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Nasarawa State University paralyzed as ASUU launches indefinite strike over N3 billion debt
Academic staff at Nasarawa State University have initiated an indefinite strike to demand payment of over N3 billion in outstanding allowances and salary adjustments.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University Prohibits Final Exam Signing-Off Celebrations
Nnamdi Azikiwe University has banned all final year 'signing-off' celebrations on campus, citing concerns over violence, vandalism, and the presence of unauthorized individuals.
Police Interrupt UNICAL Church Service During Leadership Standoff
Police stopped a church service at the University of Calabar to prevent violence during a heated leadership dispute between the administration and the chapel's pastor.
Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Withdraws From Public Appearances Following Plagiarism Allegations
Jason Arday has cancelled several public engagements and stepped down from his Cambridge professorship amid allegations of plagiarism and questions regarding his personal background.
WAEC Advocates for Computer-Based Testing to Eliminate Exam Fraud
WAEC officials and local educators are debating the implementation of computer-based testing as a primary solution to combat examination fraud in Benue State.
Impact of New English School Uniform Legislation on Household Expenses
New rules in England limit the number of branded items schools can mandate, aiming to help families reduce back-to-school costs starting this September.
Federal University Dutse Addresses Former Lecturer’s Dismissal Dispute
Federal University Dutse denies allegations of wrongful termination against former lecturer Dr. Ramla Muhammad Kamal, citing adherence to due process and an ongoing legal battle.
NYSC Issues Call-Up Letters for Niger and Sokoto 2026 Batch B Stream II
The NYSC has made call-up letters available for 2026 Batch B Stream II participants assigned to Niger and Sokoto states following a delay in orientation activities.
Senator Ayo Arise Details His Role in Creating Federal University Oye-Ekiti
Former Senator Ayo Arise explains the bureaucratic process and his personal efforts to secure the Federal University Oye-Ekiti during the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
JAMB Registrar Resolves 5,000 Issues in Five Days Through New Service Reforms
Prof. Segun Aina, the new JAMB Registrar, resolved over 5,000 candidate complaints in five days by personally working from the agency's SERVICOM office to improve service delivery.