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Education · BusinessDay ·UNIOSUN, NANS demand justice over assault on students as Army orders probe
Osun State University and the National Association of Nigerian Students are calling for justice following an alleged assault on students by military personnel. The Nigerian Army has initiated an investigation into the incident to address the grievances and ensure accountability for those involved in the altercation.
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Education · Daily Post ·Borno school releases names of 36 NECO candidates in Boko Haram captivity [FULL LIST]
A school in Borno State has released the names of thirty-six National Examinations Council candidates currently held in Boko Haram captivity. The list identifies students missing during the examination period, highlighting the ongoing security challenges affecting education in the region as officials document those unable to sit for their papers.
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Education · BusinessDay ·MOC-AI donates $20,000 server to YABATECH, boosts digital education drive
MOC-AI has donated a server valued at $20,000 to the Yaba College of Technology to support digital education initiatives. The contribution is intended to enhance the institution's technological infrastructure and improve access to digital learning resources, reflecting a broader commitment to advancing digital literacy and technical training within the Nigerian educational system.
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Education · The Punch ·Lagos postpones Wednesday BECE exams over Oro festival
The Lagos State government has postponed the Basic Education Certificate Examination previously scheduled for Wednesday due to the Oro festival. This adjustment aims to prevent any clash between the academic schedule and the traditional rites being observed in various parts of the state, ensuring the safety of students and examination officials.
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Education · ThisDay ·Edo Queries AAU VC over Students’ Failure to Access NELFUND
The Edo State Government has queried the Vice-Chancellor of Ambrose Alli University regarding the inability of students to access the Nigerian Education Loan Fund. This administrative action follows reports that students from the institution are facing challenges in utilizing the federal government's loan facility intended to support their academic costs.
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Education · Vanguard ·Oro festival: Lagos reschedules Wednesday BECE papers to July 7
The Lagos State Government has postponed the Basic Education Certificate Examination papers previously scheduled for Wednesday. This adjustment, necessitated by the traditional Oro festival, moves the affected examinations to July 7. The rescheduling aims to ensure the safety and seamless movement of students and officials during the cultural observation.
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Education · Daily Post ·Northwest University expels 34 students over examination malpractice
Northwest University has expelled 34 students following involvement in various forms of examination malpractice. The institution's management finalized the disciplinary action to uphold academic standards and discourage fraudulent conduct during assessments. The decision follows internal investigations into academic irregularities observed during the university's recent examination cycle.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kwara approves cash backing for 2025 TESCOM promotions
The Kwara State Government has granted approval for the financial implementation of the 2025 Teaching Service Commission promotions. This development ensures that educators within the state's teaching service will receive their adjusted salaries and benefits as scheduled, following the successful completion of the upcoming promotion exercises.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
Lagos postpones BECE papers scheduled for July 1 over Oro festival
The Lagos State Government has rescheduled the Basic Education Certificate Examination papers originally slated for July 1. This postponement is due to the traditional Oro festival occurring in parts of the state. The move ensures the safety of students and staff during the cultural observance throughout the affected areas.
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Education · PM News ·
Borno school abduction: Parents name 36 missing children
Parents in Borno State have released the identities of thirty-six children who remain missing following a school abduction. This development follows efforts by families to document those unaccounted for during the security incident. Local authorities continue to manage the situation while community members seek clarity regarding the safety and whereabouts of the affected students.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·ABUAD targets world’s top 50 as varsity retains first position in Nigeria
Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, has maintained its status as the highest-ranked university in Nigeria. Building on this achievement, the institution is now focused on securing a position among the top fifty universities in the world. This goal reflects the university's commitment to enhancing its global reputation and academic performance.
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Education · BusinessDay ·States urged to adopt digital learning platforms as 42 million children face learning poverty
Stakeholders are encouraging Nigerian state governments to implement digital learning platforms to address the educational crisis affecting approximately 42 million children. This recommendation aims to mitigate widespread learning poverty across the country by providing more accessible and modern instructional tools for students in various regions.
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Education · BusinessDay ·NUC approves 12 new courses in Bauchi varsity
The National Universities Commission has officially approved twelve additional academic programs for the Bauchi State University. This development follows a resource verification exercise and is expected to broaden the educational scope of the institution, allowing for increased student enrollment across various newly accredited disciplines in the state.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NUC approves 12 new academic programmes for Bauchi varsity
The National Universities Commission has granted approval for twelve new academic programmes at the Bauchi State University. This expansion aims to enhance the institution's curriculum and provide more educational opportunities for students, following a successful evaluation of the university's academic resources and readiness to host the new courses.
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Education · Daily Post ·NYSC reforms: National service should not be compulsory – Sam Amadi
Former government official Sam Amadi has called for the National Youth Service Corps to become voluntary rather than mandatory for Nigerian graduates. The proposal forms part of suggested reforms to the national scheme, which was established to promote national unity but currently faces various calls for restructuring to better serve participants.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Benue to establish 13 digital learning centres
The Benue State government plans to establish thirteen digital learning centres across the state to enhance educational infrastructure. This initiative aims to integrate modern technology into the learning process for students, providing access to digital tools and resources to improve the overall quality of education within the region.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Lassa school abduction: Parents, freed victim recount ordeal
Parents and a released victim of the Lassa school abduction have shared details regarding their experiences during and after the incident. The testimonies provide a perspective on the kidnapping event and the impact on the affected families while highlighting ongoing security concerns within the community.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
NUC inspects Tsafe health varsity ahead take-off
The National Universities Commission has conducted an inspection of the health university in Tsafe to assess its readiness for commencement. This regulatory visit serves as a final evaluation of the institution's facilities and academic standards before it officially begins operations and admits students into its various health-related programs.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
FG unveils N365m annual national laureate awards for scholars
The Federal Government has introduced a national laureate award scheme worth 365 million naira annually to recognize academic excellence among scholars. This initiative seeks to provide financial incentives for researchers and intellectuals across the country, aiming to foster innovation and academic development within Nigeria’s educational sector.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
FG to scrap JSS-SSS separation policy
The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to abolish the policy that separates Junior Secondary School and Senior Secondary School levels. This move aims to reintegrate the secondary education system, potentially reversing the previous structural divide implemented in the national curriculum to streamline the academic transition for students across the country.
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