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Yabatech: Students, lecturers, wait anxiously for appointment of new rector
Governor Abiodun confirms Banjo as substantive VC of TASUED

ASUU strike: Why we adopted voluntary conciliation — Ngige

ASUU strike: Why we adopted voluntary conciliation — Ngige

ASUU extends strike by four weeks






COEASU extends strike by 3 weeks


Count us out of strike, ASUU’s faction, CONUA declares

ASUU: Unions to shut banks, airports, others over strike

JAMB warns CBT centres against extortion
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Strike: Our problems with ASUU — FG
THE Federal Government yesterday gave insight into why no union in the nation’s university system education was invited to last Thursday’s meeting held to assess the progress made so far on addressing the few outstanding demands of the striking university workers, such as the contentious payment platform and the renegotiation of their conditions of service.

Strike: We’re waiting for govt’s reply to our presentation — ASUU
*I’ve reported to those who sent me — Briggs By Adesina Wahab The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has said it was waiting for the Federal Government to respond to its presentation, so it could determine whether to call off the over four months strike its members embarked on to press home their demands. […]

Sack of 2,357 teachers in Kaduna is Illegal — NUT
Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers ( NUT) in the state, Ibrahim Dalhatu, has condemned the sacking of 2,357 teachers in Kaduna state, after failing competency test, describing the action as illegal.

NUC grants Enugu govt license to establish University of Medical Sciences
The National Universities Commission, NUC, has granted license to Enugu State Government, recognising the establishment of the State University of Medical and Applied Sciences, SUMAS, Igbo-Eno, Enugu State.

Basic education: Why Nigeria may not achieve global agenda by 2030—UNICEF
The United Nations Children’s Funds, UNICEF, in collaboration with Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office in Nigeria, has said that despite the progress made, Nigeria was not likely to achieve the global agenda of universal inclusive and equitable quality basic education for all school-age children by 2030 if the current very low public investment in the […]

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