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Governor Abiodun Urges Graduates to Drive Solutions for Nigeria as He Receives Babcock University Honor
Governor Dapo Abiodun challenged Babcock University graduates to solve national problems while receiving a Good Governance Award and gifting cash rewards to top students.
ASUU branch at Moses Oshio Adasu University ends strike
Academic staff at Moses Oshio Adasu University have returned to work following the signing of a new agreement with the state government and school administration.
MOUAU Vice-Chancellor mandates reimbursement of NELFUND fees for qualifying students
MOUAU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ursula Ngozi Akanwa has directed that students who received NELFUND loans after paying their tuition fees be reimbursed immediately.
Professor Peter Olapegba Named as University of Ibadan Vice Chancellor
The University of Ibadan has appointed Professor Peter Olapegba as its new Vice Chancellor following a competitive selection process involving multiple candidates.
ICPC Prepares to Oversee Education Infrastructure Projects in Borno State
The ICPC is planning to monitor educational infrastructure projects in Borno State to ensure accountability and professional integrity, following a recent strategy meeting with SUBEB officials.
UNN Awards Degrees to 12,895 Students at 55th Convocation, With 168 Achieving First Class
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, announced that 12,895 graduands, including 168 First Class students, will be honored at its 55th Convocation Ceremony as the institution continues its drive for global competitiveness and infrastructural growth.
Federal Government Warns Students of Expulsion and Public Shaming Over Bullying
The Nigerian government has announced a strict crackdown on school bullying, threatening students with expulsion and public shaming to ensure safer learning environments.
MOUAU Addresses Hiring Dispute and Vindicates Vice-Chancellor
MOUAU officials have exonerated Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ursula Ngozi Akanwa from hiring controversies, stating the previous administration exceeded authorized recruitment quotas.
Federal Government lowers textbook evaluation costs ahead of national ranking launch
To facilitate the launch of the National Textbook Ranking System in 2026, the NERDC has reduced evaluation fees by 25 percent to encourage publisher involvement.
Nigeria Partners with Japan and UNESCO to Launch Digital Training for 2,000 Educators
The Nigerian government, in collaboration with Japan and UNESCO, has kicked off a digital training program targeting 2,000 educators to improve teaching standards through mobile-based learning.