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Education · Vanguard ·One million out-of-school children return to classrooms in 20 months —FG
The Federal Government says one million children who had been out of school have returned to classrooms over a 20-month period. The statement highlights reported progress in bringing affected children back into formal education, but the headline does not provide details on the programme, locations, or the specific measures responsible for the development.
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Education · Leadership News ·Fresh Crisis Looms In Varsities As Lecturers Lament Salary Shortfalls
Nigerian universities may face renewed industrial tension as lecturers report receiving salaries below expected levels. The shortfalls could deepen concerns over staff welfare and funding in the tertiary education sector, potentially affecting stability if the underlying payment issues remain unresolved.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Who will fund Nigeria’s senior secondary education?
The report examines the question of who should finance senior secondary education in Nigeria. It likely focuses on funding responsibilities, the roles of government and other stakeholders, and the challenges surrounding the sustainability and provision of education at this level.
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Education · Vanguard ·Education as a common Northern responsibility: Revisiting the ICSA principle on the road to 2027 (1), by Usman Sarki
Usman Sarki examines the principle of education as a shared responsibility in Northern Nigeria, revisiting the ICSA framework and considering its relevance as the region and country approach the 2027 political cycle.
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Education · The Punch ·UNILAG dons celebrate colleague for advancing anatomy profession in Nigeria
Lecturers at the University of Lagos have celebrated a colleague for contributions to advancing the anatomy profession in Nigeria. The recognition highlights the academic’s role in supporting the development and progress of anatomy, although the headline does not provide details about the specific achievements or nature of the celebration.
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Education · Vanguard ·Lagos launches Eko Digital Training for Youths
The Lagos State Government has launched the Eko Digital Training programme, an initiative focused on providing young people with digital skills. The programme is intended to support youth development and improve access to training in technology-related areas, although the headline does not specify its duration, participants, or implementation details.
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Education · The Punch ·
NOUN appoints acting bursar
The National Open University of Nigeria has appointed an acting bursar to oversee the institution’s financial administration. The appointment was reported by The Punch, but the headline does not provide the appointee’s name, the circumstances behind the decision, or the duration of the acting role.
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Education · The Punch ·
Crisis as Federal Girls College management, PTA clash
Tensions have emerged between the management of a Federal Government Girls College and its Parent-Teacher Association. The dispute has created a crisis within the school community, although the specific issues driving the disagreement and its effects on students are not stated in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
Survivors recall civil war experiences, advocate teaching of history
Survivors of Nigeria’s civil war have shared accounts of their experiences and called for the conflict’s history to be taught more widely. Their advocacy highlights the importance of preserving personal memories and ensuring future generations understand the events and consequences of the war.
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Education · The Punch ·
Why Abia plans tertiary education sports fiesta – Official
An Abia State official has explained the reasons behind the government’s plan to organise a sports fiesta for tertiary institutions. The initiative is expected to focus on sporting activities within the state’s higher-education sector, although the headline does not provide further details about its timing, participants or objectives.
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Education · The Punch ·
Certificate fraud: FG, NYSC move to link education records
The Federal Government and the National Youth Service Corps are taking steps to link education records as part of efforts to address certificate fraud. The move is expected to improve verification of academic credentials and help identify fraudulent certificates during relevant official processes.
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Education · The Punch ·
FG concession: King’s College shut, resumption uncertain
King’s College has been shut following the Federal Government’s concession of the institution. The school’s reopening date remains uncertain, leaving students, parents and staff without clarity on when academic activities will resume. Further details on the concession arrangement and the conditions for reopening were not provided in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
ASUU strike hits UNIZIK, NANS seeks intervention in Nasarawa varsity
An Academic Staff Union of Universities strike has affected Nnamdi Azikiwe University, while the National Association of Nigerian Students is calling for intervention over a situation at a university in Nasarawa State. The headline indicates student and academic disruptions involving both institutions.
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Education · The Punch ·
Tinubu, cancel WAEC verification fees
The headline reports a call for President Bola Tinubu to cancel fees charged for verification of West African Examinations Council (WAEC) results. It does not specify who made the request, the reasons given, or whether the fees have been removed.
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Education · ThisDay ·
150 Innovative University Academic Projects to Receive N20m Grooming Centre Research Grant
Grooming Centre will provide a N20 million research grant to support 150 innovative academic projects developed by university students or researchers. The initiative is intended to help advance selected projects through further development, although the headline does not specify the grant’s individual allocation, eligibility criteria or implementation timeline.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Retired BOUESTI Academics, Workers Lament Pension Ordeal, Appeal for Oyebanji’s Intervention
Retired academics and workers of the Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology (BOUESTI) are reportedly facing unresolved pension-related difficulties. They have appealed to Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji to intervene and help address the challenges affecting their retirement benefits.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Governor Otti to Chair 2026 Fafunwa Educational Foundation Conference
Abia State Governor Alex Otti is scheduled to chair the 2026 conference of the Fafunwa Educational Foundation. The headline indicates that the event will focus on the foundation’s educational activities, but provides no further details about the conference’s date, venue, theme or participants.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Senate Raises Alarm Over Declining TETFund Revenue, Warns of Impact on Infrastructure
The Senate has expressed concern over a decline in revenue available to the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), warning that reduced funding could affect infrastructure development in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions. The concern highlights possible implications for ongoing or planned educational infrastructure projects supported by the fund.
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Education · The Punch ·
NDA graduates 444 cadets, 3,064 postgraduates
The Nigerian Defence Academy has graduated 444 cadets and 3,064 postgraduate students. The figures indicate the completion of military officer training and advanced academic programmes, marking a significant graduation exercise at the institution.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NEPL/Seplat Energy JV inaugurates two STEAM laboratories in Asaba, trains additional 500 teachers
The NEPL/Seplat Energy joint venture has inaugurated two Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics laboratories in Asaba, Delta State. The initiative also includes training for an additional 500 teachers, expanding support for practical learning and educator development in the area.
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