22 UNIUYO students bag First Class
A total of 8,012 students would be conferred with first degrees, higher degrees, as well as Diplomas and Certificates.
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83 obtain first class at Afe Babalola University
According to Mr. Ajisafe, ABUAD would graduate 83 first class out of 869 graduands.
Nigeria reintroduces History in schools from 2018/2019 academic session
The National Council on Education had approved the reintroduction of the subject in July.
Yobe schools resume after ‘injection’ rumour
Schools were hurriedly shut on Monday.
Universities that charge above N2,000 for post-UTME must refund excess to students – JAMB
JAMB also says it will partner with the foreign affairs ministry.
Fed Poly Ado Ekiti shut indefinitely
Two students reportedly died of malaria in the school.
LASU gets new deputy VC
An election held on Friday.
World Teachers’ Day: Nigerian govt vows to improve teachers’ productivity
The day is celebrated October 5 globally.
JAMB to enforce provision of O-level results before admission
Board kicks against 'under the table' admissions.
UNIBEN fixes new date for post-UTME
The post-UME was earlier postponed.
UPDATED: Why we suspended our strike for one month – NAAT, NASU, SSANU
The unions also asked the government to implement the agreements reached.
New Ogun polytechnic to commence operation November
The institution will start with 42 accredited courses.
Technological Devt: Nigerian Govt. To Strengthen Capacity Of Polytechnics – Minister
The minister said that technical and vocational education was the only way to solve the unemployment problem in the country.
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UNILAG postpones post-UTME examination
The registrar said a new date will be announced later.
ANALYSIS: WAEC rating highlights dwindling fortunes of education in South-west Nigeria
Students from South-west states are consistently performing poorly in WAEC examinations
Kaduna decries low turn-out of students in public schools
The parents say they cannot afford to send their children to school
