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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.
Appellate Court Reverses Decision Allowing Hijab at University of Ibadan International School
The Court of Appeal in Ibadan has ruled that the International School, University of Ibadan is a private entity entitled to enforce its own dress code, thereby overturning a previous judgment that permitted students to wear hijabs.
Emir Sanusi Advocates for Entrepreneurial Growth in Nigeria
Emir Hameem Nuhu Sanusi advises Nigerians to focus on entrepreneurship over certificates, while Sokoto State University introduces new tech-focused degree programs.
ISIMPF to escalate hijab controversy to Supreme Court
The ISIMPF intends to bring its case to the Supreme Court after the Court of Appeal upheld a ban on female Muslim students wearing hijabs at the University of Ibadan International School.
Appellate Court Reverses Decision on Hijab Use at UI International School
The Ibadan Court of Appeal has reversed a lower court decision, ruling that the University of Ibadan International School can enforce its dress code policies regarding the hijab.
Canada-based Nigerian Doctor Advises Against Unsupervised Studies Abroad
Doctor Zo urges Nigerian parents to prioritize active supervision and guardianship for their children studying in Canada, warning that financial support alone cannot prevent drug use and mental health struggles.
Ojukwu University VC Defends Dismissal of Staff Facing Misconduct Charges
Vice Chancellor Kate Omenugha defends the dismissal of five lecturers for misconduct, dismissing counter-accusations and emphasizing her commitment to student safety and institutional reform.
Adamawa State University Lecturers Demand CATA Payments Within One Week
The Mubi branch of ASUU has issued a one-week ultimatum to the Adamawa state government to pay outstanding academic allowances or face industrial action.
ATBU establishes committee to oversee religious activities following DSS guidance
ATBU has formed an implementation committee to regulate campus religious activities and restore peace, acting on directives from the DSS after internal disputes.