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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Osun: Adeleke commissions major projects at UNILESA
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has officially inaugurated several significant infrastructure projects at the University of Ilesa. The commissioning ceremony highlights the state government's commitment to enhancing educational facilities and supporting the growth of the institution following its recent transition to a full-fledged university.
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Education · PM News ·DG, others state duties expected of corps employers at NYSC Osun 2026 Workshop
The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps and other stakeholders outlined the responsibilities of employers during a workshop in Osun State. The session focused on the expectations and duties required of organizations that host corps members to ensure a productive service year and compliance with the scheme's established guidelines.
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Education · Leadership News ·
I’ve Not Completed My Undergraduated Law Program — Funke Adejumo Debunks Viral Report
Nigerian cleric Funke Adejumo has refuted viral social media reports claiming she has finished her undergraduate law degree. She clarified that her academic program remains ongoing, addressing the misinformation regarding her current educational status and providing a correction to the public record.
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Education · The Punch ·Natasha seeks trauma counselling for rescued Oyo pupils, teachers
Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has advocated for the provision of trauma counseling for pupils and teachers recently rescued in Oyo State. The initiative aims to address the psychological well-being of the survivors, ensuring that the students and educators receive professional mental health support following their release from captivity.
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Education · The Punch ·
NANS declares national emergency over dilapidated campus hostels
The National Association of Nigerian Students has declared a national emergency regarding the deteriorating condition of campus hostels across the country. The student body is calling for urgent intervention to address structural decay and poor living conditions currently affecting Nigerian undergraduates in various tertiary institutions nationwide.
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Education · The Punch ·
PHOTOS: Parents wait at LAUTECH to receive rescued Oyo schoolchildren
Parents of rescued Oyo schoolchildren have gathered at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology to await the arrival of their children. The families are currently present at the university following the successful recovery of the students, as authorities coordinate the reunion between the rescued children and their legal guardians.
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Education · The Punch ·
Police rescue kidnapped AAU students, kill one suspect
Nigerian police officers have successfully rescued kidnapped students from AAU following a security operation. During the encounter, security forces killed one of the suspected kidnappers involved in the abduction. The rescue operation reflects continued efforts by law enforcement agencies to combat kidnapping and ensure the safety of students within the country.
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Education · Vanguard ·NCC moves to make digital educational platforms data-free nationwide
The Nigerian Communications Commission is working to provide free data access to digital educational platforms across the country. This initiative aims to enhance online learning accessibility for students and educators by removing data costs associated with specific educational websites and digital tools nationwide.
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Education · Vanguard ·Nwebonyi warns students against cultism, awards N100m scholarship to 930 indigent students
Senator Nwebonyi has cautioned students to avoid cultism while providing financial support for their academic pursuits. He distributed scholarships worth 100 million naira to 930 underprivileged students to assist with their education costs and promote social stability within the academic community.
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Education · Channels TV ·Gov Eno Increases Students’ Bursary From ₦20,000 To ₦50,000
Governor Eno has approved an upward review of the bursary allowance for students from ₦20,000 to ₦50,000. This adjustment represents a significant increase in the financial assistance provided to students by the government, intended to help manage educational expenses during the current academic period.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NYSC urges employers to prioritise Corps members’ welfare, security
The National Youth Service Corps has called on organizations employing corps members to prioritize their security and overall welfare. This appeal aims to ensure a conducive environment for participants during their mandatory one-year national service across various sectors in Nigeria.
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Education · Premium Times ·University of Abuja, SCRiH sign agreement to establish national agricultural laboratory
The University of Abuja and SCRiH have signed a formal agreement to establish a national agricultural laboratory. This collaboration aims to bolster scientific research and enhance agricultural output in Nigeria by providing modern facilities and expertise dedicated to developing innovative solutions for the nation's farming and food security sectors.
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Education · Daily Post ·Ogun govt tasks learners on continuous, effective reading for better performance
The Ogun State government has urged students across the state to adopt a habit of continuous and effective reading. This initiative aims to enhance academic performance among learners. Officials emphasized that regular engagement with educational materials is essential for achieving excellence in various examinations and fostering personal academic development.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS vows crackdown on corrupt practices in tertiary institutions
The National Association of Nigerian Students has announced plans to combat corruption within tertiary institutions nationwide. The student organization intends to identify and address various malpractices to improve transparency in the academic environment. This initiative involves monitoring institutional activities and reporting suspected fraudulent behaviors to the appropriate regulatory and security agencies.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Beheaded man’s corpse found in UniJos
The decapitated body of an unidentified man was discovered on the campus of the University of Jos. Local authorities have been alerted to the incident as investigations begin to determine the identity of the deceased and the circumstances surrounding the death. The discovery has caused concern within the university community.
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Education · Daily Post ·NYSC to blacklist companies that fail to provide transportation, accommodation for corps members
The National Youth Service Corps has announced plans to blacklist organizations that fail to provide essential welfare provisions, such as transportation and accommodation, for corps members. This measure is intended to ensure that host companies fulfill their obligations toward youth participants during their mandatory service year across the country.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Panic as headless body found in UNIJOS
The discovery of a decapitated body at the University of Jos has caused widespread alarm within the campus community. Authorities were alerted following the find, and investigations are reportedly underway to identify the victim and determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. The development has raised significant security concerns among students and staff.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Treat Ifá like Aristotle, Falola charges Nigerian universities
Toyin Falola has urged Nigerian universities to grant Ifá the same academic recognition and scholarly treatment as Western philosophers like Aristotle. The call emphasizes the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge systems into the higher education curriculum to elevate traditional wisdom within the sphere of global intellectual discourse.
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Education · The Punch ·
Court voids FG’s eight-year retirement policy for education directors
A Nigerian court has nullified the Federal Government's policy requiring directors in the education sector to retire after eight years of service in their rank. The ruling sets aside the tenure limit, which previously mandated the retirement of senior officials within the federal civil service regardless of their age or total years of service.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Lagos shifts 2026 JSS placement test over monthly sanitation exercise
The Lagos State government has rescheduled the 2026 Junior Secondary School placement test to avoid a conflict with the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. This adjustment aims to ensure the smooth movement of candidates and officials to examination centers, as vehicular restrictions are typically enforced during the state-wide cleanup activities.
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