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Railcard discount expanded to include 18-year-olds
Government officials have updated railcard rules to allow 18-year-olds to continue using the 16-17 Saver card, providing a 50% discount on most train fares.
Kano State Legislators Approve Cap on Private School Tuition Hikes
The Kano State House of Assembly has passed new legislation to regulate tuition hikes and improve administrative oversight for private schools in the state.
Dr. Otuaro praises President Tinubu as 16 PAP scholars graduate from UK universities
PAP Administrator Dr. Dennis Otuaro highlighted the success of 16 scholarship beneficiaries in the UK, crediting President Tinubu’s support for the program's educational impact.
NERDC Denounces Fraudulent Solicitation for Basic Education Curriculum Funding
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council has warned the public against a fake funding request circulating for the 2026/2027 Revised Basic Education Curriculum.
Over 7,000 applicants vie for positions in Abia youth leadership program
Governor Alex Otti announced that 1,000 youths were selected from over 7,000 applicants for the 2026 Abia State Leadership Academy bootcamp, a program designed to foster ethical leadership and innovation.
RCCG Theological College Celebrates 45th Convocation with 7,771 Graduates
The Redeemed Christian Theological College graduated 7,771 students at its 45th convocation, where leadership challenged the new ministers to rely on spiritual strength to impact the world.
Abia Public Schools Lead in Science Competition Success
Public school students and teachers in Abia State dominated a recent science competition, securing major wins in key subjects like Biology and Chemistry.
Parents and Students Successfully Oppose Strict School Policies
Families and pupils have successfully forced the Athena Learning Trust to wind down operations after protesting against strict disciplinary practices they labeled as cruel.
Teenager stands trial in Malaysia for school murder case
A Malaysian teenager faces trial for the murder of a female schoolmate, sparking national debate over the influence of social media on youth behavior.
Monday’s Headlines: Police Strain and Border Disputes Dominate
Newspaper front pages highlight concerns over policing resources, debates on border costs with France, and proposed changes to the national school curriculum.