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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
LAUTECH reaffirms commitment to inclusive admission, welfare for persons with disabilities
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology has reaffirmed its commitment to inclusive admission policies and welfare support for persons with disabilities. The institution’s position indicates continued efforts to promote equitable access to education and address the needs of students with disabilities within the university community.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
KCOBA clarifies: No plans to buy King’s College Lagos
KCOBA has clarified that it has no plans to purchase King’s College Lagos. The statement addresses reports or suggestions concerning a possible acquisition, but provides no indication that such a transaction is being pursued.
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Education · ThisDay ·
100 Ilorin Students Benefit from Olododo Educational Support Initiative
The Olododo Educational Support Initiative has provided educational assistance to 100 students in Ilorin. The headline indicates that the programme is focused on supporting learners, but does not specify the nature of the assistance, the beneficiaries’ institutions or the organisers’ broader objectives.
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Education · PM News ·
Remi Tinubu awards Qur’anic competition winner N20m
First Lady Remi Tinubu has awarded N20 million to the winner of a Qur’anic competition. The headline indicates the presentation was made in recognition of the participant’s success, but provides no further details about the competition, the winner, or the event where the award was given.
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Education · Daily Post ·
ASUU suspends strike at Plateau State University
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has suspended its strike at Plateau State University, allowing academic activities at the institution to resume. The development concerns the university community in Plateau State, although the headline does not specify the reasons for the suspension, its effective date, or any conditions attached to the decision.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
FG commissions KWASU ICT centre to enhance graduate employability
The Federal Government has commissioned an information and communications technology centre at Kwara State University, with the facility intended to strengthen students’ digital skills and improve their prospects of securing employment after graduation. The initiative highlights efforts to connect higher education with workforce requirements through enhanced access to technology and practical training.
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Education · Daily Post ·
King’s College: Union accuses KCOBA, police of attacking workers, parents
A workers’ union at King’s College has accused the King’s College Old Boys Association (KCOBA) and the police of attacking workers and parents. The allegation concerns tensions involving the school community, but the headline does not provide details about the incident, the parties’ responses, or any reported injuries or arrests.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Release my academic records – Peter Obi to UNN, other institutions
Peter Obi has asked the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and other institutions he attended to release his academic records. The request concerns documentation of his educational background, although the headline does not provide details about the specific records sought, the institutions involved beyond UNN, or the reason for the request.
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Education · Premium Times ·
Workers Protest: Unity schools in Rivers remain closed
Unity schools in Rivers State remain closed amid a workers’ protest, disrupting academic activities in the federal government-run institutions. The development affects students and staff in the schools, although the headline does not specify the cause of the protest, its duration, or when classes are expected to resume.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
I built ABUAD world-class university — Afe Babalola
Afe Babalola says he established Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, as a world-class institution. The headline highlights his claim about the university’s creation and standard, without providing further details about the context, achievements or specific reasons behind the statement.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
LAUTECH reaffirms commitment to inclusive admission, welfare for persons with disabilities
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology has reaffirmed its commitment to inclusive admission practices and the welfare of persons with disabilities. The institution said its approach would support equitable access to education and attention to the needs of students and other members of the university community living with disabilities.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
British Council commends Benue’s educational quality, partners SUBEB to train 150 teachers
The British Council has praised the quality of education in Benue State and announced a partnership with the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) to train 150 teachers. The collaboration is intended to support teacher development and strengthen educational delivery across the state.
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Education · Premium Times ·
MSSN honours Oloyede, says his JAMB record shows integrity can transform public institutions
The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria honoured JAMB Registrar Ishaq Oloyede, citing his record at the examination body as evidence that integrity and principled leadership can improve public institutions. The recognition highlights the association’s assessment of Oloyede’s contributions and his perceived influence on JAMB’s administration.
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Education · Vanguard ·
King’s College: Workers threaten nationwide shutdown of Unity schools, ministry
Workers at King’s College have threatened to shut down Unity schools nationwide, alongside action involving the ministry. The reported threat signals potential disruption to operations across the federal school system, although the headline does not specify the workers’ demands, timeline, or the ministry’s response.
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Education · Vanguard ·
Parents block KC old boys over concession
Parents have reportedly opposed or prevented members of the KC Old Boys Association from proceeding with an arrangement involving a concession. The headline indicates a dispute between the parents and the alumni group, but does not specify the nature of the concession or the immediate consequences.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Education Unions reject TUC suspension, demand King’s College concession reversal
Education unions have rejected the Trade Union Congress’s reported suspension and are calling for the reversal of a concession involving King’s College. The development signals continued disagreement between the unions and authorities over the school’s management or operating arrangements, although the headline does not provide further details about the parties’ specific demands or next steps.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Meet Nov 15 Deadline Or Risk HOPE-EDU Funds, UBEC Warn States
The Universal Basic Education Commission has warned Nigerian states to meet the November 15 deadline for actions linked to the HOPE-EDU programme or risk losing access to its funds. The warning places responsibility on state authorities to comply within the specified timeframe.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
NYSC announces new date for 2026 batch ‘C’ orientation camp
The National Youth Service Corps has announced a revised date for the orientation camp exercise for participants in the 2026 Batch C programme. The update is intended to guide prospective corps members on when the camp will begin, although the headline does not provide the specific date or further details.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Delta NUT Raises Alarm Over Shortage Of Teachers In Public Schools
The Delta State chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers has raised concern about a shortage of teachers in public schools across the state. The warning draws attention to staffing gaps that may affect the delivery of education, although the headline does not provide details on the scale, causes or proposed response.
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Education · Vanguard ·
Unions reject TUC suspension, demand reversal of King’s College concession
Unions have rejected the suspension of the Trade Union Congress and called for the reversal of the concession involving King’s College. The development signals continued disagreement between labour representatives and the authorities over the institution’s management or operating arrangement.