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Education · The Punch ·Abducted NECO candidates wrote exams at ‘miracle centre’ – Kogi
The Kogi State government stated that students who were kidnapped in the region had been attending the National Examinations Council exams at an unauthorized examination facility. Officials noted that the candidates were registered at the specialized center, often used for examination malpractice, prior to the reported abduction.
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Education · Leadership News ·Police Arrest Suspected Cultist, Recover Revolver In Taraba School
The Taraba State Police Command has apprehended a suspected cultist within a school premises. During the operation, security officials recovered a revolver from the individual. This arrest follows ongoing efforts by the police to curb cult-related activities and enhance safety within educational institutions across the state.
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Education · Leadership News ·
No Plan To Relocate UNICROSS Okuku Campus To Akamkpa — Education Commissioner
The Cross River State Education Commissioner has clarified that there are no intentions to relocate the Okuku campus of the University of Cross River State to Akamkpa. This statement addresses recent speculations regarding the movement of the institution's facilities and ensures the campus remains in its current location.
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Education · The Punch ·
Terrorists fed Oyo pupils gaari, beat victim for asking after family – Relative
Kidnapped pupils in Oyo State were subjected to physical abuse and limited food supplies while held by terrorists. A relative disclosed that the victims were primarily fed cassava flakes and that one student was assaulted for inquiring about their family’s well-being during the period of captivity.
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Education · The Punch ·
5,000 candidates jostle for 50 nursing science slots at OOU — VC
Olabisi Onabanjo University Vice-Chancellor has announced that 5,000 candidates are competing for only 50 available spots in the institution's Nursing Science program. This significant disparity highlights the high demand for nursing education and the competitive nature of the admission process at the university for the current academic session.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Education minister tasks journalists on data-driven reporting, accountability
The Nigerian Minister of Education has urged journalists to prioritize data-driven reporting and accountability in their professional practice. This call emphasizes the importance of using factual evidence to enhance transparency within the sector, aiming to foster a more informed public and ensure that stakeholders remain responsible for educational outcomes.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Sokoto varsity begins monthly capacity-building programme for senior staff
Sokoto State University has launched a monthly capacity-building programme designed to enhance the professional skills of its senior staff members. The initiative focuses on improving administrative efficiency and fostering workforce development within the institution. This recurring training exercise aims to strengthen the leadership and operational capabilities of the university's high-level personnel.
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Education · BusinessDay ·UNILAG students challenged to shape Africa’s energy future
University of Lagos students have been encouraged to take an active role in defining and developing the energy landscape across the African continent. This challenge aims to inspire young academic talent to innovate and address critical energy sector issues to ensure sustainable growth and development for future generations.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG to conduct nationwide survey of out-of-school children
The Federal Government plans to undertake a nationwide survey focused on children who are not currently enrolled in the formal education system. This exercise is designed to establish an accurate database of out-of-school minors across Nigeria, facilitating better planning and resource allocation for the country's education sector.
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Education · Premium Times ·Kogi organises search for abducted NECO candidates
The Kogi State government has launched a search operation to locate and rescue several students abducted while preparing for their National Examinations Council exams. Authorities are coordinating with security agencies to track the kidnappers and ensure the safe return of the candidates to their families.
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Education · The Punch ·
Sokoto varsity unveils monthly capacity-building workshop for senior staff
A university in Sokoto State has introduced a monthly capacity-building workshop aimed at enhancing the skills and professional development of its senior staff members. This initiative is designed to improve administrative efficiency and academic excellence within the institution through regular training sessions focused on institutional growth.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·African universities must do more to recognise women scholars — Falola
Professor Toyin Falola has called on academic institutions across Africa to enhance the visibility and acknowledgement of female scholars. The statement emphasizes the need for structural improvements within universities to ensure that the contributions of women in the academic field are properly valued and integrated into the continent's educational development.
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Education · Vanguard ·It is time to make Safe Schools Initiative work — NAPTAN, NUT
The National Parent Teacher Association of Nigeria and the Nigeria Union of Teachers are calling for the effective implementation of the Safe Schools Initiative. These organizations emphasize the necessity of securing educational environments across the country to protect students and staff from security threats while ensuring uninterrupted learning activities in various regions.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Security Operatives Launch Manhunt After Abduction In Kogi School
Security forces in Kogi State have initiated a manhunt for suspects involved in an abduction at a school within the region. The operation follows an incident where individuals were reportedly seized, prompting a swift response from law enforcement agencies aimed at securing the release of victims and apprehending the perpetrators responsible for the act.
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Education · Vanguard ·JAMB warns candidates against ‘backdoor’ admissions
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has issued a warning to prospective students against accepting admission offers through unofficial channels. The agency emphasized that all admissions must be processed through the Central Admissions Processing System to ensure validity and prevent future complications for candidates during their academic pursuits.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG hails NECO on CBT as 1.3 million candidates sit SSCE nationwide
The Nigerian Federal Government has commended the National Examinations Council for introducing computer-based testing as approximately 1.3 million candidates participate in the Senior School Certificate Examination across the country. This transition aims to enhance the examination process as nationwide testing commences for the large volume of secondary school students.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NiMet, UniAbuja Strengthen Partnership on Smart Climate Project
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency and the University of Abuja have enhanced their collaboration to advance a smart climate project. This partnership aims to integrate meteorological data with academic research to address environmental challenges and improve weather forecasting capabilities within the educational sector and the broader national landscape.
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Education · Daily Post ·Ogun Commissioner recommends technology for running education activities
The Ogun State Commissioner has advocated for the integration of technological tools in the management and execution of educational activities within the state. This recommendation aims to enhance the efficiency of school administration and improve the overall delivery of academic services across various learning institutions in the region.
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Education · PM News ·
Kogi’s Ododo orders massive security deployment for rescue of abducted NECO students, principal
Kogi State Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo has ordered the immediate deployment of security personnel to track down and rescue abducted students and their principal. The victims were reportedly kidnapped while preparing for National Examinations Council exams. This directive seeks to intensify search efforts and ensure the safe recovery of all individuals taken by the gunmen.
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Education · Daily Post ·Kogi govt begins manhunt after abduction of school principal, students
The Kogi State government has launched a manhunt for criminals following the abduction of a school principal and several students. Security forces are currently working to track the kidnappers and secure the release of the victims, as authorities aim to restore safety and order within the affected community.
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