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Education · Daily Post ·Only 600 applicants pass Nasarawa teachers recruitment screening
Nasarawa State has announced that only 600 candidates successfully passed the screening phase for the ongoing teacher recruitment exercise. This follows an evaluation process intended to fill vacant teaching positions across the state’s secondary schools, highlighting a selective approach to employment within the regional education sector.
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Education · Daily Post ·NYSC reforms: FG told to suspend implementation, conduct public hearing first
Stakeholders have called on the Federal Government to halt the implementation of reforms within the National Youth Service Corps. The government is urged to hold a public hearing to ensure proper consultation before finalizing the proposed changes to the scheme's operational framework and structure.
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Education · The Punch ·FCT teachers disrupt promotion test for 13,000 workers
Teachers in the Federal Capital Territory disrupted a scheduled promotion examination intended for 13,000 workers. The action halted the administrative exercise, which was designed to facilitate career advancement for civil servants within the FCT. This development affects a significant number of personnel across various departments in the Nigerian capital.
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Education · PM News ·NEPL/Seplat JV reaffirms commitment to education, rewards quiz winners with ₦18m grants
The NEPL/Seplat Energy Joint Venture has distributed ₦18 million in grants to winners of its annual educational quiz competition. This initiative serves to reinforce the company's commitment to improving academic standards and supporting student development within its host communities through financial rewards and educational investment.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
NELFUND to replace direct school payments with digital token system
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) plans to implement a digital token system for school fee payments, moving away from direct transfers. This transition aims to modernize the disbursement process for student loans, ensuring more efficient and secure transactions between the fund and educational institutions across the country.
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Education · Vanguard ·Kidnapped 300-level UI Law student regains freedom
A three-hundred-level Law student from the University of Ibadan has regained freedom following an earlier kidnapping incident. The student was released by captors after being held for an undisclosed period. This development brings an end to the search for the undergraduate, who has since been reunited with family members.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG’s school reform will help tackle out-of-school crisis — Expert
An expert suggests that the Federal Government's school reform initiatives are designed to mitigate the out-of-school children crisis in Nigeria. By restructuring the educational framework, the government aims to provide better access to learning and ensure more children are enrolled in schools to reduce the national deficit.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Unpaid students’ refunds: About 34 institutions under investigation — NELFUND
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has launched an investigation into approximately thirty-four tertiary institutions concerning unpaid student refunds. This regulatory action aims to address delays in the disbursement of funds and ensure that educational institutions comply with the established guidelines governing the national student loan scheme for Nigerian students.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Canada study visa 2026: How to navigate updated proof of funds requirements
Prospective international students planning to study in Canada by 2026 must adapt to updated proof of funds requirements for visa approval. The new guidelines provide clarity on the financial documentation needed to demonstrate fiscal capacity during their academic stay, ensuring compliance with evolving Canadian immigration policies.
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Education · Premium Times ·University gives dismissed lecturers one-month window to appeal
A university has provided a one-month window for dismissed lecturers to file appeals regarding their termination. This directive allows the affected academic staff to challenge the institution's disciplinary decisions through a formal review process, ensuring that all grievances are addressed within the specified timeframe.
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Education · The Punch ·
NELFUND probes 34 schools over unpaid student refunds
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has initiated an investigation into thirty-four educational institutions regarding the non-payment of student refunds. The probe aims to address concerns over the withholding of excess funds intended for beneficiaries of the national student loan scheme, ensuring that all financial obligations to the students are met by the schools.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·MDCN inducts 86 Bowen varsity medical graduates
The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria has inducted 86 medical graduates from Bowen University into the medical profession. This formal ceremony authorizes the new doctors to commence their housemanship and practice within the country following the successful completion of their degree programs at the institution.
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Education · Vanguard ·Only 600 of 8,000 rural teachers successful in Nasarawa screening – Govt
The Nasarawa State Government has announced that only 600 applicants out of 8,000 candidates successfully passed the screening exercise for rural teaching positions. This outcome highlights a significant disparity between the total number of applicants and those meeting the state’s specific requirements for employment in the education sector.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·VIDEO: Nigeria’s Dorcas Akanbi graduates in Russia, delivers valedictory speech in fluent Russian
Nigerian student Dorcas Akanbi has graduated from a higher education institution in Russia. During the ceremony, she delivered a valedictory speech entirely in fluent Russian, highlighting her academic success and linguistic proficiency. The achievement was documented in a video showcasing her address to fellow graduates and faculty members.
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Education · The Punch ·
VIDEO: Nigerian shines, delivers valedictory speech in Russian after graduating from medical school with 4.90 CGPA
A Nigerian student has graduated from medical school with a 4.90 Cumulative Grade Point Average. The graduate delivered a valedictory speech in Russian to mark the academic achievement. The performance reflects the success of Nigerian scholars studying in international medical institutions.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Vandalism: Nasarawa govt bans football matches in schools
The Nasarawa State government has implemented a ban on football matches within school premises across the state to address growing concerns over vandalism. This policy aims to safeguard educational infrastructure from destruction often associated with such sporting events. Local authorities emphasize the need to protect public property from further damage by restricting these activities.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG boosts power supply at FUTI with 1.6MW solar mini grid
The Federal Government has enhanced the electricity supply at the Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi, by installing a 1.6-megawatt solar mini-grid. This initiative is designed to provide the institution with a sustainable and reliable power source, supporting academic and administrative activities through renewable energy infrastructure.
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Education · Leadership News ·JUST-IN: FCT Teachers Protest Delayed Promotions, Reject ‘Vacancy Rule’
Teachers in the Federal Capital Territory have staged a protest to voice their grievances over the persistent delay in their promotions. The educators are also formally rejecting the implementation of the vacancy rule, which they believe hinders their career advancement. This demonstration highlights ongoing labor disputes between the teaching staff and FCT authorities.
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Education · Daily Trust ·FACT CHECK: Did Daily Trust misrepresent Times Higher Education’s 2026 university rankings as FactCheckHub Claimed?
Daily Trust addresses allegations from FactCheckHub concerning the accuracy of its reporting on the Times Higher Education’s 2026 university rankings. The publication investigates whether its initial coverage correctly interpreted the data released by the global educational assessment organization or if the claims of misrepresentation are valid.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Youths, Students Tasked On Consistency, Resilience, Discipline
Stakeholders in Nigeria have urged youths and students to embrace consistency, resilience, and discipline as essential virtues for personal and national growth. The call aims to inspire the younger generation to remain focused on their academic and professional goals despite prevailing socioeconomic challenges within the country.
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