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Wukari NUT denies claims of involvement in PVC registration mobilization
The Wukari branch of the Nigeria Union of Teachers has refuted claims that it is mobilizing educators for PVC registration, stating that it remains a non-partisan professional body.
Seyi Awolowo Urges Nigeria to Move Beyond Subsistence Thinking in Education
Seyi Awolowo argues that Nigeria’s education system should prioritize innovation and artificial intelligence over the current focus on petty trade and subsistence-level survival.
NANS Requests Osun Campus Closures Due to Electoral Security Risks
NANS Southwest Zone D is urging the suspension of academic activities in Osun State tertiary institutions to ensure student safety during the August 15 gubernatorial election.
NANS Requests Osun Campus Closures Over Election Violence Fears
NANS Southwest Zone D has demanded a temporary shutdown of Osun State tertiary institutions, citing safety risks ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
University graduates share strategies for affordable ceremony attire
University students are combatting the high costs of graduation by opting for second-hand clothing, custom tailoring, and online resale platforms to celebrate their academic milestones affordably.
Lagos State Publishes 2026 Admissions for Model and Upgraded Secondary Schools
Lagos State has officially published the merit admission list for the 2026 screening into its Model Colleges and upgraded secondary schools, with instructions for enrollment now available.
Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club teaches bead crafting to students for World Youth Skills Day
In honor of World Youth Skills Day, the Lagos Ikoyi Elite Lions Club provided practical bead-making training to primary school students in Surulere, Lagos.
University of Abuja Law Student Secures Victory at West African Speech Competition
University of Abuja law student Amra Salihu won the 9th GIABA Inter-Universities Speech Contest in Freetown, Sierra Leone, beating out competitors from across the region.
Inside the World’s Smallest University Campus
Discover how the Tuvalu Campus of the University of the South Pacific provides essential education despite being the world's smallest university with only three classrooms.
ASUU ends 52-day strike at MOAUM following agreement with Benue state authorities
The ASUU chapter at MOAUM has resumed academic activities after reaching a tripartite agreement with the Benue State government and university management to address long-standing welfare concerns.