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England reports first decline in school suspensions since pandemic
Government data shows the first drop in English school suspensions since the pandemic, though rates remain higher than pre-2019 levels and primary school incidents have increased.
Abia State University Governing Council Begins Search for Next Vice-Chancellor
Abia State University has established a search committee to identify candidates for its next Vice-Chancellor, aiming to find a leader for the institution's digital-age future.
CONUA Backs NAMDA Regarding 2009 Agreement Strike Threat
CONUA has officially aligned itself with NAMDA, supporting the latter's threat to strike if the Federal Government fails to resolve the 2009 university agreement negotiations.
ASUU Urges Taraba Government to Fulfill Pending Agreements
The ASUU branch at Taraba State University is calling on the state government to finalize outstanding welfare agreements, including the Consolidated Academic Tools Allowance, to ensure continued industrial peace.
Zamfara State initiates recruitment drive for 3,050 educators
Zamfara State has commenced an online recruitment process to fill 3,050 primary school teaching positions, with applications closing on July 16, 2026.
Osun State University Criticizes Army Over Handling of Assault Allegations
Osun State University has clashed with the Nigerian Army over an investigation into alleged assaults on students, criticizing the military for demanding that victims testify directly before an internal board.
Global Education Rankings: Nations With the Lowest and Highest Literacy Rates
A breakdown of the nations with the lowest and highest levels of education, highlighting the socioeconomic factors driving these global disparities.
UNIOSUN Challenges Army Stance on Sexual Misconduct Claims, Pursues Legal Channels
Osun State University has dismissed the Army's request for students to report assault allegations directly to military investigators, citing concerns over victim safety and privacy, and has initiated legal action.
Schools offer delayed Monday starts to accommodate late-night World Cup match
Several schools across England are pushing back start times on Monday to allow students and parents to watch the late-night England versus Mexico World Cup game.
UNIOSUN Vice Chancellor labels military recruits as unfit following hostel assault
Osun State University is reeling from a violent military raid on student hostels and the tragic death of a student due to delayed medical access during a local festival, prompting calls for urgent institutional reforms.