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Education · Daily Post ·
LASU condemns assault of student at off-campus hostel, begins probe
Lagos State University has condemned an assault involving one of its students at an off-campus hostel and announced that an investigation is underway. The institution’s probe is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine any appropriate response, although the headline provides no further details about those involved or the assault.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Borno School Enrollment Hits 1.8m Despite Insurgency – Report
A report published by Leadership News says school enrolment in Borno State has reached 1.8 million despite the continuing effects of insurgency. The figure highlights participation in education amid security challenges, although the headline does not provide further details on the period covered, schools involved or the source of the data.
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Education · Channels TV ·
Rivers Assembly Constitutes Ad-Hoc Committee To Probe Fund Disbursement To PAMO Varsity
The Rivers State House of Assembly has established an ad-hoc committee to investigate the disbursement of funds to PAMO University of Medical Sciences. The committee’s formation signals a legislative review of how the funds were released or used, although the headline does not provide details about the amounts, officials involved or findings.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Commission Disowns Education Support Fund, Warns On Fraudsters
The commission has distanced itself from an education support fund and warned the public about fraudsters who may be falsely associating themselves with the initiative. It advised caution, indicating that claims or activities linked to the fund should not be assumed to have its authorisation.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
How Nigerian Islamic teachers earn money online
The Daily Trust report examines how Islamic teachers in Nigeria generate income through online activities. It focuses on the digital methods, platforms or services involved and the ways these educators use the internet to reach audiences while earning money.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Shettima’s Birthday: APC Youth Parliament Awards Scholarships To 60 Children
The APC Youth Parliament marked Vice President Kashim Shettima’s birthday by awarding scholarships to 60 children. The initiative links the celebration to educational support for the beneficiaries, although the headline does not specify the scholarship coverage, recipients’ backgrounds, or the programme’s duration.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Our struggles keeping children in school – Parents
Parents describe the difficulties they face in keeping their children enrolled and attending school, highlighting ongoing pressures that affect access to education. The report focuses on families’ struggles and the challenges surrounding children’s continued schooling.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Proprietors Seek Inclusion On Govt’s Medical Students Plan
Proprietors are asking the government to include them in its plans concerning medical students. The headline indicates that these education stakeholders want a role or consideration in the proposed programme, though it does not specify the plan’s details, the institutions involved, or the government’s response.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Youth Service Prepares Members For Leadership – Coordinator
A coordinator of the National Youth Service programme says the scheme prepares participating young Nigerians for leadership. The statement highlights the service’s perceived role in developing leadership capacity among its members, though the headline provides no further details about the methods, event, or specific initiatives involved.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Polytechnic Staff Seek Implementation Of Agreement, Earned Allowances
Polytechnic staff are calling for the implementation of an existing agreement and the payment of allowances they have earned. The demand indicates that employees want authorities to honour previously reached commitments and settle outstanding entitlements, although the headline does not specify the agreement, affected institutions, or the allowances involved.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Shettima’s Birthday: APC Youth Parliament Awards Scholarships To 60 Children
The APC Youth Parliament awarded scholarships to 60 children as part of activities marking Vice President Kashim Shettima’s birthday. The initiative links the celebration with educational support for beneficiaries, although the headline does not provide details about the scholarship’s value, coverage, selection process or participating institutions.
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Education · ThisDay ·
NYSC Warns Corps Producing Institutions Not to Undermine Scheme’s Credibility
The National Youth Service Corps has cautioned institutions responsible for producing corps members against actions that could damage the credibility and integrity of the NYSC scheme. The warning highlights the need for participating institutions to uphold the programme’s standards and protect public confidence in its operations.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Zenith Bank: Equipping Nigeria’s Students for Digital Age
Zenith Bank is highlighted for initiatives aimed at preparing Nigerian students for the digital age. The focus is on equipping learners with relevant digital skills and capabilities, pointing to the role of private-sector support in strengthening education and improving students’ readiness for technology-driven opportunities.
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Education · The Punch ·
LASU condemns assault on student in viral video
Lagos State University has condemned an assault involving one of its students, after a video showing the incident went viral. The institution’s response signals that it is addressing the matter, although the headline does not provide details about the circumstances, individuals involved, or any disciplinary steps taken.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Catholic prelate tackles Imo govt over ‘totalitarian’ education policies
A Catholic prelate has criticised the Imo State Government over education policies he described as totalitarian. The intervention signals disagreement between the church leader and state authorities about the direction or implementation of education policy in Imo, although the headline does not specify the particular measures involved.
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Education · The Punch ·
Meet Nigerian professor appointed dean at Canadian university
A Nigerian professor has been appointed dean at a university in Canada. The headline highlights the academic’s new leadership role and international career development, but does not provide further details about the professor, the institution, the faculty involved or the circumstances of the appointment.
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Education · Premium Times ·
INEC to support JAMB with biometric verification technology
Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will support the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) by providing biometric verification technology. The arrangement is expected to strengthen identity checks and verification processes connected to JAMB’s operations, although the headline does not specify the implementation details or timeline.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Graduate Records Must Be Verified Before Submission, NYSC Tells Institutions
The National Youth Service Corps has directed institutions to verify the records of graduates before submitting them for mobilisation. The guidance places emphasis on checking the accuracy and authenticity of submitted information, helping ensure that only properly verified graduates are processed for national service.
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Education · Vanguard ·
2026/27 Session: Lagos makes LASRRA number compulsory for school admission
Lagos State has announced that students will need a Lagos State Residents Registration Agency (LASRRA) identification number to secure admission for the 2026/27 academic session. The requirement is intended to make LASRRA registration a compulsory part of the school admission process across the state.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Bayelsa Suspends New NDU School Fees Amid Rising Student Concerns
The Bayelsa State Government has suspended the implementation of newly introduced school fees at Niger Delta University following growing concerns among students. The suspension indicates that the fee changes will not proceed immediately, as authorities respond to student reactions and reassess the implications of the proposed charges.