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Families initiate legal action against school following reports of cruel seclusion rooms
Families are taking legal action against a north London special school, alleging that their children were subjected to abusive treatment and false imprisonment within seclusion rooms.
New JAMB Head Vows Strict Action Against Exam Fraud
Newly appointed JAMB Registrar Prof. Segun Aina has pledged to eliminate examination malpractice through strict enforcement, technological innovation, and a focus on institutional integrity.
Federal Government Initiates Artificial Intelligence Training for 11,700 Educators
The Federal Government has launched an AI training project for 11,700 teachers in federal unity schools to modernize Nigeria’s education system and boost digital instructional skills.
300 Kano schoolgirls escape unharmed after classroom staircase falls
A group of 300 senior students at a Kano girls' school were rescued without injury after their classroom staircase collapsed, leaving them trapped inside the building.
Federal University Gusau Vice Chancellor Applauds Governor Lawal for Campus Infrastructure
Vice Chancellor Tukur Adamu of the Federal University Gusau has officially recognized Governor Dauda Lawal for his administration's support in constructing critical office and classroom facilities on campus.
Zamfara distributes updated educational curricula to schools across three LGAs
Zamfara State authorities have distributed newly approved education curricula to schools in Zurmi, Shinkafi, and Moriki to advance local teaching standards and reform initiatives.
ESUT slaps N500,000 fine on post-exam reckless driving
ESUT has introduced a N500,000 penalty for students who engage in dangerous driving on campus after completing their final exams, aiming to curb accidents and ensure safety.
Oyo High Court Rules Against Forced Hijab Removal by JAMB
An Oyo State High Court has ruled that JAMB cannot force female students to remove their hijabs for exams, declaring the practice an unconstitutional violation of religious rights.
Oprah Winfrey to shutter South African girls’ school after two decades
Oprah Winfrey's leadership academy for girls in South Africa will close in 2027, with the foundation shifting focus toward a broader national scholarship program.
Governor Aiyedatiwa authorizes N1.1bn for Adekunle Ajasin University to resolve strike
Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has approved N1.1 billion to pay outstanding staff salaries at Adekunle Ajasin University following a 72-hour ultimatum from the student union.