for KWASU
The National Universities Commission has granted approval for twenty-four new academic programmes at Kwara State University. This development allows the institution to expand its curriculum across various disciplines, enhancing educational opportunities for students while ensuring the new courses meet national standards for tertiary education in Nigeria.
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Education · Vanguard ·Why I appointed Omenugha as COOU Vice-Chancellor — Soludo
Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has provided justifications for appointing Professor Kate Omenugha as the Vice-Chancellor of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University. The governor indicated that the selection was based on the need for academic leadership and strategic growth within the state-owned institution to enhance educational standards.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG, Japan, UNESCO launch digital teacher training for 2,000 educators
The Federal Government of Nigeria, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and UNESCO, has introduced a digital training initiative for 2,000 teachers. This partnership aims to enhance the digital skills of educators across the country, ensuring they are better equipped for modern classroom demands through international cooperation and technological integration.
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Zamfara Enforces Ban On Makeshift Shops, Hawking In Schools
The Zamfara State government has commenced the enforcement of a ban on makeshift shops and hawking within school premises. This initiative aims to enhance security and maintain a conducive learning environment for students across the state. Authorities are ensuring strict compliance with the directive to protect educational institutions from unauthorized commercial activities.
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