27 October 2026

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Nearly 2,000 Students Battle for 500 Bursaries in Cross River
States

Nearly 2,000 Students Battle for 500 Bursaries in Cross River

Almost 2,000 undergraduates have applied for just 500 bursary awards launched by Senator Jarigbe Agom in Cross River North, underlining the scale of.

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Bauchi First Lady Presses Case for Grassroots Education
States

Bauchi First Lady Presses Case for Grassroots Education

The First Lady of Bauchi State, Dr Aisha Bala Mohammed, has urged greater investment in grassroots education after touring a series of recently.

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Kwara Turns the Tide in Nigeria’s Out-of-School Crisis
News

Kwara Turns the Tide in Nigeria’s Out-of-School Crisis

Nigeria’s struggle with the world’s largest out-of-school population has found an unlikely bright spot in Kwara State, where an aggressive mix of funding,.

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Africa Gains First ISO‑Certified AI Academy
Technology

Africa Gains First ISO‑Certified AI Academy

A Nigerian institution has become the first in Africa to secure dual international recognition for artificial intelligence education, a development observers say could.

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30 Years On, Command Alumni Return to Mentor
Alumni

30 Years On, Command Alumni Return to Mentor

Three decades after leaving Command Secondary School, Ipaja, the Class of 1995 has returned — not only to celebrate but to invest in.

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Nigeria Sets Sights on Cure for Sickle Cell
Research

Nigeria Sets Sights on Cure for Sickle Cell

The University of Lagos has placed itself at the forefront of Africa’s biotechnology race, hosting a week-long workshop on genome editing that showcased.

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Army Vows Command Schools will Lead Nigeria in Education
Institutions

Army Vows Command Schools will Lead Nigeria in Education

The Nigerian Army has declared its ambition to make its network of Command Secondary Schools the leading centres of learning in the country,.

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Stop Building New Universities, Says Former Health Minister
Ministries

Stop Building New Universities, Says Former Health Minister

A former Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Adewole, has urged the Federal Government to halt the establishment of new universities until existing ones.

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Girls Pushed to Break into Engineering Careers
CSR in Education

Girls Pushed to Break into Engineering Careers

Girls aspiring to enter engineering have been urged to seize opportunities in science and technology as the Mayen Adetiba Technical Boot Camp opened.

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Stakeholders Blame Education Policies for Sector’s Failures
News

Stakeholders Blame Education Policies for Sector’s Failures

Nigeria’s education sector will continue to lag unless government policies are reformed to reflect present realities, experts have warned. At a policy dialogue.

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