JAMB lifts ban on SIM swap, email change for candidates
Salary arrears: SSANU gives FG 14-day ultimatum, threatens indefinite strike
Invalidation of degrees from Togo, Benin: 22,000 Nigerians affected
Delta State student emerges winner in National Chemistry competition
High cost of software subscription plan limits effective use of online tools – Study
Nigeria’s declining rate of education hampering next generation’s ability to think critically – Report
TASUED Alumni cry out over exorbitant fee hike, demand reversal
Empowerment: Eke Urum sponsors SAT exams for 14 students through his foundation – Rumexx Foundation
Germany issues air freight security alert
Alleged diversion, NANS withdraws protest threat against NEMA
WASSCE: Reassess your age restriction, CPE tells FG
Education Minister, CONUA Executives meet
Basic education: UBEC laments dearth of teachers

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Why parents must monitor their children properly — Mrs Abdulsalam, Principal FCET
According to her, many students are being distracted by social media, peer group pressure among others, leading to them not showing enough enthusiasm in their academic work.
‘Meeting fruitful’; FG, ASUU reach compromise, reconvene September 6
Asked to explain what issues were discussed and the agreement reached, both parties refused to speak further
Tertiary education age limit: Tinubu’s govt behaves like sailor lost on high seas – Atiku
“This controversial policy belongs in the Stone Age and should be roundly condemned by everyone who believes in intellectual freedom and accessibility”
FUOYE has potential to become Africa’s best varsity — Governing Council Chair
THE newly-appointed Chairman of the Governing Council, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, FUOYE, Engr. Olukayode Ojo has promised to ensure the university becomes a globally recognised institution of learning.
Australia to cap foreign student numbers at 270,000
Australia plans to cap foreign student numbers from next year, the government said Tuesday, curbing a multi-billion dollar industry as it faces political heat on immigration. New international student numbers for university, higher education and vocational training will be limited to 270,000 in 2025, Education Minister Jason Clare told a news conference. “It will mean […]

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