Federal Gov’t Declares Admission Into Tertiary Institutions Outside CAPS Illegal
The Federal Government has declared that any admission into Nigeria’s tertiary institutions conducted outside the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) ...
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JUST-IN: Federal Gov’t Sets Minimum Admission Age For Tertiary Institutions At 16
The federal government has officially put the entry admission age into Nigeria's tertiary institutions at age 16. This came as ...
Revitalising The Teaching Hospitals
The recent disclosure by the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, that President Ahmed Tinubu has approved a budget of ...
Education Minister Presents Provisional Licences To 11 New Varsities
Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Alausa presented provisional licences to 11 newly approved private universities on Wednesday in Abuja. The ...
Japa: Federal Gov’t Launches N110bn Fund To Upgrade Medical Schools
In a move to address the escalating exodus of Nigerian healthcare professionals popularly dubbed the "japa" wave, the Federal Government ...
JUST-IN: Federal Gov’t Approves 11 New Private Varsities
The federal government has approved provisional licenses for eleven (11) new private universities across the country, further expanding Nigeria’s higher ...
Lagos 2027: Pro-Seyi Tinubu Group Tells Alausa to Focus on Ministerial Duties
As the 2027 Lagos State gubernatorial election draws closer, a political group known as Lagos Agenda 2027 has issued a ...
Federal Gov’t To Develop National Policy To Combact Bullying In Schools
The Federal Government has announced plans to develop a national policy to address bullying in schools as part of broader ...
Ban On Foreign Training For Lecturers
The federal government has just announced that it is cancelling foreign training programmes for Nigerian scholars. The minister of education, ...
Re-strategising Global Partnerships To Boost Nigeria’s Education System
Despite considerable strides in recent years, Nigeria's education sector continues to grapple with challenges, from inadequate infrastructure to a lack ...
