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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS demands immediate investigation into OSPOLY crisis
The National Association of Nigerian Students is requesting an urgent probe into the disturbances at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree. This demand follows reports of instability within the institution, with the student leadership emphasizing the need for a transparent investigation to address the underlying causes of the current administrative and campus crisis.
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Education · Daily Post ·NYSC reforms: Adire fabric to replace Khaki as uniform
The National Youth Service Corps plans to replace its traditional khaki uniforms with indigenous adire fabric as part of new reforms. This transition is intended to promote Nigerian culture and stimulate the local textile economy while modernizing the appearance of corps members during their mandatory one-year national service.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG hails end of Oyo teachers’ strike, says dialogue saved learning
The Federal Government has expressed approval regarding the resolution of the industrial action involving teachers in Oyo State. Officials noted that successful negotiations and dialogue between relevant parties effectively ended the strike, thereby ensuring that academic activities could resume for students across the affected educational institutions in the region.
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Education · Leadership News ·Nwosu Hails FG’s 12-Year School, NYSC Reforms
A public figure identified as Nwosu has commended the Federal Government for introducing reforms to the twelve-year schooling system and the National Youth Service Corps. The endorsement highlights the potential impact of these policy adjustments on Nigeria's educational standards and the structured development of youth across the federation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FUTATH promises to conduct mop-up biometric capture for eligible workers
The Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital has announced a mop-up biometric capture exercise for eligible staff members. This initiative is designed to ensure that all workers who missed previous registration sessions are properly documented within the institution's personnel system to facilitate efficient administrative management.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Adire Fabric To Replace Khaki As New NYSC Uniform, Minister Confirms
The Federal Government has announced plans to replace the traditional khaki uniforms worn by members of the National Youth Service Corps with locally made Adire fabric. This move, confirmed by the Minister, aims to promote Nigerian heritage and support local textile industries through the mandatory youth service scheme across the country.
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Education · BusinessDay ·New financing scheme to enable schools acquire buses with zero down payment takes off
A new credit initiative has been introduced to help Nigerian schools acquire transport buses with no initial deposit requirement. This financing scheme aims to support educational institutions in upgrading their vehicle fleets by removing the barrier of upfront costs, thereby facilitating easier access to student transportation solutions.
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Education · BellaNaija ·Watch Nigerian Scholar Nnabuike Chisom Deliver a Graduation Speech in Fluent Mandarin in China
Nigerian scholar Nnabuike Chisom recently delivered a graduation speech in fluent Mandarin during a ceremony in China. The presentation highlighted the academic achievement and linguistic proficiency of the student while representing Nigeria on an international stage. The address has gained attention for showcasing cross-cultural communication and individual academic excellence.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Uyo Varsity Elevates 2 Female Professors To Deputy Vice Chancellors
The University of Uyo has appointed two female professors to serve as Deputy Vice Chancellors. This leadership elevation marks a significant development in the institution's academic management, as the newly appointed officials take on key administrative responsibilities to support the university's governance and strategic development goals.
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Education · ThisDay ·
PAAU’s VC Vows to Tackle Insecurity within Varsity Community
The Vice-Chancellor of Prince Abubakar Audu University has pledged to address security challenges affecting the institution and its surrounding community. This commitment aims to ensure the safety of students and staff members while fostering a conducive environment for learning and administrative activities through strategic measures and collaboration with security agencies.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Madumere Tasks Students On Creativity, Leadership, Global Perspective
Prince Eze Madumere has encouraged students to prioritize creativity, leadership skills, and a global perspective in their academic and personal pursuits. He emphasized the importance of developing innovative mindsets and broader viewpoints to effectively navigate modern challenges and contribute meaningfully to societal progress and national development.
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Education · Vanguard ·ASUU urges Kebbi, Katsina, Zamfara to implement agreement, threaten strike
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has directed the state governments of Kebbi, Katsina, and Zamfara to implement their previous agreements. The union cautioned that members may embark on a strike action if the administrations fail to honor the terms stipulated in the existing accords.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Sokoto Zone ASUU Threatens Shutdown over Unpaid Allowances, Unimplemented 2025 Agreement
The Sokoto Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities has warned of a potential industrial action following the non-payment of earned allowances. The union members are also demanding the full implementation of the 2025 agreement with the government to prevent a total shutdown of academic activities across the region.
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Education · PM News ·
Gunmen attack NIPSS again, one killed in gun battle
Gunmen launched a fresh attack on the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Kuru, Plateau State. The incident resulted in a gun battle with security personnel, leading to the death of one individual. This event follows previous security breaches at the high-level training and research institution.
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Education · Daily Post ·University issues travel advisory to staff, students over Nigeria’s security concerns
A Nigerian university has issued a travel advisory to its staff and students in response to growing security concerns across the country. The directive aims to ensure the safety of the academic community by providing guidance on movement and potential risks associated with travel during this period of heightened insecurity.
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Education · Vanguard ·Gunmen attack NIPSS again, one killed in gun battle in Plateau
Gunmen recently launched an attack on the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies in Plateau State. During the subsequent gun battle, one individual was reportedly killed. This incident marks another attack on the facility, highlighting ongoing security concerns within the region as authorities respond to the violence.
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Education · Vanguard ·Indecent “sign-out” behaviours: Parents knock unruly conduct
Nigerian parents have expressed disapproval over the unruly and indecent conduct displayed by students during graduation sign-out celebrations. The guardians highlighted concerns regarding the moral implications of such behaviors, urging graduating students to maintain decorum and uphold societal values while celebrating the successful completion of their academic programs at various institutions.
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Education · BusinessDay ·JAMB eyes AI to improve UTME access for candidates with disabilities
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is exploring the integration of artificial intelligence to enhance the accessibility of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for candidates with disabilities. This initiative aims to streamline the testing process and provide better support for individuals with diverse needs during the national entrance assessments.
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Education · The Punch ·ASUU Kano zone threatens industrial action over unimplemented agreement
The Kano zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities has warned of a potential strike due to the government's failure to fulfill previously signed agreements. The union expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of progress regarding its demands, indicating that industrial action remains a measure to compel the implementation of the accord.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ex-Imo gov candidate backs FG’s move to end JSS, SSS separation
A former governorship candidate in Imo State has expressed support for the Federal Government's proposal to merge Junior and Senior Secondary Schools. The initiative aims to end the current separation of the two levels of secondary education, aligning with broader reforms within the national school system.
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