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Education · BusinessDay ·IMT alumni maiden global homecoming kicks off in Enugu
The maiden global homecoming for alumni of the Institute of Management and Technology has officially commenced in Enugu. This inaugural event gathers former students of the institution from various parts of the world to reconnect and engage with their alma mater. It represents the first coordinated international assembly of the polytechnic's graduates within Nigeria.
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Education · Vanguard ·Femi Otedola goes to school
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has commenced a formal engagement with the educational sector, reflecting his continued interest in academic development. The move signifies a strategic involvement in institutional leadership, highlighting his transition into roles that support higher learning while maintaining his significant presence in Nigeria’s business environment.
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Education · Vanguard ·Terrorists target more schools in ‘dangerous shift’
Security threats in Nigeria are intensifying as terrorist groups reportedly focus their attacks on educational institutions. This strategic change in operations represents a significant risk to students and staff across affected regions, prompting concerns over the safety of the national school system and the continuity of learning.
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Education · ThisDay ·Raising Tomorrow’s Innovators Through AI and Environmental Storytelling
An initiative is focusing on the integration of artificial intelligence and environmental storytelling to cultivate innovation among young people. The approach aims to provide future leaders with the technical and creative skills required to develop sustainable solutions for global challenges, emphasizing the intersection of modern technology and ecological awareness.
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Education · The Punch ·NANS urges probe of Lagos building collapse
The National Association of Nigerian Students has called for a comprehensive investigation into a building collapse incident in Lagos State. The organization seeks accountability from relevant authorities to identify the causes of the structural failure and implement measures to prevent similar tragedies within the city.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Gov. Aliyu Constitutes Governing Councils for Sokoto Institutions, Appoints Emir of Dutse as SSU Pro-Chancellor
Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State has constituted governing councils for several state-owned tertiary institutions. Among the key appointments is the Emir of Dutse, who will serve as the Pro-Chancellor of Sokoto State University. These boards are expected to provide strategic leadership and oversight for the state's higher education sector.
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Education · The Punch ·
Real leadership learnt under pressure, not in classrooms – Former NIMASA DG, Peterside
Former Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency Dakuku Peterside has stated that genuine leadership abilities are acquired through practical experience during high-pressure situations rather than through formal classroom education. He argued that navigating real-world challenges provides a more effective foundation for leadership development than theoretical study.
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Education · Vanguard ·ORAN, NDLEA take anti-drug campaign to Anthony Village High School
ORAN and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have conducted an anti-drug sensitisation campaign at Anthony Village High School. The initiative aims to educate students on the dangers of substance abuse and promote a drug-free lifestyle within the school community as part of broader efforts to combat narcotics across Nigeria.
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Education · Daily Post ·Kebbi: Police dismiss rumours of school closure over insecurity
The Kebbi State Police Command has refuted claims regarding the closure of schools in the state due to security threats. Authorities clarified that academic institutions remain open and operational, urging the public to disregard false reports aimed at creating panic while affirming their commitment to maintaining safety and order across the region.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
BREAKING: Boko Haram sets schools on fire in Borno
Boko Haram insurgents have reportedly set fire to educational facilities in Borno State. The incident highlights the ongoing security challenges in the northeastern region of Nigeria, where the militant group continues to target infrastructure. Local authorities are monitoring the situation as reports of the destruction emerge from the impacted area.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Publishers kick against N2,000 page charge, textbook ranking system
Nigerian book publishers have expressed opposition to a newly introduced N2,000 per page assessment charge and a proposed textbook ranking system. Stakeholders indicate that these policies could increase production costs and impact the distribution of educational materials across schools within the country.
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Education · Daily Post ·15,281 candidates register for 2026 technical colleges’ entrance examination — NABTEB
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has reported that 15,281 candidates have registered for the 2026 entrance examination into technical colleges. This enrollment figure represents the current participation level for the upcoming national assessment designed to facilitate student placement in technical education programs across Nigeria.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NCEE Enrollment Drops To 15,281 Despite TVET Incentives
Registration for the National Common Entrance Examination has fallen to 15,281 candidates. This decrease comes despite the implementation of incentives designed to encourage participation in Technical and Vocational Education and Training. These enrollment figures indicate a downward trend in candidate registration for the national assessment despite ongoing government efforts to boost technical education.
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Education · The Punch ·
Osun denies report on 297,000 out-of-school children
The Osun State government has officially denied reports suggesting that 297,000 children are currently out of school in the state. Officials described the figures as false and inaccurate, refuting the claims that such a high number of children are excluded from the educational system under the current administration.
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Education · PM News ·
“No 297, 000 out-of-school children in Osun”
Authorities in Osun State have refuted reports suggesting that there are 297,000 out-of-school children within the state. The clarification seeks to address figures regarding the number of children currently not enrolled in formal education, maintaining that the actual data does not support the widely circulated statistics.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNICEF Reassures Support For Sustainable Digital Learning Ecosystem In Imo
UNICEF has committed to providing ongoing assistance for the development of a sustainable digital learning environment in Imo State. This initiative aims to enhance educational technology infrastructure and digital skills for students and teachers within the region, ensuring long-term access to modern learning tools and resources.
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Education · Daily Post ·Osun NYSC coordinator urges corps members to embrace discipline, patriotism
The Osun State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps has called on corps members to prioritize discipline and patriotism during their service year. The official emphasized the importance of these values in nation-building and personal development as the participants begin their mandatory national assignment in the state.
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Education · Daily Post ·Two Kogi varsity students arrested over killing of Biochemistry undergraduate
Law enforcement authorities in Kogi State have apprehended two university students allegedly involved in the killing of a fellow Biochemistry undergraduate. The suspects were taken into custody following the incident, and investigations are currently ongoing to determine the motives and circumstances behind the death of the student.
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Education · Vanguard ·Two arrested over killing of Kogi varsity student
Law enforcement authorities have apprehended two suspects linked to the killing of a university student in Kogi State. The arrests follow an investigation into the victim's death, as security agencies continue to probe the motive and circumstances behind the incident to ensure legal accountability for the perpetrators.
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Education · The Punch ·
Two Kogi varsity students arrested for killing 300-level student
Law enforcement officials in Kogi State have arrested two university students in connection with the killing of a 300-level peer. The suspects are currently in custody as investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident involving the three individuals within the state's academic community.
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