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NANS pushes for negotiation to prevent AFUSTA strike in Kebbi
NANS is calling for talks between the Kebbi State government and the local ASUU chapter at Abdullahi Fodio University to prevent a looming strike over staff welfare.
Governor Makinde Selects New Rector and Leadership Team for The Polytechnic, Ibadan
Governor Seyi Makinde has appointed a new substantive Rector and principal officers for The Polytechnic, Ibadan, ending a lengthy period of acting leadership.
Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Resigns Amid Plagiarism Investigation
University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday has resigned following an investigation into plagiarism allegations and questions regarding his academic credentials.
NANS gives Ogun State 72 hours to rescue kidnapped students
NANS has threatened statewide protests if the Ogun State government fails to secure the release of kidnapped Gateway ICT Polytechnic students within 72 hours.
ASUU Claims Lagos Professors Earn Less Than Secondary School Principals
ASUU branches in Lagos state universities claim that senior professors are being paid less than secondary school principals and are calling on the government to implement the 2025 agreement.
NELFUND Distributes N303 Billion in Student Loans to 850,000 Beneficiaries
Over the past two years, NELFUND has issued N303 billion in loans to 850,000 students across 315 public institutions to alleviate financial barriers to higher education.
Edo Deputy Governor Honors Top South-South UTME Performer with Cash Prize
Edo State Deputy Governor Dennis Idahosa awarded N1 million to Daniel Osagiobare, the region's top-performing UTME student, to celebrate his academic excellence.
NANS calls for mediation as ASUU-AFUSTA signals potential strike action
NANS is intervening to mediate between the Kebbi State government and the AFUSTA chapter of ASUU following a strike threat over unresolved staff welfare demands.
Federal Government to Launch Regional Autism Hubs and Boost Specialist Training
Education Minister Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa announced that the Nigerian government will establish autism centers across all six geopolitical zones by 2027 while expanding university training for specialized therapy professionals.
WAEC Restricts Results for Candidates from States with Outstanding Debts
WAEC has blocked access to results for students whose state governments have failed to pay sponsorship fees, while also withholding results for nearly 168,000 candidates due to malpractice.