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Taraba students demand end to ASUU strike, issue 48 hour deadline

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Students of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, have suspended a planned peaceful protest against the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) but have issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the state government to resolve the crisis. Speaking to reporters in Jalingo, National Union of Taraba State Students (NUTASS) President, Aliyu Sulaiman, urged […]

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UNILAG VC challenges private sector to transform Nigeria’s health system

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In an inspiring dialogue on the PSHAN Leadership Series podcast, Professor Folasade Ogunsola, Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, recounted her unconventional journey into microbiology and called for bold private-sector initiatives to revamp Nigeria’s healthcare landscape. “I disliked microbiology as a medical student; it was one of my worst subjects,” Prof. Ogunsola admitted, sharing

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Abia doles out N150m grant to 150 best poly graduands, school graduates 6,621

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Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, has gifted 150 graduates of the Dr Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, a sum of N150 million as a grant to start their private businesses. A statement by the Special Adviser to the governor on Media and Publicity, Mr Ferdinand Ekeoma, stated that the governor donated the money last Saturday

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ASUP, NANS lampoon detractors working against Nekede poly’s growth

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Members of the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Owerri Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, the National Association of Nigerian Students, NekedeFedPoly Women, the Students Union Government, Senior Staff Association of Polytechnics and representatives of other stakeholders of the polytechnic, have cautioned detractors not to truncate the development being witnessed in the school. Speaking on behalf of the

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Yabatech Council appoints substantive Registrar, Bursar

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The Governing Council of Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech), under the distinguished leadership of Professor Funso Isolaowa Afolabi, has announced the appointments of Mrs. Henrietta Adebola Gbemisola Badejo as the substantive Registrar and Dr. John Olusola Dada as the substantive Bursar of the College. In a memo issued by the Acting Registrar, Dr. Emmanuel Akinwale,

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Lagos NAPPS elects Bodunde Samuel President, other new officers

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Dr Bodunde Samuel has been elected as the new President of the Lagos State chapter of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS). It could be recalled that the election of the new leaders followed the suspension and dissolution of the former Lagos State executive committee led by Chief Alaka Yusuf. Dr Bodunde

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Senate passes bill to establish Federal University of Mining in Jos

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The Nigerian Senate has approved a bill to establish the Federal University of Mining and Geo-Science in Jos, Plateau State, signaling a significant move to enhance the country’s mining sector. The bill, which repeals the Nigerian Institute of Mining and Geo-Science Act of 2018, was passed on Tuesday after the upper chamber considered the report

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From House Chores to High Scores: How Responsibility at Home Boosts Academic Success

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Throughout my years as a teacher and school head, one thing has stood out clearly: children who actively participate in house chores often excel in school, while those who don’t tend to struggle in surprising ways. The connection between the discipline developed at home and academic success in the classroom is undeniable. I vividly recall

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Alausa vows infrastructure overhaul, teacher training, and inclusivity for Nigeria’s future

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Nigeria’s Minister of State for Education, Dr. Alausa, has pledged a sweeping overhaul focused on infrastructure, teacher training, and modern educational resources. Highlighting the crucial role of education in national development, Dr. Alausa declared, “Education is the bedrock of our future!” and committed to delivering impactful results for Nigerian children. The minister emphasized a strategy

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Reclaiming Nigeria’s Education System: A Call to Action for Equity, Access, and Excellence

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Education is the cornerstone of societal progress, yet Nigeria’s education system remains in a precarious state. The absence of a unifying philosophy for governance and education has left the country grappling with systemic neglect. Without collective consciousness and demand for accountability, the essential link between quality education and national development remains weak. Nigeria’s failure to

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“Guosa: The Language of Unity” — Nigerian linguist advocates for West Africa’s lingua franca

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In a passionate call for linguistic unity across Nigeria and West Africa, US-based Nigerian linguist Professor Alex Igbineweka has championed his creation, the Guosa language, as a potential unifying force for the diverse linguistic groups of Nigeria and the ECOWAS region. Igbineweka, a retired Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) principal secretary, describes Guosa as “the centerpiece

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