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Education · Leadership News ·
Benue Residents Hail Ban On Mobile Phone Usage By Pupils
Residents in Benue State have expressed support for a policy banning pupils from using mobile phones. The measure appears intended to regulate phone access among schoolchildren, though the headline does not specify the authorities responsible, the reasons for the ban, or how it will be enforced.
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Education · Vanguard ·
UNIZIK ASUU activates ‘no pay, no work’
The Academic Staff Union of Universities chapter at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has activated a no-pay, no-work action. The move indicates that academic staff may withhold their services over an unresolved payment-related issue, although the headline does not specify the affected payments, timing, or wider consequences.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Insecurity: Police deploy school protection squad as schools resume in Ogun
Police in Ogun State have deployed a dedicated school protection squad as schools reopen, in response to insecurity concerns. The measure is intended to strengthen security around educational institutions and protect students and staff as academic activities resume across the state.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Parents raise alarm over rising private school fees as new academic session begins
Parents are expressing concern about increasing fees charged by private schools as students prepare to begin a new academic session. The reported rise is drawing attention to the financial pressure on families and the affordability of private education as schools reopen.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Ex-NADDC boss challenges students to drive industrial revolution
A former Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council has urged students to contribute to Nigeria’s industrial transformation. The challenge likely focused on innovation, skills development and active participation in building a stronger manufacturing sector, particularly within the automotive and broader technology-driven economy.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Jigawa targets less than 10% learning poverty by 2031
Jigawa State has set a target to reduce learning poverty to below 10 per cent by 2031. The goal indicates a long-term education effort focused on ensuring that fewer children lack basic reading and learning skills, although the headline provides no further details about the plans or measures involved.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
FG to transform National Library into world-class facility
The Federal Government plans to transform Nigeria’s National Library into a world-class facility. The initiative signals an intention to upgrade the institution and improve its status, infrastructure or services, although the headline does not provide details about the scope, timeline, funding or implementation of the proposed development.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Varsity coworkers abandon vehicles over fuel cost
Workers at a university have reportedly stopped using their vehicles because rising fuel costs have made commuting or driving too expensive. The development highlights the effect of increased petrol expenses on staff mobility and daily routines, although the headline does not identify the institution, number of workers affected, or their alternative transport arrangements.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Tension Mounts As UNIBEN Pays Lecturers Half Salaries In August
Tension is reportedly rising at the University of Benin after lecturers received only half of their salaries for August. The development may affect staff morale and raise concerns within the institution, although the headline does not provide details on the reason for the payment reduction or any official response.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Oxford Varsity Names MDCN Registrar 2026 Aig-Imoukhuede Visiting Fellow
The University of Oxford has named the Registrar of Nigeria’s Medical and Dental Council, MDCN, as its 2026 Aig-Imoukhuede Visiting Fellow. The appointment places the Nigerian medical regulator in a fellowship programme associated with the university, although the headline does not provide further details about the fellowship or the registrar’s activities.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NDDC Moot Court: 16 Law Faculties Battle for Honours, Ebie, Akpata Seek Stronger Legal Education
Sixteen Nigerian law faculties are competing for honours in the NDDC Moot Court, while Ebie and Akpata are calling for stronger legal education. The event highlights advocacy skills among law students and renewed attention to improving the quality and effectiveness of legal training in Nigeria.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Invest on Tech Innovations to Prepare Youths for Global Economy, Lecturer Tells FG
A lecturer has urged the Federal Government to invest in technological innovations and related opportunities to better prepare Nigerian youths for participation in the global economy. The call highlights the importance of equipping young people with relevant technology skills and resources for future economic engagement.
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Education · The Punch ·
Pantami’s academic controversy raises concerns
The Punch reports that questions surrounding Isa Pantami’s academic record or credentials have generated public concern. The headline indicates an ongoing controversy but does not specify the disputed claims, responses from Pantami, or any official findings. Further details are needed to establish the issues involved and their implications.
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Education · The Punch ·
Almajiri: Mutfwang urges Northern leaders to prioritise education
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has called on leaders in Northern Nigeria to give greater priority to education as part of efforts to address challenges affecting the Almajiri system. The appeal highlights the need for stronger attention to educational development among children associated with the traditional Islamic schooling structure.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
NSPRI to make ‘catch them young’ initiative, teachers’ training on post-harvest management a national programme
The Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute plans to expand its catch-them-young initiative and training for teachers on post-harvest management into a national programme. The effort is intended to promote early awareness and improve knowledge of handling and preserving agricultural produce, although the headline provides no further details on implementation or timing.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Literacy, insecurity and Nigeria’s children
The piece examines the relationship between literacy challenges, insecurity and the wellbeing or educational prospects of children in Nigeria. It likely considers how threats to safety may disrupt learning and deepen existing barriers to literacy, highlighting the broader impact on children without asserting specific causes, locations or policy responses.
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Education · The Punch ·
Adeboye inaugurates RECTEM governing council
Pastor Enoch Adeboye has inaugurated the governing council of RECTEM, marking the formal commencement of the council’s responsibilities in overseeing the institution’s affairs.
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Education · The Punch ·
Pan-Atlantic University mourns pioneer VC
Pan-Atlantic University has announced the death of its pioneer vice-chancellor, mourning the academic leader’s contribution to establishing and guiding the institution. Further details about the circumstances of the death, the vice-chancellor’s identity, and arrangements for tributes or funeral proceedings were not provided in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ekiti varsity pensioners demand unpaid pensions, gratuities
Pensioners of a university in Ekiti State are demanding payment of outstanding pensions and gratuities. The demand highlights unresolved financial obligations to retired staff, although the headline does not specify the institution, the amount owed, or when the payments became due.
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Education · The Punch ·
‘N355.9bn NELFUND loans face recovery risk’
A total of N355.9bn in loans disbursed through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund may face challenges in being recovered. The headline highlights concerns about the repayment of the funds, but does not specify the causes of the risk, the borrowers affected or the measures being considered to address it.