Category: Educational
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OYO NUT BOOSTS TEACHER TRAINING, TAKES LEGAL STAND AGAINST SCHOOL VIOLENCE
Union ramps up skills development while cracking down on cultism, bullying, and attacks on teachers The Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Oyo State Wing, is intensifying teacher training and taking firm legal action against violence in schools. Chairman Raji Oladimeji said the union has budgeted for regular statutory and non-statutory capacity-building programmes, including ICT-focused workshops…
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ABIA TERTIARY STAFF THREATEN STRIKE OVER SALARY DELAYS
Workers warn of disruption as government stalls 2024 salary structure The Joint Unions of Tertiary Institutions in Abia have announced a three-day warning strike starting March 18 over the state government’s delay in implementing the 2024 Consolidated Salary Structure. In a statement, the unions said all dialogue channels have been exhausted and described the delay…
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YOBE PROMOTES 1,700 TEACHERS TO BOOST EDUCATION SECTOR
State rewards dedication, strengthens learning outcomes in public schools The Yobe Teachers’ Service Board (TSB) has promoted 1,700 teachers across various cadres to reward diligence and enhance service delivery in the state’s education sector. Announcing the move on Tuesday in Damaturu, TSB Chairman Alhaji Yakubu Dokshi said the exercise recognises excellence and aims to improve…
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EKITI POLY RECTOR WARNS STUDENTS AGAINST CULTISM, DRUG ABUSE
New students urged to focus on academics and uphold discipline as they begin their tertiary journey. Dr Sunday Ajeigbe, Rector of Ekiti State Polytechnic (EKSPOLY), Isan-Ekiti, has warned students to steer clear of cultism, drug abuse, examination malpractice, and other social vices. He spoke at the institution’s sixth matriculation ceremony on Tuesday, attended by 274…
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AJALA MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST FEMALE NCCE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Teacher education gets a fresh push under trailblazing leadership. Dr Angela Ajala has officially assumed office as the first female Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE), pledging reforms to improve teacher training, staff welfare, and institutional growth. Speaking at her inauguration in Abuja, Ajala described teachers as “the quiet architects…
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BAUCHI WOMEN JOURNALISTS PUSH FOR HEALTH, EDUCATION RIGHTS
Empowering rural women to claim their rights. The Bauchi State chapter of NAWOJ, in partnership with UNICEF, has called for stronger protection of women’s rights to quality healthcare, education, and justice, marking the 2026 International Women’s Day in Durum Village, Bauchi LGA. Chairperson Hajiya Rashida Yusuf said the event aimed to raise awareness among rural…
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N1BN SCHOLARSHIP FUND LAUNCHED FOR 1,000 MIVA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Tunji Olowolafe Foundation opens doors for aspiring Nigerian leaders. The Tunji Olowolafe Foundation has unveiled a N1 billion “Gbemisola Olowolafe Miva Scholarship”, set to sponsor 1,000 students at Miva Open University over five years. The initiative, launched in Lagos, honors the late wife of foundation founder Tunji Olowolafe on her first anniversary. Olowolafe said the…
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KATSINA MOVES TO PROTECT SCHOOLS, INAUGURATES SAFE SCHOOLS STEERING COMMITTEE
The Katsina State Government has taken a major step toward safeguarding students and teachers by launching a steering committee to domesticate the National Safe Schools Policy. The Katsina State Government has inaugurated a Steering Committee on Safe Schools to strengthen safety across schools in the state and ensure children learn in a secure environment. The…
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UNILORIN VC PRAISES MEDIA PARTNERSHIP AT RAMADAN IFTAR
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. Wahab Olasupo Egbewole, has applauded journalists for their continued support and partnership with the institution, describing the media as key stakeholders in promoting the university’s growth and reputation. Egbewole gave the commendation while hosting journalists, staff members, students and other stakeholders at the university’s annual Ramadan…

