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Education · The Punch ·FG scraps data costs for students, to regulate internet for under-16
The Federal Government has announced plans to remove data costs for students and introduce measures to regulate internet access for people under 16. The headline indicates a policy targeting education-related connectivity and the online activities of minors.
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Education · Leadership News ·FG Raises Alarm Over 258,000 Illegal Admissions In Tertiary Institutions
The Federal Government has raised concerns about approximately 258,000 illegal admissions reportedly made by tertiary institutions. The warning highlights irregularities in the admission process and signals official attention to institutions enrolling students outside approved procedures or requirements.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·TETFund commits N6bn to zonal ICT centres as Tinubu’s wife opens Oko facility
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has committed N6 billion to establish zonal information and communications technology centres. The development was announced as Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, opened an ICT facility at Federal Polytechnic, Oko, highlighting investment in digital infrastructure for tertiary education.
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Education · Daily Post ·Reject cultism, drug abuse, cybercrime – Ogun PPRO charges students
The Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer has urged students to reject cultism, drug abuse and cybercrime. The charge highlights concerns about the risks these activities pose to young people and encourages students to avoid involvement in them.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Six things to know about new LASU VC, Ayodeji Badejo
Nigerian Tribune highlights six key facts about Ayodeji Badejo, the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University, providing readers with an overview of his background and new leadership role.
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Education · Channels TV ·Mutfwang Unveils N10bn Basic Education Investment
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has unveiled a N10 billion investment plan focused on basic education. The announcement signals a major state-backed commitment to improving foundational schooling, although the headline does not specify the programme’s timeline, funding breakdown, implementation details or the expected number of schools and students affected.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NECO Constructs, Donates Palace to Host Community in Niger
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has constructed and donated a palace to its host community in Niger State. The headline indicates that the project is intended to support or benefit the community, but provides no further details on the location, cost, commissioning, or the traditional institution involved.
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Education · Premium Times ·When a black scholar becomes a symbol: The Jason Arday controversy, By Toyin Falola
Toyin Falola examines the controversy surrounding Jason Arday, a Black scholar whose public profile has become a broader symbol. The piece considers how his identity, academic achievements and the debate around him intersect with wider discussions about race, representation and the visibility of Black scholars.
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Education · Vanguard ·Police warn Ogun students against cultism, cybercrime
Police in Ogun State have warned students to avoid involvement in cultism and cybercrime. The warning highlights concerns about the risks these activities pose to students and urges them to steer clear of criminal behaviour, though the headline does not provide details about the specific measures or setting.
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Education · The Punch ·
Secondary school teachers’ union seeks parents, govt collaboration
A union representing secondary school teachers is calling for closer collaboration among parents and government to address issues affecting secondary education. The appeal highlights the importance of joint efforts between families and public authorities in supporting teachers, improving learning conditions and strengthening the overall education system.
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Education · The Punch ·
NOA rejects NANS’ overreach claim on learner ID
The National Orientation Agency has rejected the National Association of Nigerian Students’ allegation that it overstepped its authority in matters concerning learner identification. The agency’s position addresses the students’ concerns over the scope of its role in the learner ID process.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NEMA Announces 30 Winners of 2026 National Essay Competition
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has announced 30 winners of its 2026 National Essay Competition. The headline indicates that the announcement concerns the results of the nationwide competition, but provides no further details about the winners, their schools, topics, prizes or the selection process.
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Education · BusinessDay ·WAEC hits back at Fadehan as WASSCE results scandal deepens
The West African Examinations Council has responded to claims or criticism from Fadehan as controversy surrounding the West African Senior School Certificate Examination results intensifies. The development indicates an ongoing dispute over the results and adds to concerns about the handling of the examination outcome.
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Education · BusinessDay ·Mutfwang launches N10bn education drive, deploys 19 buses
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has launched a N10 billion education initiative and deployed 19 buses as part of the effort. The headline indicates a significant state-backed investment in education, though it does not provide details on the programme’s beneficiaries, implementation timeline or how the funds will be allocated.
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Education · PM News ·
Badejo resumes as LASU Vice Chancellor September 21
Badejo is scheduled to assume office as Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU) on September 21. The headline indicates the appointment or transition will take effect on that date, but provides no further details about Badejo’s background, tenure, or the circumstances surrounding the change in leadership.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Warwick Alumni Get New Leadership, Aruleba Emerges President
The Warwick alumni community has appointed new leadership, with Aruleba emerging as its president. The development marks a change in the organisation’s leadership structure, although the headline does not provide details about the other appointments, the election process or the new president’s plans.
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Education · PM News ·
KCOBA fires back over King’s College Concession, condemns use of pupils in anti-minister protests
The King’s College Old Boys Association has responded to the proposed concession of King’s College, condemning the reported use of pupils in protests against the minister. The association’s position highlights disagreement over the concession process and raises concerns about involving students in related demonstrations.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Oando, NCDMB Begin 12-month Drilling Training for Young Nigerians
Oando and the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board have launched a 12-month drilling training programme for young Nigerians. The initiative is focused on building participants’ technical skills and preparing them for opportunities in the oil and gas industry.
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Education · Vanguard ·Police smash JAMB fraud syndicate, one arrested
Police authorities have dismantled a syndicate allegedly involved in fraudulent activities linked to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). One suspect was arrested during the operation, while further details about the group’s methods, other members and the investigation were not provided in the headline.
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Education · Premium Times ·NOA clarifies role on Learner Identification Number, rejects NANS’ overreach claim
The National Orientation Agency has clarified its role regarding the Learner Identification Number, responding to concerns raised by the National Association of Nigerian Students. The agency rejected the claim that it had exceeded its mandate, providing clarification on its involvement in the identification initiative.
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