FG raises NASU hazard allowance by ₦126k, uniform benefit
The Federal Government has raised the hazard allowance for NASU members in federal universities, with senior staff now receiving ₦486,000 annually, effective January 1, 2026.
Category : Educational Policies
Abia Leadership Academy Gets 7,000 Applications
Governor Alex Otti's Abia State Leadership Academy attracts over 7,000 applicants for 1,000 spots in its flagship Youth Leadership Bootcamp, aiming to shape next-generation leaders.
Kwara’s education reform: From fragmented fixes to systemic
Kwara’s basic education overhaul under Gov. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has cleared UBEC debts, trained over 6,000 teachers, and boosted UTME scores, earning national and international recognition.
Sokoto Govt Expands Free School Bus Programme
Sokoto State Government expands free school bus programme for public schools, launching two buses on strategic routes to ease transportation challenges and boost attendance.
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UK Teacher Salaries: Primary, Secondary, Headteachers Pay
The UK government has released the annual salary ranges for primary, secondary, and headteachers in England, with variations by location and school type. Salaries in naira equivalent are provided.
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UK Easing Work Visa Rules for Nigerians: Key Changes
The UK is considering easing work visa rules for skilled Nigerians. Proposed changes include lower salary thresholds for healthcare, IT, engineering, and other sectors. Learn how you could benefit.
MASHET: New Framework Merges Humanities with STEM and STEAM
Dr Kola Adesina of Crescent University introduces MASHET, a learning framework integrating humanities into STEM and STEAM to enhance ethical reasoning and critical thinking.
NPA Urges FG to Review Textbook Ranking Policy
The Nigerian Publishers Association calls on the Federal Government to review its proposed textbook ranking policy, emphasizing stakeholder consultation and transparency to avoid unintended consequences for the publishing industry.
Lagos Urges Students to Excel in 2026 BECE Exams
Lagos State government charges Vetland Junior Grammar School students to aim for outstanding BECE results, emphasizing discipline and self-discovery for academic success.
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LASUSTECH, Dataphyte Academy Train Students in Data Journalism
LASUSTECH's Mass Communication Department partners with Dataphyte Academy to equip 300-level students with data journalism skills, including data visualization and infographics.
Nigeria Education Crisis: Experts Demand Systemic Reforms
Stakeholders at a Lagos lecture decry Nigeria's failing education system, citing 18.3 million out-of-school children and urging paradigm shift for inclusive, competitive education.
Media Narratives Key to Changing Perceptions About Girls
The Federal Government urges media to highlight girls' strength and achievements, shaping public perception and opportunities.
FG Commended for Sustaining NYSC at 53 Despite Challenges
The NYSC coordinator in Katsina praised the federal government for sustaining the scheme for 53 years, highlighting its role in national unity and development.
WAEC Advocates Better Teachers, Facilities for Students
WAEC's Nigeria head, Dr Amos Dangut, urges improved human and material resources in schools to enhance student performance after Ghanaian students top 2025 WASSCE results.
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NUT warns schools unprepared for 2027 CBT exams
The Nigeria Union of Teachers warns that many schools lack infrastructure and digital literacy for the planned CBT transition by 2027, risking inequality.
Minister Showcases Gains of Education Reforms at Forum
Nigeria's Education Minister Dr Tunji Alausa highlights successes in foundational literacy reforms at the Education World Forum in London, showcasing measurable impacts.
Minister Showcases Gains of Education Reforms
Education Minister Dr Tunji Alausa highlighted Nigeria's foundational learning successes at the Education World Forum in London, citing measurable impacts from state-led programs.
119 federal tertiary institutions join transparency portal
The Federal Ministry of Education integrates 119 of 124 federal tertiary institutions into the Federal Tertiary Institutions Governance Transparency Portal, capturing 32 million students and 221,229 schools via NEDI.
Chidoka Backs Alausa Education Reforms, Hails Data Initiative
Former Minister Osita Chidoka supports Tunji Alausa's education reforms, emphasizing the National Education Data Infrastructure as critical for Nigeria's future.
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FG worried over 80% education spending, low literacy
Nigeria's education minister reveals that despite receiving 80% of education investments, two geopolitical zones still record the lowest literacy rates, highlighting data gaps.
Nigeria Third as Students Abroad Surge 98% in Four Years
Nigeria ranks third globally for students studying abroad, with a 98% surge in four years. UNESCO report shows 142,000 Nigerian students abroad in 2023.
WAEC: 1.96m Candidates for 2026 CB-WASSCE
WAEC announces 1,959,636 candidates from 24,207 schools for the 2026 Computer-Based WASSCE, with female participation rising to 51.08%.
FG Declares Admissions Outside CAPS Illegal, Warns Institutions
The Federal Government has declared admissions outside the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) illegal, warning tertiary institutions of strict sanctions including licence suspension.
FG Retains 16 Years as Minimum Admission Age for Tertiary Institutions
Nigeria's federal government upholds 16 years as the minimum age for university admission, balancing inclusivity and academic readiness.
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Bunmi Adedayo Foundation 10th Anniversary Education Conference
The Bunmi Adedayo Foundation celebrated its 10th anniversary with a conference on education futures and awards, emphasizing STEM as key to Nigeria's competitiveness.
Kwara Gov to Commission Smart School in Katsina
Kwara Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq will commission a multi-billion naira Model Smart School in Radda, Katsina State, to boost digital learning and education.
Ozoani Urges Legal Education Reform, Digital Tools Adoption
Senior Advocate Emeka Ozoani calls for urgent overhaul of Nigeria's legal education and practice, warning that the profession must adapt to AI and digital tools or risk irrelevance.
Lagos Reacts to Viral Video on Violent Nursery Textbook
Lagos State Government investigates a viral video showing a nursery textbook with violent content; the material was not approved for use in schools.
World Book Day: Group Urges Parents to Revive Reading Culture
TY Buratai Literary Initiative calls on parents to rebuild children's reading habits, warning against excessive digital media exposure that erodes literacy.
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The federal government's six-year moratorium on new private universities aims to improve quality. But critics argue it's reactive, not proactive, and may not address systemic issues.
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