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Nigerian Government Confirms Safety of FGGC Monguno Students Following False Attack Reports
The Nigerian Ministry of Education has refuted claims of a terror attack on FGGC Monguno, confirming that all students and staff are safe and school operations remain normal.
Zoro International Open University Launches in Delta State
Zoro International Open University has opened in Bomadi, Delta State, to provide accessible tertiary education for students in riverine communities.
NINLAN Awaits First Take-off Grant After 33 Years of Operation
Prof. Ogbonna Onuoha announces that NINLAN is finally poised to receive a government take-off grant 33 years after its founding to boost infrastructure and research capabilities.
Nigerian Federal Government Initiates Removal of Tuition for Technical Colleges
The Nigerian government is working to eliminate tuition fees at Federal Technical Colleges to improve access to vocational training, as officials oversee a merit-based admission process following recent national entrance exams.
Displaced Michael Okpara University employees claim illegal replacement of staff
Displaced Michael Okpara University of Agriculture workers are seeking federal intervention, claiming 127 staff were unjustly fired and replaced by university officials.
UNIPORT Shuts Down Student Union as NANS Criticizes Move
UNIPORT management has dissolved all student union activities, prompting the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) to condemn the decision as an undemocratic abuse of administrative power.
NANS Denounces UNIPORT for Disbanding Students’ Union, Demands Adherence to Due Process
NANS has challenged the University of Port Harcourt's decision to dissolve its student union, citing a lack of due process and an infringement on democratic representation.
At 64, John Adesoye Becomes a Registered Nurse in the UK
John Adesoye, a 64-year-old Nigerian man, has successfully graduated as a registered nurse in the UK, proving that career transitions are possible at any age.
Obong of Calabar Urges WAEC to Restore Efik Language to Syllabus
The Obong of Calabar Executive Forum is pressing WAEC to return the Efik language to its curriculum, citing its historical significance and ongoing efforts to prevent its decline.
University of Calabar Terminates Eight Employees and Disciplines Lecturer for Misconduct
The University of Calabar has dismissed eight employees and sanctioned a lecturer for offenses ranging from examination fraud to financial mismanagement.