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Education · Vanguard ·Protest over concession of King’s College stalls resumption of unity colleges
A protest against the proposed concession of King’s College has disrupted the scheduled resumption of Nigeria’s unity colleges. The development has created uncertainty around the reopening of the federal government-owned schools, with stakeholders objecting to plans involving the management or transfer of the institution.
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Education · ThisDay ·
FG Invests N10.5bn in Digital Training Academy to Equip Over 32,000 Nigerians
The Federal Government has invested N10.5 billion in a digital training academy intended to equip more than 32,000 Nigerians with relevant skills. The initiative focuses on expanding access to digital training and strengthening participants’ capacity for opportunities in the digital economy.
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Education · Daily Post ·OGSA at 50: Alumni, stakeholders rally to renew school’s legacy
Alumni and other stakeholders of OGSA have gathered to mark the school’s 50th anniversary and support efforts to renew its legacy. The occasion highlights the institution’s five-decade history and collective interest in strengthening its future through continued engagement and shared responsibility.
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Education · PM News ·
Parents shut 155 unity colleges over Kings College concession
Parents have reportedly shut 155 unity colleges in protest against plans to concession King’s College. The action highlights opposition from parents to the proposed management arrangement for the federal unity schools, although the headline does not provide details on the duration, scope or government response to the closures.
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Education · Vanguard ·NSCDC arrests nine over school vandalism in Zamfara
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested nine individuals in Zamfara State in connection with alleged vandalism at a school. The arrests concern damage or theft involving school property, although the headline does not provide details about the suspects, the affected institution, the items involved, or the circumstances of the operation.
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Education · Vanguard ·List of countries where your student visa may allow you to work
The report outlines countries where international students may be permitted to work while holding a student visa. It is intended to guide prospective students by highlighting destinations with work provisions linked to student status, while noting that eligibility and conditions may vary by country and visa rules.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Zamfara targets 453,602 Out-of-school children for enrolment
Zamfara State is targeting 453,602 children who are currently out of school for enrolment. The initiative focuses on bringing the affected children into formal education, highlighting the scale of the state’s effort to address school exclusion and increase access to learning.
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Education · Daily Post ·Protest in Abuja as FG workers reject concession of Unity Colleges
Federal Government workers protested in Abuja against plans to concession Nigeria’s Unity Colleges. The demonstration reflects opposition from affected employees to transferring management or operations of the federally run schools to private or other external interests.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Nigerian grandfather graduates with first-class degree from UK university
A Nigerian grandfather has graduated with a first-class degree from a university in the United Kingdom. The achievement highlights his academic success at an advanced stage of life, though the headline does not provide details about his age, course of study, institution, or the circumstances surrounding the graduation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Who’s afraid of the King’s College rescue mission?
The report examines a rescue mission involving King’s College, highlighting uncertainty over who may be concerned, opposed or apprehensive about the effort and its possible implications for the institution.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Out-of-school children: Zamfara targets 453,602 for enrolment
Zamfara State has set a target of enrolling 453,602 children currently out of school. The initiative focuses on bringing the identified children into formal education, although the headline does not provide details on the programme’s timeline, implementation plans or the specific locations involved.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Boko Haram insurgency destroyed 5,000 schools in Borno — Zulum
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum said the Boko Haram insurgency destroyed 5,000 schools in the state. The statement highlights the conflict’s extensive damage to educational infrastructure and its likely effect on access to schooling in communities affected by the insurgency.
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Education · Premium Times ·Dream Big 5.0: Amani Health challenges children to dream beyond limitations
Amani Health’s Dream Big 5.0 initiative encouraged children to pursue ambitious goals and look beyond personal or societal limitations. The programme focused on inspiring young participants to expand their aspirations, build confidence and consider broader possibilities for their futures.
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Education · Channels TV ·
JAMB Adjusts 2027 UTME Schedule Over Safety, Logistical Concerns
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has adjusted the schedule for the 2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), citing safety and logistical concerns. The changes are intended to address operational challenges surrounding the conduct of the examination, though the headline does not specify the revised dates or further details.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·2027/2028: How Nigerians can apply for UK commonwealth scholarship — FG
The Federal Government has provided information on how Nigerians can apply for the United Kingdom’s Commonwealth Scholarship for the 2027/2028 academic session. The guidance is aimed at prospective Nigerian applicants seeking to understand the application process and requirements for the international scholarship programme.
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Education · PM News ·
UBA Foundation Opens 2026 National Essay Competition, Raises Winning Prizes to N41m
UBA Foundation has opened entries for its 2026 National Essay Competition and increased the total value of prizes for winners to N41 million. The initiative is focused on Nigerian students, although the headline does not provide details about eligibility, deadlines, entry requirements or how the prize money will be distributed.
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Education · The Punch ·How Nigerians can apply for 2027/2028 UK commonwealth scholarship – FG
The Federal Government has provided guidance on how Nigerians can apply for the 2027/2028 UK Commonwealth Scholarship. The announcement focuses on application procedures and eligibility-related information for prospective Nigerian candidates seeking to pursue studies through the international scholarship programme.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NANS Commends FG, NCC on Free Data for Students
The National Association of Nigerian Students has commended the Federal Government and the Nigerian Communications Commission for providing free data to students. The commendation highlights the student body’s recognition of the initiative, which is intended to support students’ access to online educational resources and digital learning.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Cross River govt tightens rules for private, mission schools
The Cross River State Government has introduced stricter requirements or oversight measures for privately run and mission-owned schools. The changes are intended to regulate the operation of these institutions, though the headline does not specify the affected rules, compliance timelines or penalties for non-compliance.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Unity Colleges Shutdown: Parents, Students Lament As FG Schools Remain Closed
Federal Government unity colleges remain closed, prompting complaints from parents and students affected by the continued shutdown. The situation has disrupted access to learning in the schools, while families await the reopening of the institutions and clarity on when academic activities will resume.
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