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ASUU Bauchi Zone Criticizes Gombe and Plateau States Over Unfulfilled 2025 Pact
ASUU's Bauchi Zone warns of industrial action in Gombe and Plateau states due to the ongoing failure of local governments to adopt the 2025 federal-union agreement.
ASUU Threatens Shutdown of Lagos State Universities Over Unmet Agreement
ASUU is set to shut down LASU, LASUSTECH, and LASUED because the Lagos State government has failed to implement the 2025 FGN-ASUU agreement.
Federal Government Urges State Leaders to Increase Educational Investment
Prof. Suwaiba Said Ahmad has challenged state governments to utilize their improved financial standing to prioritize and expand access to quality education for Nigerian children.
ASUU Lagos Zone Warns of Potential Strikes at State Universities
ASUU's Lagos Zone has warned that three state-owned universities may shut down due to the government's failure to implement the 2025 Federal Government-ASUU agreement.
Oyo State Government Mandates Academic Catch-Up Following Orire Kidnappings
Oyo State authorities have ordered public schools to recover lost academic time following a strike over kidnappings in Orire, while emphasizing their commitment to student safety and educational quality.
ASUU Lagos Chapter Warns of Potential Strike Over Unmet 2025 Agreement
ASUU's Lagos Zone has threatened to close three state-owned universities due to the government's delay in implementing the 2025 Federal Government-ASUU agreement and unresolved internal labor issues.
Pearson apologizes as England’s Sats results face delay
Pearson has apologized for a significant delay in England's Sats results caused by technical errors, prompting criticism from education leaders regarding reliability and fairness.
President Tinubu Prioritizes Education to Develop Niger Delta Workforce, Otuaro Says
Administrator Dr. Dennis Otuaro asserts that President Tinubu is focusing on educational investment to bolster human capital within the Niger Delta region.
UNN Mass Communication Department to split into five new degrees
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka will break its Mass Communication department into five specialized degree programs starting in the 2026/2027 academic year.
Nigerian Federal Authorities Welcome End to Oyo Teacher Strike
Nigeria's Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has lauded the suspension of the teachers' strike in Oyo State, praising the role of dialogue in resuming school operations.