Category: Education
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Education Minister Bows to Pressure, Admits 2009 ASUU Agreement Still Stands
The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has backtracked on his earlier claim that no agreement exists between the Federal Government and ASUU. In a fresh statement on Friday, he clarified that the 2009 FGN-ASUU agreement is indeed valid and enforceable, contrary to his remarks the day before. His initial comment in Abuja — dismissing ASUU’s…
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France Returns Skull of Malagasy King Beheaded in Colonial Era Massacre
The skull of a Malagasy king, decapitated by French troops during a bloody colonial assault in 1897, has finally been returned to Madagascar after more than a century in France. On Tuesday, French authorities handed over the skull believed to belong to King Toera, along with those of two other members of the Sakalava ethnic…
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ASUU President Blasts FG Over Broken Promises, Laments Exodus of Lecturers and Doctors
The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof. Chris Piwuna, has accused the Federal Government of neglecting agreements reached with the union despite countless meetings and negotiations. Speaking in an interview on Wednesday, Piwuna stressed that ASUU has always embraced dialogue, attending every session convened by the government. However, he lamented that…
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ASUU AAU Ekpoma Debunks The Claim Of Payment Of All Backlogs Of Staff Salaries By The University
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in the Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, Edo State, has described as false and misleading, the statement attributed to the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Sunday Olowo Samuel that the institution has cleared salary backlogs with a monthly subvention of five hundred million naira. On Thurdays, 21st…
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Edo Governor Urged to Dissolve Ambrose Alli University Council Over Recruitment Scandal
Two concerned Edo indigenes have petitioned Governor Monday Okpebholo to urgently dissolve the Ambrose Alli University Governing Council, citing corruption, irregular recruitment, conflict of interest, and academic collapse. They warn that continued mismanagement under Chief Dan Orbih threatens the university’s integrity, urging decisive intervention to restore transparency, accountability, and credibility. Your Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo…
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JAMB Orders Candidates to Re-Upload 2025 WAEC Results or Risk Losing Admission
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has issued a fresh directive to all candidates seeking admission this year: go back and re-upload your 2025 WAEC results. In a statement released on Monday via its official X handle, JAMB explained that the new instruction affects both candidates who had already uploaded their results earlier and…
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How Nigerian Students Are Hustling to Survive Campus Life Amid Rising Costs
The reality in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions today is a clear reflection of how tough the economy has become. Back in the day, parents could afford to send their children off to school with bags of food, provisions, clothes, books, laptops, and even basic home items to make life on campus comfortable. But those days are…
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WAEC and the 2025 WASSCE Results: Why Nigerians must look beyond the noise
By Adams Adamu The announcement by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) that it had temporarily suspended access to the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results due to technical glitches has naturally generated debate, anxiety, and in some quarters, opportunistic criticisms. Yet, it is precisely in moments like this that society must…
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He Served, He Suffered: Retired Police Officer Battles for Life After Selling His Only Home”
Adegbehin Adetarami, a retired Superintendent of Police, is fighting for his life in a traditional orthopedic hospital in Ikorodu. Once an officer who put his body on the line for Nigeria, he now lies in pain after spending over ₦25 million treating a spinal cord injury he sustained in the line of duty back in…
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Stakeholders Raise Alarm Over Ambrose Alli Vice-Chancellor Selection Process
STAKEHOLDERS at the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma have raised the alerm over the selection process adopted by the Governing Council, headed by Chief Dan Orbih. In a letter signed by Comrade, Asotie Momodu On behalf of concerned staff and students of Ambrose Alli University, due process for the selection of a new Vice-Chancellor must be…