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Jigawa State has launched a 10-year education strategic plan and local operational plans, developed with UNICEF and NIEPA under an EU-funded programme, targeting access, quality and inclusion across the state's education system.
ASUU's Imo State University branch has begun a total and indefinite strike, accusing the Imo State Government and university management of failing to implement the December 2025 FGN-ASUU agreement nearly eight months after it was signed.
Baze University’s Board of Trustees has approved the Chancellor’s Annual Excellence Awards, beginning with prizes for the best PhD supervisor and best published academic staff, to be presented yearly at convocation.
The Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board has rejected claims of question paper leakage in the 2026 Common Entrance Examination and warned it will take legal action against those spreading false information.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Turkish Zone, has urged the Senate to amend the NELFUND law so that eligible Nigerians studying in accredited foreign institutions can access government-backed education loans
ASUU's NSUK branch has declared a total, comprehensive and indefinite strike over more than ₦3 billion in unpaid entitlements and non-implementation of the 2025 FGN-ASUU agreement, paralysing academic activities at the institution.
Newly resumed JAMB Registrar Prof. Segun Aina has resolved over 5,000 pending candidate complaints within five days of assuming office, after personally relocating his seat to the Board's SERVICOM unit to oversee resolutions.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has directed 20 universities to begin an indefinite strike following the Federal Government’s failure to fully implement the 2023 agreement.
A WAEC official in Makurdi says strict computer-based testing is the most effective way to curb exam malpractice linked to so-called "miracle centres," as teachers and school proprietors in Benue State weigh in on the debate.
The University of Calabar has warned the public against Bori Business School in Port Harcourt, which allegedly used UNICAL’s name and logo to advertise unapproved diploma, degree and postgraduate programmes.
JAMB Registrar Professor Segun Aina has personally led the resolution of more than 5,000 pending complaints in five days, addressing problems involving profile codes, biometrics, admissions, payments, e-PINs and document uploads.
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Education and technology experts behind new online learning platform Tekademy say industry-relevant digital training, not certificates alone, is what will prepare young Nigerians and professionals for the future of work.
