Kess Ewubare
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WAEC blacklists 30 schools over examination malpractice
The Benue state government has disclosed some planned measures it intends to carry out in order to stamp the widespread examination malpractices by schools.
FG reaches agreement with university workers to call off nationwide strike
Striking Nigerian university workers may soon call off their industrial action following a Memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with the federal government.
Breaking: Nigerian university workers announce nationwide strike
Academic activates in universities may suffer setback as university workers affiliated to SSANU and NASU have disclosed that they will go on strike on Friday.
COVID-19: ASUU, vice chancellors clash over reopening of universities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and vice-chancellors of public universities have disagreed over the date for reopening of Nigerian universities.
Nigerian polytechnics begin nationwide strike, send warning to FG
Academic activities in all public polytechnics across the country have stopped for now as workers in the institutions announced a nationwide warning strike.
Nigerian governor sacks 2,414 teachers, gives reason for drastic action
The Kwara state government has raised concerns over the academic qualification of 2,414 teachers who were employed by the state Universal Basic Education Board.
How we rescued abducted Kankara students - President Buhari reveals details
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday reacted to the rescue of some kidnapped students of the Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, Katsina state.
Reopening of universities: ASUU makes crucial announcement after meeting with FG
Despite recent negotiations between ASUU and the federal government, public universities in the country will remain closed. ASUU said the strike still continues
Why I told lecturers to go into farming - Education minister
Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba has denied asking members of the ASUU to quit lecturing for farming. The minister of state for education said he only encouraged farming.
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