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Australia implements strict visa regulations for Nigerian students

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The Australian Government has announced the implementation of stringent visa regulations targeting Nigerian students and other international applicants amid a surge in migration numbers. Effective immediately, heightened English language proficiency requirements for student and graduate visas will be enforced, alongside measures granting authorities the ability to suspend education providers found in repeated violation of regulations […]

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Ban of certificates from Benin, Togo only affects unaccredited universities

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The Benin Republic chapter of the National Association of Nigerian Students has assured Nigerian students in the neighbouring country that the recent suspension of accreditation of degree certificates from the country only affects institutions lacking accreditation. The NANS President in Benin Republic, Ikenna Favour, made the clarification in a statement on January 2, 2024. The

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Students caught in examination malpractice will be banned for years — WAEC

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The West African Examination Council, WAEC, has stated that students who involve in examination malpractice will be banned from taking the Senior School Certificate Examination. The Examining Council disclosed the decision in a statement on Monday December 14, 2020, after the 70th Meeting of the Examination Committee which is the highest decision-making organ of the

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ASUU Asks FG to Ban Children of Public Office Holders from Studying Abroad

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has advocated that public office holders in the country be banned from sending their children/wards to study in tertiary institutions abroad. This was disclosed in a statement signed by the zonal Coordinator, Prof. Olu Olu Olufayo and the FUTA ASUU branch Chairman, Dr. Olayinka Awopetu, on Sunday November

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