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Education · Daily Post ·Stakeholders back NCC’s proposed zero-rated access to educational platforms
Stakeholders have expressed support for a proposal by the Nigerian Communications Commission to provide zero-rated access to educational platforms. This initiative aims to allow students and educators to access academic resources without incurring data costs, potentially enhancing digital learning across Nigeria's education sector through improved internet accessibility.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Crisis looms in LASU as SSANU issues 14-day strike notice over welfare
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities at Lagos State University has issued a fourteen-day ultimatum to the institution's management regarding staff welfare concerns. This notice precedes a potential industrial action that could disrupt academic activities if the demands of the non-academic staff union remain unaddressed within the stipulated timeframe.
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Education · The Punch ·Why army’s response to Kogi school attack was delayed — Commander
An army commander has explained the reasons behind the delayed military response to an attack on a school in Kogi State. The statement addresses public concerns regarding the speed of the intervention during the security breach, providing context on the circumstances that hindered immediate action by the troops.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Army intensifies efforts to rescue abducted Kogi school principal, NECO official, students
The Nigerian Army has ramped up operations to secure the release of a school principal, a NECO official, and several students kidnapped in Kogi State. Security forces are actively searching the region to locate the victims and apprehend the perpetrators responsible for the abduction of the educational staff and learners.
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Army tracking abductors of Kogi students, says commander
The Nigerian Army is currently tracking individuals responsible for the abduction of students in Kogi State. According to a military commander, security forces are actively pursuing the kidnappers to ensure the safe rescue of the victims and restore order within the affected community as operations continue in the region.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS seeks reversal of Federal University Wukari’s policy on indigent students
The National Association of Nigerian Students is calling for the reversal of a specific policy implemented by the management of Federal University Wukari. The student body aims to protect the interests of indigent students, urging the institution to reconsider measures that could negatively impact the academic progress of financially disadvantaged individuals.
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Adeboye asks scholars to develop solutions to insecurity
Pastor Enoch Adeboye has challenged members of the academic community to research and propose practical strategies for addressing the persistent security issues in Nigeria. He highlighted the significant role that scholars can play in providing intellectual leadership and data-driven insights to help resolve the various security crises currently affecting the country.
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Education · Daily Post ·Increments of NECO, WASSCE fees will increase out of school children – Oguntoyinbo
Oguntoyinbo has warned that the recent hike in registration fees for NECO and WASSCE examinations could lead to an increase in the number of out-of-school children in Nigeria. The statement highlights concerns that many families may struggle to afford the higher costs, potentially hindering student enrollment and academic completion rates.
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NANS, NAUS mourn nurse found dead in Umahi’s home, demand probe
The National Association of Nigerian Students and the National Association of University Students have expressed grief over the death of a nurse found at the residence of David Umahi. The student organizations are calling on relevant authorities to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the incident to determine the cause of death.
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Ondo varsity VC pledges to tackle infrastructure deficit
The Vice-Chancellor of a university in Ondo State has committed to addressing the institution's infrastructure challenges. This initiative aims to improve the learning environment and facilities available to students and staff, ensuring that the deficit in physical resources is systematically resolved to enhance academic performance.
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Education · Leadership News ·NANS, NAUS Demand Thorough Probe Into Death Of Nurse Mary Habila
The National Association of Nigerian Students and the National Association of University Students have called for a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a nurse, Mary Habila. Both student bodies are seeking accountability and justice following the demise of the healthcare professional through a formal probe by relevant authorities.
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Education · Vanguard ·Don’t send students away because of fees, NANS warns Federal University, Wukari
The National Association of Nigerian Students has issued a warning to the management of the Federal University, Wukari, regarding the exclusion of students over unpaid tuition fees. The student body urged the institution to refrain from dismissing individuals based on their financial status to ensure academic activities continue without disruption.
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JAMB Warns Candidates Against Illegal Admissions Outside CAPS
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has cautioned candidates against accepting university placements offered outside the Central Admissions Processing System. The board emphasized that any admission not processed through this official platform is considered illegal and will not be recognized for registration or national service requirements.
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Oyo abduction: Eight schoolchildren, teacher still on admission – Hospital CMDade,mol
Eight schoolchildren and their teacher remain under medical observation at a hospital following an abduction incident in Oyo State. The facility's Chief Medical Director confirmed that the nine individuals are still on admission receiving necessary care after their ordeal, while authorities continue to monitor their recovery progress.
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NANS, NAUS mourn Mary Habila, back Umahi’s call for autopsy
The National Association of Nigerian Students and the National Association of University Students have expressed their condolences following the death of Mary Habila. Both student bodies have declared support for Minister David Umahi’s request to conduct an autopsy to determine the official cause of the student's passing.
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Hit-And-Run Driver Kills 500-Level Student In Bauchi
A hit-and-run driver has reportedly killed a 500-level student in Bauchi State. The victim, who was in the final year of university studies, died following the incident involving an unidentified motorist. Local authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident to identify the driver responsible for the student's death.
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Education · Daily Post ·Police arrest seven over alleged attack on Bauchi varsity students, recover stolen phones
Seven individuals were apprehended by the police in Bauchi State for their alleged involvement in an attack on university students. Authorities successfully recovered several stolen mobile phones during the operation. The arrests followed investigations into criminal activities targeting the student population within the university community.
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Education · Premium Times ·Police arrest Taraba student, allegedly recover revolver
Authorities in Taraba State have apprehended a student following the reported discovery of a revolver in the individual's possession. The Nigeria Police Force confirmed the arrest and is conducting an investigation into the origin of the firearm and the circumstances surrounding the incident within the state.
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AI Not A Threat To Existence Of Libraries – NLA President
The President of the Nigerian Library Association states that artificial intelligence does not pose a threat to the continued existence of libraries. The leadership suggests that instead of replacing these institutions, modern technology will enhance information management and service delivery within the country's educational and research sectors.
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Kwara Varsity Research Teams Secure Grants
Academic research teams at Kwara State University have obtained various grants to fund their scholarly investigations. These financial awards are intended to facilitate innovative research projects across different disciplines, enhancing the institution's contribution to knowledge production and strengthening the academic landscape within Kwara State and the broader Nigerian education sector.
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