Technology and education stories.
The Nigerian Publishers Association has rejected the Federal Government's new textbook ranking policy, warning that massive regulatory fee hikes will create market monopolies and drive book prices out of reach for average families.
A prominent secondary school alumni association in Osun State has donated ₦3 million in financial rewards to teachers and students to counteract falling morale and bridge government funding deficits.
The Rotary Club has commissioned a ₦15 million state-of-the-art vocational skills acquisition hub in a Lagos public school to equip graduating students with practical, market-ready trades.
.jpg)
The African Capital Alliance Foundation and Enactus Nigeria have concluded an intensive anti-corruption and ethics program across 40 Lagos schools, launching permanent clubs to institutionalize integrity among youths.
SSANU has issued a stern warning to the Federal Government over prolonged delays in finalizing the 2009 agreement renegotiations, threatening imminent industrial action across public universities if President Tinubu does not intervene.
The Rivers State Government has finalized plans to launch a rigorous enforcement exercise on June 15 to permanently shut down all unapproved private schools operating within its jurisdiction to restore structural and academic standards.
Nigerian Breweries has officially opened submissions for the 2026 Maltina Teacher of the Year contest, introducing an upgraded grand prize package to incentivize excellence among TRCN-certified secondary school educators.
Panic and mass student withdrawals hit several schools in Minna following widespread rumors of impending bandit attacks, prompting emergency security reassurances and increased patrols from the Niger State Police Command.
Recurring underground methane gas leaks near schools in Ijebu-Ode have led to the hospitalization of multiple students and teachers, prompting emergency environmental investigations and a temporary suspension of classes in the affected zone.
TETFund has commenced the disbursement of a N30 billion infrastructure intervention fund to establish state-of-the-art, multi-disciplinary research laboratories across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones to encourage indigenous scientific breakthroughs and curb academic brain drain.
ASUU has issued a definitive fourteen-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, threatening a total shutdown of public universities over the state's persistent failure to honour the 2009 infrastructure agreements and grant financial payroll autonomy via the eradication of the IPPIS platform.
The TRCN has removed over 15,000 unlicensed individuals from primary and secondary classrooms during a sweeping nationwide compliance drive aimed at professionalising the teaching industry and eradicating substandard educational practices.
