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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·ATBU Bauchi resolves campus mosque use by Islamic sects
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University in Bauchi has successfully addressed the management and shared use of its campus mosque among various Islamic sects. The institution's intervention aims to promote religious harmony and ensure that all groups can utilize the worship facilities without friction, fostering a peaceful academic environment for students and staff.
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Education · Vanguard ·Any review of NYSC scheme must adapt to contemporary needs – NANS
The National Association of Nigerian Students has stated that any proposed review of the National Youth Service Corps scheme should prioritize contemporary requirements. The association emphasizes the need for the program to adapt to modern socio-economic realities to better serve the interests of Nigerian graduates and the nation.
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Education · Daily Trust ·Abduction: Oyo teachers suspend strike
Teachers in Oyo State have suspended their industrial action which was initiated following a recent abduction incident. The resumption of academic activities marks an end to the strike as stakeholders work toward ensuring a safer environment for educators and students within the state's school system.
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Education · Vanguard ·Ogun activates Safe School Initiative, strengthens security around schools
The Ogun State government has activated the Safe School Initiative to bolster security measures across educational institutions. This strategic move aims to protect students and staff from potential threats while ensuring a conducive learning environment through enhanced surveillance and collaboration with various security agencies across the state.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·UTME: 4,216 candidates with disabilities admitted in 10 years — Okebukola
Over the past decade, 4,216 candidates with various disabilities have secured admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. Professor Peter Okebukola disclosed these figures while highlighting the progress made in providing inclusive educational opportunities for students with special needs across the federation.
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Education · Vanguard ·PTA rejects planned privatisation of Unity Colleges, urges FG to suspend move
The Parents Teachers Association has formally rejected the federal government's proposal to privatize Unity Colleges across Nigeria. The association called for an immediate suspension of the plan, emphasizing the need for the government to maintain control and funding for these public educational institutions to ensure accessibility for all citizens.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Beyond The Khaki: Inside Nigeria’s Biggest NYSC Reform In 53 Years
The Nigerian government has introduced comprehensive reforms to the National Youth Service Corps, representing the most extensive changes to the scheme in over five decades. These updates aim to modernize the program's structure and operations to better serve the needs of graduates and the nation beyond traditional requirements.
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Education · Daily Post ·74 inmates writing BECE, degree, Masters, other exams in Ogun – NCoS Boss
The Nigerian Correctional Service has revealed that 74 inmates in Ogun State are currently enrolled in various academic programs. These individuals are participating in examinations ranging from the Basic Education Certificate Examination to postgraduate degrees, including Master's programs, as part of the service's ongoing educational and rehabilitative efforts within the state's facilities.
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Education · The Punch ·Join national education database, FG urges states, private schools
The Federal Government is encouraging state administrations and private educational institutions to enroll in a unified national education database. This move seeks to consolidate data across the school system to facilitate better strategic planning and resource allocation for the country's academic sector.
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Education · The Punch ·
BREAKING: Oyo teachers suspend strike triggered by student abductions
Teachers in Oyo State have suspended their strike action which began following the abduction of several students. The decision to return to work follows discussions regarding security concerns, allowing for the resumption of academic activities across schools in the state after safety issues prompted the initial walkout.
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Education · ThisDay ·
UNILAG Law Students’ Chamber Hosts Convergence 2026 to Promote Youth Inclusion in Nation Building
The University of Lagos Law Students’ Chamber is organizing a program titled Convergence 2026 to advocate for increased youth involvement in Nigerian nation-building. This initiative aims to provide a platform for young people to discuss their roles in the country's development and foster active participation in national affairs.
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Education · Daily Post ·Oyo NUT suspends indefinite strike over school security concerns
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Oyo State has suspended its indefinite industrial action previously initiated over security concerns within schools. This decision allows teachers to return to classrooms across the state as the union engages with relevant authorities to address the safety of staff and students in educational facilities.
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Education · ThisDay ·
HYT Consulting Concludes Third Employability Bootcamp
HYT Consulting has finalized its third employability bootcamp, designed to bridge the skills gap for Nigerian job seekers. The program concluded with a focus on enhancing the professional capabilities and workforce readiness of participants, providing them with necessary tools to navigate and succeed in the competitive corporate environment.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
‘He pinned me down’, UNIOSUN student narrates alleged assault by soldier
A student of Osun State University has accused a military officer of physical assault. The victim detailed an encounter where the soldier allegedly used force to restrain them, leading to calls for an investigation into the conduct of security personnel within the university environment.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Mater Amabilis, St. John Vianney Clinch AMTY Best Schools of the Year, To Get Cash Prizes
Mater Amabilis and St. John Vianney have emerged as the winners of the AMTY Best Schools of the Year awards. The two educational institutions are scheduled to receive cash prizes following their recognition. The honors celebrate academic excellence and institutional standards as part of an initiative to reward top-performing schools.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Oriire abduction: Oyo govt commends NUT for suspending strike
The Oyo State Government has expressed appreciation to the Nigeria Union of Teachers for suspending its strike action following an abduction incident in Oriire. This decision allows for the resumption of academic activities while the state administration continues to address security concerns affecting the local education sector and the welfare of its staff.
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Education · Premium Times ·Oyo Abduction: Teachers suspend strike after govt appeal
Educational staff in Oyo State have called off their industrial action following an official appeal from the state government. The strike was initiated in response to recent abductions affecting the academic community. Normal school activities are set to resume as the government seeks to address the security concerns raised by the teachers' union.
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Education · PM News ·
Lagos declares war on bullying, cultism, gender violence in schools
The Lagos State Government has initiated a campaign to eliminate bullying, cultism, and gender-based violence within educational institutions across the state. This initiative focuses on ensuring a safer learning environment for students through stricter monitoring and the enforcement of disciplinary measures against those involved in such activities.
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Education · Vanguard ·Unpaid Allowances: ASUU threatens indefinite strike in state universities across Calabar
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has threatened to embark on an indefinite industrial action across state-owned universities in Calabar. The union cited unpaid allowances as the primary reason for the potential strike, which could disrupt academic activities if the government does not resolve the outstanding financial disputes.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Sokoto ASUU Threatens Shutdown Over Unpaid Allowances, Unimplemented 2025 Agreement
The Academic Staff Union of Universities branch in Sokoto is threatening a strike due to unpaid allowances and the non-implementation of a 2025 agreement. The lecturers aim to pressure authorities into fulfilling financial obligations and welfare commitments to prevent a potential shutdown of academic operations within the state.
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