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Education · Vanguard ·Just in: Sanwo-Olu appoints Badejo new LASU VC
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has appointed Badejo as the new Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU). The announcement concerns a change in the university’s leadership, though the headline does not provide further details about Badejo’s identity, tenure, or the circumstances surrounding the appointment.
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Education · The Punch ·NELFUND has eased financial burden on poor students – Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima said the Nigerian Education Loan Fund has reduced the financial pressure facing economically disadvantaged students. His statement highlights NELFUND’s role in supporting access to education by easing costs for poor students, though the headline does not provide further details about the programme’s reach, beneficiaries or specific measures.
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Education · ThisDay ·Shettima: NELFUND Has Provided Crucial Financial Relief To Indigent Students
Vice President Kashim Shettima said the Nigerian Education Loan Fund has provided important financial assistance to students from poor backgrounds. His remarks highlight NELFUND’s role in easing education-related financial pressures for indigent students, although the headline does not provide details on the amount of support or the number of beneficiaries.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·UNIBEN ASUU begins indefinite strike over ‘amputated’ salary
The Academic Staff Union of Universities chapter at the University of Benin has commenced an indefinite strike over what it describes as an amputated salary, signalling a dispute concerning reductions or irregularities in lecturers’ pay. The action is expected to affect academic activities at the institution until the matter is resolved.
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Education · Vanguard ·NELFUND has provided financial relief to less privileged – Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima said the Nigerian Education Loan Fund has provided financial relief to less privileged Nigerians. His remarks highlight NELFUND’s role in easing financial barriers for beneficiaries, although the headline does not provide further details about the scope, recipients or specific measures involved.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Shettima: NELFUND Has Provided Crucial Financial Relief To Indigent Students
Vice President Kashim Shettima said the Nigerian Education Loan Fund has provided important financial support to indigent students. His statement highlights NELFUND’s role in easing education-related financial difficulties for disadvantaged learners, though the headline does not specify the number of beneficiaries, funding details or the wider impact of the intervention.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Poverty no longer an excuse not to go to school under Tinubu — Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima said poverty should no longer prevent Nigerian children from attending school under President Bola Tinubu’s administration. His statement highlights the government’s position that access to education must be protected despite financial hardship, though the headline provides no further details on the policies or measures involved.
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Education · Leadership News ·TotalEnergies, NNPC Boost STEM Education In Abuja School With New Lab Centre
TotalEnergies and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation have supported STEM education at a school in Abuja by establishing a new laboratory centre. The initiative is intended to strengthen students’ access to practical science, technology, engineering and mathematics learning resources.
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Education · The Punch ·
Canada allows eligible work permit holders to study without permit
Canada has announced that certain foreign nationals who already hold eligible work permits may study without obtaining a separate study permit. The change affects qualifying permit holders and clarifies their ability to pursue education while working under the conditions of their existing authorisation.
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Education · The Punch ·
Police bust JAMB fraud syndicate, arrest suspect
Police have reportedly dismantled a syndicate involved in fraudulent activities related to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and arrested at least one suspect. The development concerns efforts by law enforcement to investigate and disrupt alleged examination or admission fraud connected to the national examination body.
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Education · Channels TV ·
FG Releases Funds For Payment Of Academic Tools Allowance To Varsity, Poly Staff
The Federal Government has released funds to support payment of the academic tools allowance for staff of universities and polytechnics. The measure concerns financial benefits for personnel in Nigeria’s tertiary education institutions, although the headline does not specify the amount released, payment timeline, or the institutions covered.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Top 10 Nigerian secondary schools to learn AI, cybersecurity, others
Nigerian Tribune identifies the top 10 secondary schools in Nigeria where students can learn emerging fields including artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The report focuses on educational institutions offering exposure to technology-related subjects and skills, highlighting their relevance for secondary-level learners preparing for further study and future careers.
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Education · Daily Post ·UN agency seeks zero tolerance for gender-based violence in schools, communities
A United Nations agency is calling for zero tolerance for gender-based violence in schools and communities. The appeal highlights the need to prevent and address such violence across educational and community settings, though the headline does not specify the agency, measures proposed or location of the initiative.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Why Arabic studies matter to Nigeria’s growth — LASU don
A Lagos State University don explains why Arabic studies are relevant to Nigeria’s national growth. The discussion highlights the subject’s potential importance beyond language learning, positioning it as an area connected to broader educational, cultural, social or economic development while urging greater attention to its contribution.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·FG enrols 16,000 Nigerians in new digital training academy
The Federal Government has enrolled 16,000 Nigerians in a newly established digital training academy. The initiative is focused on expanding access to digital skills and training opportunities, although the headline does not provide further details about the academy’s programmes, participants, location or implementation timeline.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·National Library issues 89,195 ISBNs, registers 272,172 users in five years — Anunobi
The National Library of Nigeria issued 89,195 International Standard Book Numbers and registered 272,172 users over a five-year period, according to its chief executive, Lanre Anunobi. The figures highlight the institution’s activity in book identification and access to library services during the period.
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Education · PM News ·
Union vows to keep King’s College shut until concession reversal
A union has announced that it will keep King’s College closed until the government reverses its decision to concession the school. The position signals continued industrial action and means students and staff may remain affected, although the headline does not specify the union involved, the concession terms, or when the shutdown began.
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Education · The Punch ·
How to apply for FG’s free solar installation training
The report outlines how interested Nigerians can apply for the Federal Government’s free training programme on solar installation. It is aimed at people seeking practical skills in renewable energy, with the application process and related requirements provided for prospective participants.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NANS rejects FG’s introduction of learner identification number
The National Association of Nigerian Students has rejected the Federal Government’s proposed introduction of a learner identification number. The headline indicates opposition from the student body to the planned system, but does not provide details on the policy’s purpose, implementation process, or the reasons for NANS’s objection.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Education Minister Threatens Sack, Licence Withdrawal Over Accreditation Fraud
Nigeria’s Education Minister has warned that institutions or individuals involved in accreditation fraud could face dismissal and the withdrawal of their operating licences. The warning signals stricter enforcement of accreditation standards and potential sanctions against those found responsible for compromising the integrity of the education system.
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