Education
More Pay for Educators As Kano Govt Announces Salary Raise for Academic, Non-Academic Staff
A 25–35% pay raise for academic and non-academic employees of the state's higher institutions has been authorised by the Kano...
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Ramadan School Closure? Kano Govt Sets the Record Straight
Concerns over the closing of elementary and secondary schools in several states during the Ramadan fast have been addressed by...
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TETFund Won’t Be Scrapped by 2030 – Minister Assures as Lawmakers Amend Tax Bills
The Ministry of Education says Nigeria's proposed tax reform bills are undergoing revisions to maintain the Tertiary Education Trust Fund...
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JAMB Registers Record 2.03 Million Candidates for 2025 UTME
As the registration for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) was formally closed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation...
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Amid Controversy, FG Appoints New Vice-Chancellor for Naval University
The nomination of Professor Lucian Chukwu as the official Vice Chancellor of Admiralty University in Ibuzor, Delta State, has been...
Read moreDetailsJAMB Confirms Deadline as UTME Registrations Hit 1.5 Million
The registration period for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, which opened on February 3 and will end on March...
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BREAKING: Court Reinstates Suspended UNICROSS Vice Chancellor, Professor Austin Angba
Professor Austin Angba has been reinstated as the substantive vice chancellor of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) by...
Read moreDetailsKano Gov Cracks Down on Student Exploitation, Bans Manual Labour in Schools
The governor of Kano State, Abba Yusuf has issued a warning to teachers and educators forbidding them from assigning kids...
Read moreDetailsMassive Underage Registration: 11,500 Minors Enrolled for 2025 UTME in Two Weeks
More than 11,553 minors have enrolled for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), says the Registrar of the Joint...
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Tough Times for Edo IDP Students as School Denies Them Exams Over Fees
Due to unpaid tuition fees of ₦116.3 million, students from the Edo State Internally Displaced Persons camp attending Western Delta...
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