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ASUU strike: Nigerian lecturers in talks with FG, highlight progress
ASUU strike: Nigerian lecturers in talks with FG, highlight progress, , The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, said it has kicked off negotiation with the federal government over its ongoing industrial action. The union disclosed this in a Strike Bulletin No. 2, issued by the National Strike Coordinating Committee (NSCC) and signed by Dr […]
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Mathematics was removed as criteria for Arts courses to avoid forgery – JAMB
Mathematics was removed as criteria for Arts courses to avoid forgery – JAMB, , The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has declared removal of Mathematics as admission criteria for Arts and Humanities courses was done to avoid forgery and realign policy with reality. JAMB Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, made this assertion while addressing journalists […]
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Mathematics: Nigerian govt make clarifications, say students must sit for subject during O’level
Mathematics: Nigerian govt make clarifications, say students must sit for subject during O’level, , The Federal Government has made clarifications on its earlier position on waving Mathematics for students in arts and humanity. It has now declared that Mathematics remains a compulsory subject for all students sitting for O-Level examinations, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise. […]
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ASUU strike: Embrace dialogue – Progressives Governors tell union
ASUU strike: Embrace dialogue – Progressives Governors tell union, , The Progressives Governors’ Forum (PGF) has appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to embrace dialogue in addressing its grievances with the Federal Government. This appeal was contained in a communiqué issued at the end of the Forum’s two-day meeting, read by its […]
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Nigerian govt urges adoption of sign language in schools to promote inclusion
Nigerian govt urges adoption of sign language in schools to promote inclusion, , The Minister of State for Education, Prof Suwaiba Ahmad, has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to advancing inclusive education and expanding learning opportunities for disadvantaged girls across Nigeria. She also called for the adoption of sign language in schools to bridge educational […]
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JAMB still prerequisite for admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria – Board dismisses rumours
JAMB still prerequisite for admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria – Board dismisses rumours, , The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has debunked claims by a news platform that the UTME, ‘JAMB’ examination is no longer a prerequisite for admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria.” A statement by JAMB’s Director of Public Affairs and […]
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Update students’ records ahead of portal opening for 2025, 2026 session – NELFUND to Universities
Update students’ records ahead of portal opening for 2025, 2026 session – NELFUND to Universities, , The Nigerian Education Loan Fund, NELFUND, has called on accredited tertiary institutions to update their existing student records and upload the details of all their students, both returning and newly admitted, on the NELFUND Student Verification Portal ahead of […]
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Every School Can Now Teach Coding and AI — Without Building a Computer Lab
In February 2025, Nigeria’s Ministry of Education officially announced the inclusion of AI, coding and digital literacy in the school curriculum starting September 2025. But here’s the challenge...
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Removal of mathematics from Arts courses will breed academic decadence – ARPSSON
Removal of mathematics from Arts courses will breed academic decadence – ARPSSON, , The President of the Association of Retired Principals of Secondary Schools of Nigeria, ARPSSON, Ogun State chapter, Comrade Alexander Obadimu, has raised concern over the removal of mathematics from arts and humanities courses, warning that the move could breed academic decadence. Obadimu […]
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Lagos, WAEC Partner on Smooth Transition to Computer-based Examinations
Lagos, WAEC Partner on Smooth Transition to Computer-based Examinations, , Funmi Ogundare The Lagos State Government is partnering with the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to ensure a seamless transition to Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for the May/June 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). This was the highlight of the recent WAEC State Committee […]
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