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Education · Daily Trust ·Broadoaks school targets sporting talents with scholarship programme
Broadoaks British School has introduced a scholarship initiative aimed at identifying and supporting students with exceptional sporting abilities. This programme seeks to provide talented young athletes with access to quality education while fostering their athletic development within a structured academic environment in Nigeria.
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Education · The Punch ·EU, UNICEF unveil €1m education lifeline for conflict-hit children in Sokoto
The European Union and UNICEF have introduced a €1 million funding initiative aimed at providing educational support to children affected by conflict in Sokoto State. This financial intervention seeks to restore learning opportunities for vulnerable youths impacted by insecurity within the region through strategic educational programs.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Nigeria, UNESCO Launch World’s First Media and Information Literacy Institute in Abuja
Nigeria and UNESCO have launched the world's first Media and Information Literacy Institute in Abuja. The facility serves as a global center for training and research in information management. This collaboration aims to provide citizens with the necessary skills to evaluate media content and navigate digital platforms effectively in an increasingly complex information environment.
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Education · The Punch ·
Scholars urge FG to reverse language policy cancellation
Academic experts are calling on the Federal Government to reverse its decision to cancel the national language policy. The scholars seek the reinstatement of the educational framework to support linguistic development and cultural heritage across Nigerian schools following the recent policy change announced by the administration.
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Education · The Punch ·
Imo cracks down on ‘result sorting’
Imo State authorities have commenced a crackdown on the practice of result sorting within the educational sector. This initiative targets academic fraud where students exchange money for improved grades. The government aims to restore integrity to the state's school system by identifying and penalizing those participating in these illicit transactions.
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Education · The Punch ·
Publishers kick against FG textbook ranking
Publishers in Nigeria have expressed opposition to the Federal Government's new system for ranking textbooks. Stakeholders raised concerns regarding the criteria and potential implications of the classification, arguing that it could negatively impact the book industry and educational standards while calling for a reevaluation of the policy.
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Education · The Punch ·
2026 UTME sparks kudos, knocks
Recent announcements regarding the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination have elicited diverse reactions from the Nigerian public. Stakeholders remain divided, offering both praise and criticism concerning the scheduled conduct of the assessments. The development reflects ongoing debates surrounding the national admission processes managed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Tinubu’s Paracetamol Ban: Can it Decolonise Pharmacy Education?
President Tinubu’s policy involving the restriction of paracetamol imports has initiated a debate regarding its effect on the Nigerian pharmaceutical sector. The measure focuses on whether these regulatory shifts can successfully decolonise pharmacy education and promote self-sufficiency within the country’s professional training and healthcare manufacturing frameworks.
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Education · The Punch ·
OPay expands access to N1.2bn scholarship scheme
OPay has increased access to its scholarship scheme worth 1.2 billion Naira to support Nigerian students. The initiative seeks to alleviate financial burdens for beneficiaries and promote academic excellence. By expanding the program, the financial technology company aims to reach more students across various educational levels and institutions throughout the federation.
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Education · The Punch ·
NGO assists 359 Borno teachers to secure licences
A non-governmental organisation has supported 359 teachers in Borno State to obtain their professional teaching licences. This initiative aims to enhance the quality of education in the region by ensuring educators meet the required professional standards and certifications necessary for legal practice within the Nigerian school system.
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Education · The Punch ·
6,200 applicants take computer test for NDDC foreign scholarship
Approximately 6,200 candidates have participated in a computer-based test as part of the selection process for the Niger Delta Development Commission's foreign scholarship program. The examination serves as a critical phase in identifying qualified students from the region for postgraduate studies abroad under the commission's sponsorship initiative.
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Education · The Punch ·
Varsities face disruption as NASU, SSANU commence strike
Non-academic staff unions, including NASU and SSANU, have officially begun a strike action, leading to anticipated disruptions in Nigerian university operations. The industrial action is expected to affect administrative and technical services across various campuses, potentially halting essential non-teaching functions and impacting the academic calendar.
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Education · The Punch ·
Gombe adopts digital learning to address school disruptions
Gombe State has introduced digital learning platforms to tackle the challenges of school disruptions within the region. This initiative aims to ensure continuity in the education sector by providing alternative teaching methods for students. The adoption reflects a shift toward modern educational tools to safeguard academic calendars against various interruptions.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Broadoaks Schools Launches Scholarship Programme for Sports
Broadoaks Schools has officially launched a scholarship programme dedicated to supporting students with athletic talents. The initiative provides financial aid and academic opportunities for young sports enthusiasts, aiming to foster physical development alongside standard education. This move represents the institution's commitment to balanced learning and talent development within the Nigerian education sector.
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Education · The Punch ·
Lawyer backs mum who raised concerns over nursery textbook
A legal practitioner has supported a mother who voiced concerns regarding the contents of a nursery school textbook. The endorsement follows a viral complaint about the suitability of certain educational materials for young learners, highlighting the ongoing discourse on the quality and oversight of basic education resources in Nigeria.
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Education · Leadership News ·
After GWR Feat, Peter Adeleke Releases ‘Turning Historic Leadership Session Into Curriculum’
Peter Adeleke has launched a new project to convert significant leadership sessions into a structured curriculum following his recent Guinness World Record achievement. The initiative seeks to institutionalize leadership insights into educational modules, providing a framework for teaching and learning based on his historic professional experiences.
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Education · Premium Times ·University of Uyo appoints new vice chancellor
The University of Uyo has officially appointed a new vice chancellor to lead the institution. This development marks a transition in the school's administrative leadership following a selection process. The appointee will assume responsibility for the academic and administrative management of the university as the successor to the outgoing vice chancellor.
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Education · Vanguard ·FUTA SSANU protests non-remittance of NHF contributions, demands refunds for retirees
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities at the Federal University of Technology Akure is protesting the non-remittance of National Housing Fund contributions. The union demands immediate refunds for retirees who have not received their entitlements, expressing dissatisfaction with the handling of these mandatory financial deductions for its members.
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Education · Channels TV ·
NASU, SSANU Declare ‘Total’ Strike Over ‘Slow Pace’ Negotiation With FG
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities have commenced a total strike. This decision follows delays in negotiations with the Federal Government. The industrial action aims to address unresolved issues concerning staff welfare and earlier agreements between the unions and the government.
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Education · The Punch ·
6,200 applicants take CBT for NDDC foreign scholarship
Approximately 6,200 candidates have participated in the Computer-Based Test as part of the selection process for the Niger Delta Development Commission foreign scholarship program. The examination serves as a critical stage for applicants seeking to pursue postgraduate studies abroad under the commission's educational sponsorship initiative.
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