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Education · BusinessDay ·
FG releases 8-month academic tools allowance to varsity, poly lecturers
The Federal Government has released eight months of academic tools allowance arrears to lecturers in Nigerian universities and polytechnics. The payment addresses an outstanding financial commitment to teaching staff, although the headline does not specify the amount disbursed, the beneficiaries covered, or the period involved.
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Education · Leadership News ·
National Library Records 2,454 Digital Repository Items
The National Library has recorded 2,454 items in its digital repository, indicating the scale of materials currently catalogued or made available through the platform. The headline does not provide further details about the repository’s contents, users, timeline, or the institution’s plans for expanding the collection.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
ICPC wants anti-corruption studies incorporated in school curriculum
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission is calling for anti-corruption studies to be included in Nigeria’s school curriculum. The proposal would introduce the subject within formal education, although the headline does not specify the intended school levels, curriculum details or implementation timeline.
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Education · Vanguard ·
Cartoon: ‘When you fail, you repeat class’
Vanguard’s cartoon uses the familiar school experience of repeating a class after failure to convey a broader message about the consequences of not meeting expectations. The illustration appears to frame setbacks as requiring another attempt, while leaving the specific situation or subject of the commentary open to interpretation.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Sanwo-Olu appoints Badejo Ayodeji Olawunmi new LASU Vice-Chancellor
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has appointed Badejo Ayodeji Olawunmi as the new Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU). The appointment places Olawunmi at the helm of the institution, though the headline does not provide details about the tenure, selection process or commencement date.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
FG releases eight-month CATA payment to tertiary institution staff
The Federal Government has released payment covering eight months of the Consolidated Allowance for Teaching and Academic staff (CATA) in tertiary institutions. The payment addresses an outstanding remuneration component for affected institution employees, although the headline does not specify the beneficiaries, payment amounts, or the disbursement timeline.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Insecurity: Katsina govt moves to recruit 708 vigilantes to protect schools
The Katsina State Government is taking steps to recruit 708 vigilantes as part of efforts to improve security around schools. The planned recruitment is linked to wider concerns about insecurity and aims to help protect students, staff and school facilities across the state.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG tightens accreditation, admission rules, pays lecturers tools allowances
The Federal Government has introduced tighter requirements for institutional accreditation and student admissions, while also providing allowances intended to support lecturers with essential work tools. The measures indicate a focus on strengthening compliance in higher education and improving teaching conditions, although the headline does not specify the institutions, implementation details or amounts involved.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
Bere-Mont group flaunts enduring education legacy at 35 as Charles Dale clocks 20
Bere-Mont Group is marking 35 years of its education legacy, while Charles Dale celebrates its 20th anniversary. The milestone highlights the institutions’ longevity and continued presence in the education sector.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
Bere-Mont group flaunts enduring education legacy as Charles Dale clocks 35
The Bere-Mont group is highlighting its longstanding contribution to education as Charles Dale marks 35 years. The anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on the institution’s educational legacy and its continued presence in the sector.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Adamawa Digital Academy To Train 10,000 Students
Adamawa Digital Academy is set to provide training for 10,000 students, indicating a large-scale education initiative focused on digital learning or skills development in the state. Further details about the programme’s curriculum, timing, participants, and implementation were not provided in the headline.
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Education · ThisDay ·
King’s College Old Boys Seek Probe of Students’ Involvement in PTA Protest
King’s College old boys are calling for an investigation into the alleged involvement of students in a protest linked to the school’s Parent-Teacher Association. Their request focuses on clarifying the students’ role and the circumstances surrounding the demonstration.
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Education · ThisDay ·
FG Pays 8-Month Tools Allowance to University, Poly Lecturers
The Federal Government has paid university and polytechnic lecturers an allowance for eight months, addressing outstanding payments related to their teaching tools. The development concerns academic staff across the two categories of tertiary institutions and reflects government action on an education-sector financial obligation.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Sanwo-Olu Approves Badejo Olawunmi As LASU Vice Chancellor
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has approved the appointment of Badejo Olawunmi as Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University, according to Leadership News. The headline identifies Olawunmi as the university’s incoming chief executive but provides no further details about the appointment or its effective date.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNIBEN Denies Half Salary Claim As ASUU Shuts Down Academic Activities
The University of Benin has rejected a claim concerning the payment of half salaries, while the Academic Staff Union of Universities has halted academic activities. The development centres on the university’s response to the salary allegation and the resulting disruption to teaching and other academic operations.
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Education · Leadership News ·
States Roll Out Plans To Protect Children As Schools Resume
State governments are preparing measures to protect children as schools reopen. The plans are expected to focus on safeguarding pupils during the resumption period, although the headline does not provide details about the specific actions, locations, or risks being addressed.
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Education · Vanguard ·
When LASU sends off Olatunji-Bello with combined convocation ceremonies
Lagos State University is set to honour Olatunji-Bello during combined convocation ceremonies, marking the institution’s formal send-off for the individual. The event brings together graduation activities and a farewell programme, although the headline does not specify Olatunji-Bello’s role or the details of the ceremonies.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Decolonising the map, decolonising the mind
The piece examines efforts to reconsider how maps represent places, histories and identities, linking the process of decolonising cartography with broader changes in public understanding and education. It suggests that challenging inherited geographic perspectives may also influence how people interpret power, culture and knowledge.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG, groups to upskill youths for emerging employment
The Federal Government is partnering with groups to provide young Nigerians with skills suited to emerging employment opportunities. The initiative is expected to focus on improving youth preparedness for changing labour-market demands, though the headline does not specify the participating organisations, targeted sectors, training methods or implementation timeline.
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Education · Vanguard ·
Nasarawa plans mobile courts for parents of out-of-school children
Nasarawa State is planning to establish mobile courts to address cases involving parents whose children are out of school. The proposed measure signals an effort by the state to enforce school attendance and tackle the issue of children remaining outside formal education.