19 October 2026

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Examination Bodies

Why 150 JAMB Cut-Off, Mocks Nigeria’s Education System.

Many Nigerians are not happy with the new 150 cut-off mark for university admission set by JAMB and other education stakeholders. Out of.

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States

Some Nigerian States Still Pay Teachers ₦18,000

Despite a new law approving a ₦70,000 minimum wage for teachers, some Nigerian states are still shockingly paying as little as ₦18,000, a.

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Universities

Are Global University Rankings Unfair to African Schools?

In the latest 2026 QS World University Rankings, not a single Nigerian university made it into the top 1,000, for the third year.

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CSR in Education

Nigeria’s Education Problem Starts from Primary School

There is serious trouble in Nigeria’s education system, and many people are pointing fingers at universities. However, the real problem begins at the.

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CSR in Education

Nigeria and China: Tale of Two Education Paths

China and Nigeria may both be developing nations with large populations, but when it comes to education, the gap between the two countries.

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CSR in Education

Nigeria’s Broken Education System: Who will Fix it?

Without a doubt, Nigeria’s education system is in a state of crisis, and it is costing the country significantly, particularly in terms of.

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CSR in Education

Why Africa’s Education Reform Must be Rethought

The African Union has announced a significant new initiative, the Decade of Education, spanning from 2025 to 2034. The idea is to allocate.

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Examination Bodies

JAMB Flags UTME Top Scorer Over Alleged Identity Discrepancy

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has raised concerns over the credentials of Chinedu Okeke, the highest scorer in the 2025 Unified.

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States

FCT Pupils Remain Home as Teachers’ Strike Continues.

Public primary school pupils in Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have remained out of school for more than three months due to an.

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Research

Nigeria’s Farmers Not Benefiting from Research — Experts

Despite decades of agricultural research in Nigeria, most smallholder farmers remain disconnected from the improved practices developed in research institutes, experts said at.

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