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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Parents should give brilliant children Islamic, moral education —Shittu
Former communications minister Adebayo Shittu has advised parents to provide academically gifted children with Islamic and moral education alongside their intellectual development. The recommendation highlights the importance of combining academic brilliance with religious and ethical guidance in children’s upbringing.
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Education · The Punch ·Gombe varsity approves 65% salary increase for staff
A university in Gombe State has approved a 65 percent salary increase for its staff. The headline does not specify the institution, the categories of employees covered, when the adjustment will take effect, or the reasons behind the decision.
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Education · The Punch ·
NECO question papers were sold for N3,000 before exams — Minister
The Minister reported that National Examinations Council question papers were allegedly sold for N3,000 before the examinations. The disclosure points to a possible examination malpractice incident involving the premature circulation of NECO materials, though the headline provides no further details about those involved, the affected examinations, or any official response.
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Education · ThisDay ·KingMakers, Afara Initiative Train Bridge Fellowship Participants on Leadership Development
KingMakers and the Afara Initiative organised leadership development training for participants in the Bridge Fellowship. The programme focused on building participants’ leadership capabilities, although the headline does not provide details about the specific sessions, number of beneficiaries, location or outcomes.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Jigawa targets 5,000 Almajirai with 500 new Tsangaya teachers
The Jigawa State Government plans to reach 5,000 Almajirai through the recruitment and deployment of 500 additional Tsangaya teachers. The initiative is aimed at expanding teaching capacity within the Tsangaya education system and increasing access to instruction for pupils enrolled in the programme across the state.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ekiti SUBEB insists on competence in recruitment exercise
The Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) says competence will be the key consideration in its recruitment exercise. The position indicates that applicants are expected to be assessed based on their suitability and ability to meet the requirements for available roles, though the headline provides no further details about the process or positions involved.
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Education · The Punch ·
Stakeholders urge schools to produce adaptive learners
Education stakeholders are calling on schools to focus on producing adaptive learners who can respond effectively to changing circumstances and demands. The appeal suggests a need for learning approaches that develop flexibility and practical readiness, rather than concentrating solely on conventional academic outcomes.
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Education · The Punch ·
TRCN warns teachers against fake certification, licensing agents
The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria has warned teachers to avoid fraudulent agents offering fake certification or licensing services. The advisory highlights the need for educators to use legitimate channels for registration and certification, helping them avoid deception and potential problems linked to invalid professional documents.
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Education · The Punch ·
Foundation trains 300 children in coding, vocational skills
A foundation has trained 300 children in coding and vocational skills, equipping them with practical and technology-related knowledge. The initiative focuses on developing abilities that may support the participants’ education, creativity and future livelihoods.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ogun school alumni mark golden jubilee with solar project
Alumni of a school in Ogun State have commemorated its 50th anniversary by supporting or inaugurating a solar power project. The initiative links the institution’s golden jubilee celebrations with efforts to improve access to electricity for the school community, although the headline provides no further details about the project’s scope or beneficiaries.
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Education · The Punch ·
Lagos tasks NSCDC to intensify security in schools
The Lagos State Government has directed the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps to strengthen security measures in schools. The task is aimed at improving the protection of students, staff and school facilities across the state, although the headline does not provide details about the specific measures or timeline.
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Education · The Punch ·
Exam malpractice: NECO questions were sold for N3,000, says Alausa
Education authorities have alleged that questions for the National Examinations Council examination were obtained and sold to candidates for N3,000. The claim, attributed to Alausa, highlights suspected examination malpractice involving the circulation of examination materials for payment.
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Education · The Punch ·
LSETF: Certificates no longer guarantee jobs, youths need skills
The Lagos State Employment Trust Fund says academic certificates alone no longer assure young people of employment. It is urging youths to develop practical and vocational skills that can improve their chances of securing work in a changing labour market.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ekiti SUBEB promises merit-based teacher recruitment
The Ekiti State Universal Basic Education Board says its forthcoming recruitment of teachers will be based on merit. The pledge indicates that candidates are expected to be assessed through qualifications and competence, although the headline does not provide details about the recruitment timeline, eligibility criteria or number of positions available.
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Education · The Punch ·
Jigawa varsity lecturers disagree with govt over ASUU agreement
Lecturers at a university in Jigawa State have disagreed with the government over the implementation or terms of an agreement involving the Academic Staff Union of Universities. The dispute highlights unresolved differences between the academic staff and authorities, although the headline does not specify the agreement’s details or the immediate consequences.
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Education · The Punch ·
UNILAG study blames British colonial rule for Africa’s climate crisis
A study by researchers at the University of Lagos attributes part of Africa’s ongoing climate crisis to the effects of British colonial rule. The research examines how colonial policies and systems may have contributed to environmental pressures that continue to affect the continent, according to The Punch.
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Education · Vanguard ·NECO exam questions sold for N3,000 before papers – Alausa
Education officials have alleged that questions for the National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations were being sold for N3,000 before candidates sat the papers. The disclosure, attributed to Alausa, raises concerns about examination security and possible malpractice surrounding the conduct of the assessments.
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Education · The Punch ·
NECO question papers were sold for ₦3,000 before exams — Minister
The Minister reported that National Examinations Council question papers were allegedly sold for ₦3,000 before the examinations. The disclosure raises concerns about the security and possible leakage of examination materials ahead of scheduled tests, although the headline provides no further details about those involved or the specific examinations affected.
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Education · The Punch ·
Private vasities back FG’s plan for 20,000 medical students yearly
Private universities have expressed support for the Federal Government’s plan to produce 20,000 medical students annually. The backing signals alignment between private higher education institutions and the government’s effort to expand medical training capacity, although the headline provides no further details on implementation or timing.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Exam malpractice: Leaked NECO questions sold for N3,000 – Alausa
Education authorities have reported that leaked questions for the National Examinations Council examination were allegedly sold to candidates for N3,000. The disclosure, attributed to Alausa, highlights a case of examination malpractice involving the unauthorised distribution and commercial sale of examination materials.
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