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NANS cautions Federal University, Wukari against expelling students over unpaid tuition
The National Association of Nigerian Students has warned Federal University, Wukari to stop penalizing students over delayed tuition payments as they await disbursements from the federal loan scheme.
Former Benue University Student Imprisoned for Theft as Institution Tightens Security
A former Benue State university student received a one-year prison sentence for vandalism, prompting school officials to reiterate their zero-tolerance policy regarding campus crime.
NANS Calls for Probe into Alleged Sexual Misconduct at UNIZIK
NANS has demanded an urgent and transparent investigation into a lecturer at Nnamdi Azikiwe University following reports of alleged sexual misconduct involving a student.
NAPTAN and NUT Demand Urgent Action on Safe Schools Initiative
Educational bodies NAPTAN and NUT are demanding the immediate and effective enforcement of the Safe Schools Initiative to stop the persistent threat of kidnappings and violence against students.
JAMB Issues Warning Against Unofficial Admissions as NUC Targets Over-Enrollment
JAMB has warned students that unofficial admission offers bypass legal channels, while the NUC prepares to audit universities to prevent enrollment beyond authorized capacities.
JAMB Issues Warning Against Unofficial Admissions as NUC Targets Over-Enrollment
JAMB has warned candidates that bypassing the official CAPS portal for admission is illegal, while the NUC prepares to enforce stricter monitoring of university enrollment quotas and AI usage.
NECO CBT Enhances Exam Integrity, Says Prof. Suwaiba Ahmad
Education officials and students confirm that the NECO computer-based testing format has successfully reduced examination malpractice while providing a smoother experience for candidates.
Minister Alausa identifies access as Nigeria’s core education hurdle
Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa argues that Nigeria's education crisis stems from a lack of transition opportunities for students, rather than initial enrolment numbers, while calling for data-driven journalism to boost accountability.
Education Minister Credits NECO Computer-Based Exams with Curbing Malpractice
Nigeria's Minister of State for Education reports that the new NECO computer-based examination system is successfully minimizing malpractice and enhancing the overall integrity of public testing.
Plateau State considers penalties for parents as 23.2% of children remain out of school
Plateau State officials are warning of potential sanctions for parents as they struggle with a 23.2 percent out-of-school rate among children due to insecurity and economic factors.