Nigerian school shortlisted for global prize
FG raises WAEC, NECO fees to N50,000 per candidate
Lagos gets 2 new universities, merges colleges of education
Senate passes bill to amend Federal Colleges of Education Act
Trustees of Olashore International School inaugurates independent panel into ex-student claims
International Day of Education: Let’s dedicate today to victims of bullying, assault, kidnapping in schools – Saraki
We’re determined to produce innovative, ethically sound graduates — Vice-Chancellor, Elizade Varsity
We are developing devices to tackle insecurity, says UNIMAID VC
Our education policy attracts over N2billion alumni fund ― Oyetola
Implementation of MoA: ASUU may down tools January ending
Gbajabiamila proposes Education Bank, students loan scheme
University of Kigali appoints Prof Hinson Ag VC
Sanwo-Olu reinstates suspended LASU registrar
Edo govt to recruit teaching fellows for senior secondary schools
Mum, student, hire thugs to attack teachers in Ogun school

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Plateau varsity begs ASUU, SSANU to suspend strike
The Management of the Plateau State University, PLASU, Bokkos has commended the local chapter of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Nigeria Universities, NASU and National Association of Academic Technologists of Nigeria, NAAT for suspending the strike action it earlier embarked on.
Polytechnics lament dearth of manpower
The Federal Government’s embargo on employment has affected the smooth running of Federal Polytechnics in the country.
Sly Oromoni: Should Dowen College be open for students to write terminal examinations?
A post by a legal practitioner, Mrs. Helen Essien on an online platform, Concerned Parents & Educators Network, CPE, run by renowned educationist, Mrs. Yinka Ogunde, asked for suggestions by members of the group if or not Dowen College should be reopened
Back to school: Low patronage for Abuja booksellers as parents struggle to meet school demands
THE Yuletide season is over as all official activities have returned to their normal schedules, and schools across Abuja, the nation’s capital, resumed this week.
Edo govt retires 2 Perm Secs, principals over students’ rampage
By Ozioruva Aliu – Benin City The Edo State government has retired the Permanent Secretaries of the Ministry of Education and the Post-Primary Education Board as well as the two principals of Idogbo Secondary School following the students’ rampage at the school on December 3, 2021. State Commissioner for Communication and Orientation, Andrew Emwanta, in a […]

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