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Education · ThisDay ·
CLTC, Premiere Academy Partner on Leadership Boot Camp for Final-Year Students
The Centre for Leadership and Character Training (CLCT) has partnered with Premiere Academy to organise a leadership boot camp for the school’s final-year students. The programme is focused on leadership development and will target students preparing to complete their secondary education.
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Education · Premium Times ·
Otti takes responsibility, apologises for ASUU strike at Abia university
Otti has accepted responsibility for the Academic Staff Union of Universities strike affecting a university in Abia State and apologised for the disruption. The development places attention on the state government’s handling of the dispute and its impact on students, staff and academic activities.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Kebbi: AFUSTA Acting VC, Mungadi resigns amid institutional challenges
The Acting Vice-Chancellor of AFUSTA in Kebbi State, Mungadi, has resigned from the position amid institutional challenges. The development concerns the leadership of the institution, although the headline does not specify the nature of the challenges or provide further details about the resignation.
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Education · The Punch ·
Ondo varsity workers lament 10 years’ unpaid allowances
Workers at a university in Ondo State say they have gone without receiving allowances for 10 years. Their complaint highlights a prolonged payment issue affecting university employees, although the headline does not specify the institution, the allowances involved, or any response from management or government authorities.
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Education · Leadership News ·
ASUU-KASU Begins 2-Week Warning Strike Over Unresolved Demands
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, KASU chapter, has commenced a two-week warning strike over demands that remain unresolved. The action is intended to pressure relevant authorities to address the union’s outstanding issues, although the headline does not specify the demands or their expected effect on academic activities.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
ASUP Seeks Probe Into Alleged N1.3bn Unremitted Pension Deductions at Mubi Poly
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has called for an investigation into alleged unremitted pension deductions totalling N1.3 billion at Mubi Polytechnic. The union is seeking clarification on the handling of deductions reportedly made from workers’ earnings and accountability for the funds.
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Education · Leadership News ·
NYSC Announces September 7 Registration Date For 2026 Batch C
The National Youth Service Corps has announced September 7 as the registration date for prospective participants in the 2026 Batch C orientation and mobilisation exercise. The announcement provides the scheduled date for registration, while further details about eligibility, procedures and deadlines are not included in the headline.
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Education · Channels TV ·
ASUU UNIMED Begins Indefinite Strike Over Unpaid 2026 Arrears
The Academic Staff Union of Universities chapter at the University of Medical Sciences has begun an indefinite strike over unpaid arrears reportedly owed for 2026. The action could affect academic activities at the institution, while the headline does not provide details on the amount involved, the number of affected staff, or negotiations with management.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Kaduna Institute Will Provide Nigeria’s Skilled Labour—Minister
The minister said an institute in Kaduna is expected to help provide Nigeria with skilled labour. The statement highlights the institution’s anticipated role in developing vocational or technical capabilities needed to strengthen the country’s workforce, although the headline does not specify the institute’s programmes, timeline or implementation details.
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Education · Leadership News ·
AFUSTA Acting VC Resigns 1 Month After Appointment
The acting Vice Chancellor of AFUSTA has resigned approximately one month after being appointed to the position. The headline does not provide details about the reason for the resignation, the circumstances surrounding the decision, or who may succeed the official in the acting role.
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Education · The Punch ·
How I overcame hardship to excel — LASU best graduating student
The best graduating student of Lagos State University described overcoming significant hardship on the path to academic excellence. The account highlights the challenges faced, the perseverance required, and the achievement of emerging as the university’s top graduating student.
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Education · The Punch ·
Publishers ask court to halt NERDC textbook ranking policy
Publishers have approached the court seeking to stop the Nigeria Educational Research and Development Council’s policy for ranking textbooks. The legal action challenges the implementation of the policy, which affects how educational books are assessed or prioritised within Nigeria’s education system.
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Education · Daily Post ·
Kaduna Institute will provide Nigeria’s skilled labour – Minister
The Minister said a Kaduna-based institute will play a major role in providing Nigeria with skilled labour. The statement highlights the institution’s expected contribution to workforce development and the country’s need for trained personnel, without providing further details about its programmes, timeline or specific sectors.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
WASSCE 2026 result crisis deepens as official flags irregularities, glitches
Concerns over the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination results have intensified after an official reportedly identified irregularities and technical glitches. The developments suggest that the release or reliability of results may face further uncertainty, although the headline does not specify the affected processes, scale of the issues, or any corrective measures.
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Education · The Punch ·
Kaduna varsity lecturers begin two-week warning strike
Lecturers at a university in Kaduna State have commenced a two-week warning strike. The industrial action is expected to affect academic activities during the period, although the headline does not specify the institution, the lecturers’ demands, or the university’s response.
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Education · PM News ·
Radda rewards outstanding medical students with N7m, laptops, scholarships
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has rewarded outstanding medical students with N7 million, laptops and scholarships. The recognition highlights academic achievement among medical students, while the scholarships are intended to support their education and training. The headline does not specify the number of beneficiaries or the institutions involved.
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Education · Daily Trust ·
Radda rewards top BUK medical students with N7m, laptops, scholarships
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has rewarded outstanding medical students at Bayero University Kano with N7 million, laptops and scholarships. The recognition supports high-performing students in the university’s medical programme, though the headline does not specify the number of beneficiaries or the scholarship duration.
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Education · PM News ·
Oluchukwu Chiadika set to release book on internships, tech careers
Oluchukwu Chiadika is preparing to publish a book focused on internships and careers in the technology sector. The headline indicates that the forthcoming publication will address these areas, but provides no further details about its title, release date, intended audience or specific guidance for readers.
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Education · Premium Times ·
UTME applications data intensifies concerns over state of education in northern Nigeria
Data from Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination applications has heightened concerns about the condition of education in northern Nigeria. The figures appear to draw attention to regional disparities or challenges affecting access to, participation in, and progression through formal education, although the headline does not specify the underlying statistics or causes.
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Education · Leadership News ·
UNIMED ASUU Grounds Academic Activities Over FGN-ASUU Agreement
Academic activities at the University of Medical Sciences have been suspended after the university’s chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities reportedly began industrial action over the implementation or status of an agreement between the Federal Government and ASUU. The development is expected to affect teaching and other academic operations at the institution.