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Minister of Education clarifies controversial 18-year age limit for university admissions in Nigeria
Federal government of Nigeria plans to create guidelines addressing the 18-year age limit for university admissions, ensuring provisions for exceptional students.
“Not part of our curriculum”: Principals, parents denounce JSS book on termination of pregnancy
Secondary school principals and parents have denounced a Junior Secondary School Three science textbook on abortion for containing highly offensive contents.
Viva detergent champions anti-bullying campaign with 'Viva Clean Clothes, Clean Hearts' initiative
Viva Detergent, a leading brand in household cleaning products, is moving to make a difference with its initiative, the "Viva Clean Clothes, Clean Hearts" campaign.
Northeastern University, USA set to hold their second global study expo in Lagos, Assistant VC shares insights
Northeastern University is organizing a free study expo. The event will take place on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at the Lagos Marriott Hotel, Ikeja.
Top 5 highlights of the Indomie CSR donation at Aperin Oniyere Commercial Grammar School
Dufil Prima Foods visited Aperin Oniyere Commercial Grammar School, Ibadan, on October 3rd, to donate educational materials and assistive supplies to the students.
"Please refrain": Top Tinubu's minister cries Out, reason emerges
President Bola Tinubu's minister of education, tahir Mamman has warned people to stop reaching out to through his WhatsApp number over grave things that happened.
Strike looms as ASUU issues fresh ultimatum to Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu-led federal government has been issued a 14-day ultimatum by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to address its demands.
Pass rate in English and Maths: 5 key facts to know about NECO 2024 results
NECO 2024 results are out. More key facts about the results specifically as to participation rates, and how to check your scores and grades online emerge.
Abuja school teachers begin indefinite strike, gives reason
Primary school teachers in Abuja have embarked on an indefinite strike, demanding the settlement of owed wage arrears and allowances from the government.
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