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Education · PM News ·FG assures parents, tightens security as Unity Colleges resume Monday
The Federal Government has assured parents that adequate measures are in place ahead of the resumption of Nigeria’s Unity Colleges on Monday. Authorities are also tightening security around the schools as students prepare to return, although the headline does not provide further details about the specific arrangements or concerns involved.
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Education · The Punch ·ASUU-UNIZIK ends strike as members receive full August salaries
The Academic Staff Union of Universities chapter at Nnamdi Azikiwe University has ended its strike after members received their full salaries for August. The development indicates that the payment issue linked to the industrial action has been resolved, allowing academic activities at the institution to resume.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG assures students of conducive learning environment on campus
The Federal Government has assured students that efforts are being made to provide a conducive learning environment on campuses. The assurance addresses conditions affecting students’ academic experience, although the headline does not specify the institutions involved, the measures planned, or when improvements are expected.
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Education · Vanguard ·Lagos govt tightens safety measures as schools resume
The Lagos State Government has introduced or strengthened safety measures ahead of schools reopening. The move is intended to support safer conditions for students, staff and school communities as academic activities resume across the state.
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Education · PM News ·
UNIOSUN VC lays foundation for ICT Resource Centre
The Vice-Chancellor of Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has laid the foundation for an Information and Communication Technology Resource Centre. The development signals the commencement of a facility intended to support the university’s ICT-related activities and resources, although the headline provides no further details about its funding, timeline or planned capacity.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Abducted FUTO students regains freedom — Management
Management of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, has announced that students who were abducted have regained their freedom. The headline does not provide details about the circumstances of the abduction, the students’ condition, or whether any arrests were made.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Who’s Afraid of the King’s College rescue mission?
BusinessDay examines concerns and questions surrounding a proposed rescue mission involving King’s College. The report focuses on who may be apprehensive about the initiative and the broader issues connected to efforts to address the institution’s situation.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG assures parents of Unity Schools’ resumption, Monday
The Federal Government has assured parents that Unity Schools will resume on Monday. The announcement is intended to confirm the reopening schedule for the schools and provide clarity to families preparing for the start of academic activities.
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Education · Daily Post ·Abducted FUTO students regain freedom
Students of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, who were previously abducted have regained their freedom. The headline does not provide further details about their identities, circumstances, or the events leading to their release.
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Education · Vanguard ·Breaking: Abducted FUTO students regain freedom
Students of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, who were abducted have regained their freedom, according to Vanguard. The headline does not provide details about the number of students involved, the circumstances of their release, or whether any arrests were made.
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Education · PM News ·
Kano: Rotary Club, Kurmawa Custodian Center train 70 inmates on vocational skills
The Rotary Club and the Kurmawa Custodian Center in Kano have trained 70 inmates in vocational skills. The initiative focused on equipping participants with practical abilities, although the headline does not specify the trades taught, the duration of the programme or details about its expected outcomes.
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Education · Vanguard ·Akpata charges law students against over dependence on AI
Akpata has urged law students to avoid excessive dependence on artificial intelligence, emphasising the need to develop their own legal knowledge, reasoning and professional skills. The warning highlights concerns about relying too heavily on AI during legal education and encourages students to use technology responsibly as a supporting tool.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG assures parents of safety as federal unity colleges resume Sept 14
The Federal Government has assured parents that students will be safe as federal unity colleges prepare to resume academic activities on September 14. The assurance is intended to address concerns surrounding the return of students to the government-run secondary schools, although the headline provides no further details on specific safety measures.
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Education · The Punch ·
PCN inducts 115 ABUAD pharmacy graduates
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria has inducted 115 pharmacy graduates from Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti. The induction formally recognises the graduates’ entry into the pharmacy profession and follows their completion of pharmacy training at the university.
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Education · Channels TV ·
FG Reassures Parents Of Safety As Unity Colleges Resume Monday
The Federal Government has reassured parents about the safety of students as Nigeria’s unity colleges prepare to resume academic activities on Monday. The assurance is intended to address concerns surrounding the return of students to the federal government-run secondary schools.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG moves to professionalise 250,000 unqualified teachers
The Federal Government is planning measures to professionalise about 250,000 teachers who do not currently meet required qualification standards. The initiative is intended to address gaps in teacher certification and improve compliance with professional requirements in Nigeria’s education sector.
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Education · Vanguard ·FG bans 25% textbooks, sets 70% pass mark for school books
The Federal Government has reportedly prohibited 25 percent of textbooks submitted for use in schools and introduced a 70 percent pass mark for approved school books. The measures indicate tighter standards for educational materials, although the headline does not specify the reasons for the ban, the affected titles, or how the pass mark will be applied.
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Education · The Punch ·
Federal unity colleges to resume Monday — Education ministry
Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Education has announced that federal unity colleges will resume academic activities on Monday. The headline indicates that the ministry issued the timetable for the schools’ reopening, but provides no further details about the colleges, students, or circumstances surrounding the resumption.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·35 bag first-class honours as PCN inducts 115 ABUAD pharmacy students
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria inducted 115 pharmacy students from Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti. Of those inducted, 35 graduated with first-class honours, highlighting the academic performance of the graduating cohort during the professional induction ceremony.
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Education · Premium Times ·NCC launches zero-rated education scheme for five million students
The Nigerian Communications Commission has introduced a zero-rated education scheme intended to benefit five million students. The initiative is expected to provide eligible learners with access to educational services or content without consuming data, although the headline does not specify the participating platforms, implementation timeline, or eligibility criteria.
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