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Education · ThisDay ·ASUU-PLASU Declares Indefinite Strike as Face-off with University Administration Deepens
The Academic Staff Union of Universities chapter at Plateau State University has declared an indefinite strike, citing a worsening dispute with the university administration. The action is expected to disrupt academic activities at the institution, although the headline does not specify the union’s demands, the administration’s position or the immediate impact on students.
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Education · The Punch ·Stakeholders reject King’s College proposed concession, threaten lawsuit
Stakeholders have opposed the proposed concession of King’s College, expressing concerns about the plan and warning that they may pursue legal action to stop or challenge it. The dispute places the future management or ownership arrangement of the Lagos-based institution under scrutiny, although specific objections and next steps were not provided in the headline.
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Education · The Punch ·
WAEC result crisis worsens as official alleges irregularities, glitches
The West African Examinations Council result crisis has intensified following allegations by an official of irregularities and technical glitches. The development suggests continued uncertainty around the affected examination results, although the headline does not specify the nature of the irregularities, the scale of the disruption, or the official’s identity.
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Education · The Punch ·
Rivers wins Tinubu inter-school debate, Fubara hails students
Rivers State emerged as the winner of the Tinubu inter-school debate, while Governor Siminalayi Fubara praised the participating students. The headline highlights the state’s success in the competition and the governor’s commendation of the students’ performance.
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Education · The Punch ·
LASUBEB charges contractors to deliver quality school projects
The Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board has urged contractors handling school projects to meet required quality standards. The charge highlights the board’s expectation that construction and related works delivered under its supervision should be properly executed and fit for their intended educational use.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·AGILE graduates 1,868 girls, women from alternative education programme in Zamfara
The Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) has graduated 1,868 girls and women in Zamfara State through an alternative education programme. The initiative provided participants with an educational pathway outside the conventional system, marking their completion of the programme.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Nat’l Mosque Imam hails 23-year-old best graduate of Islamic college
The Imam of Nigeria’s National Mosque has commended a 23-year-old student who emerged as the best graduate of an Islamic college. The recognition highlights the graduate’s academic achievement and reflects acknowledgement from a prominent Islamic leader, although the headline provides no further details about the institution or ceremony.
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Education · The Punch ·
NBTE begins inspection, accreditation of Gombe horticulture school
The National Board for Technical Education has commenced an inspection and accreditation exercise at a horticulture school in Gombe State. The process is expected to assess the institution’s facilities, programmes and compliance with applicable technical education standards, although the headline does not provide further details about the school or outcome.
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Education · PM News ·
Otti takes responsibility for strike at Abia varsity, apologises
Abia State Governor Alex Otti accepted responsibility for the strike at an Abia university and apologised over the disruption. The headline does not provide further details about the cause, duration, affected institution or steps taken to resolve the industrial action.
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Education · Premium Times ·Uba Sani approves ₦810m for 4,050 Kaduna vocational training graduates
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has approved ₦810 million for 4,050 graduates of vocational training programmes. The funding amounts to ₦200,000 per graduate and is intended to support beneficiaries after completing their training, according to Premium Times.
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Education · Nairametrics ·
SBC unveils jochebed angbazo as 16th recipient of 7up harvard business school scholarship
SBC has announced Jochebed Angbazo as the 16th recipient of its 7Up Harvard Business School Scholarship. The award supports her participation in Harvard Business School’s educational programme, continuing the scholarship’s initiative of providing selected beneficiaries with access to advanced business education and leadership development.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·Oyo TESCOM visits Oriire abductees, assures victims of sustained govt support
Officials of the Oyo State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) visited teachers or education workers abducted in Oriire and assured the victims that the government would continue providing support. The visit focused on welfare and reassurance following the abductions, though the headline does not specify the number of victims, circumstances, or additional measures announced.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·How to turn a Canadian post-graduation work permit into PR pathway
The report explains how international graduates in Canada may use a post-graduation work permit as part of a pathway toward permanent residency. It outlines the likely steps, eligibility considerations and immigration options involved, helping readers understand how Canadian work experience could support a future PR application.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·KASU lecturers begin two-week warning strike
Lecturers at Kaduna State University have commenced a two-week warning strike. The action is expected to affect teaching and other academic activities at the institution during the stated period, although the specific reasons for the industrial action are not provided in the headline.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·NYSC, JAMB to strengthen collaboration on mobilisation of corps members
The National Youth Service Corps and the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board are set to deepen cooperation on the mobilisation of eligible graduates for national service. The collaboration is expected to improve coordination between both agencies in managing information and processes connected with corps members’ deployment.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·JAMB clarifies result verification, says O’Level results already uploaded remain valid
JAMB has clarified its process for verifying examination results, stating that candidates’ O’Level results previously uploaded to its records remain valid. The clarification addresses how existing submissions are treated during verification and reassures affected candidates that they do not need to assume their earlier uploads have become invalid.
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Education · Leadership News ·
JAMB, NYSC Plan New Framework For Seamless Data Changes
JAMB and the NYSC are planning a new framework to make changes to candidates’ or participants’ personal and institutional data more seamless. The initiative is expected to improve coordination between both agencies and simplify the process of updating records, although the headline provides no further details on its scope or implementation.
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Education · The Punch ·
EXPLAINER: What students should know as FG moves to phase out non-technical poly courses
The Federal Government is beginning a process to phase out non-technical courses in polytechnics. The move means current and prospective students may need to understand which programmes will be affected, how institutions could adjust their offerings, and what the transition may mean for admissions, enrolment and future academic choices.
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Education · Daily Post ·JAMB warns candidates against re-uploading O’Level results, obtaining new verification code
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has warned candidates against re-uploading their O’Level results or obtaining a new verification code. The advisory concerns candidates involved in the examination and admission process, although the headline does not specify the reasons for the warning or penalties for non-compliance.
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Education · BellaNaija ·FG Opens Applications for ₦365 Million National Laureate Prize to Reward Top Student Researchers
The Federal Government has opened applications for a National Laureate Prize worth ₦365 million, aimed at recognising and rewarding outstanding student researchers. The initiative is focused on top-performing students engaged in research, with eligible applicants expected to apply through the announced process.
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