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Experts Advocate More Extracurricular Platforms for Children’s Holistic Learning

January 6, 2026

Education specialists and child development experts have called for an expansion of extracurricular programs in schools across Nigeria, emphasizing their role in promoting holistic learning and nurturing critical skills among students. The recommendations were made during a conference held on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, in Lagos, which brought together educators, policymakers, and development practitioners. According...

YABATECH Restates Zero Tolerance for Misconduct, Charts New Course for Digital Innovation, Research

January 6, 2026

The Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has reaffirmed its commitment to a strict policy against misconduct as part of a broader strategy to strengthen institutional discipline and promote digital innovation and research within the institution. The policy restatement was announced on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, during a college event attended by faculty, administrative staff, and...

New Vice Chancellor Sets Reform Agenda for Alex Ekwueme Federal University

December 23, 2025

The appointment of a new Vice Chancellor at Alex Ekwueme Federal University signals a renewed focus on institutional reform, academic quality and research relevance within Nigeria’s higher education system. The incoming university leadership has outlined priorities that include curriculum modernisation, staff development, improved research output and stronger links between academia and industry. These commitments come...

“You Can’t Scare Me” Tinubu Tells Opposition Amid 2027 Alignments

You can’t scare me was the message delivered by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as he responded to growing opposition alignment ahead of the 2027 elections. He spoke during a meeting with the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Abuja. The President said he would not be intimidated by political coalitions. He reaffirmed commitment to governance and democratic...

JAMB Blames Ad-hoc Staff Over Hijab Incident at Ibadan CBT Centre

JAMB hijab incident Ibadan has been attributed to an overzealous ad-hoc staff member at a Computer-Based Test centre in Ibadan, Oyo State, according to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. The Board said the action was not part of its approved procedures. It stated that the official involved acted independently during candidate screening. JAMB confirmed...

Amend New Tax Laws, PIA, Electricity Act: NESG Urges NASS

“Amend new tax laws” has been recommended by the Nigeria Economic Summit Group, which called on the National Assembly to review key economic legislation affecting businesses and investment. The group said reforms should extend to the Petroleum Industry Act and Electricity Act. The recommendation was presented in a policy brief in Abuja. It aims to...

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