Lagos Police adjust movement restriction to 6 am–3 pm for July 12 LG elections
“To accommodate medical emergencies and international travel, movement restrictions on July 12 will now start at 6:00 a.m., not 3:00 a.m.,” police said.
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FCT considers extending third term for primary schools
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) is considering an extension of the current third term for public primary schools following a prolonged teachers’ strike
Oyo bans on mobile phones, smart devices in schools to curb exam malpractice
Strict consequences await students using phones in Oyo schools—Commissioner
Keyamo inaugurates Ganduje as FAAN Board Chairman
The ceremony in Abuja follows Ganduje’s recent resignation as APC national chairman.
Lecturers end strike as FG releases June salaries
ASUU Chapters had earlier enforced a “no pay, no work” policy over five months of delayed salaries linked to the migration from IPPIS to GIFMIS.
JAMB: Anambra, Imo lead in UTME exam malpractice cases across Nigeria
JAMB has listed Anambra and Imo as leading states in UTME fingerprinting malpractice, with 19 CBT centres flagged nationwide.
Don’t embark on strike, NANS urges ASUU in fresh appeal
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has appealed to ASUU to reconsider its planned strike over delayed June salaries, warning it would disrupt the stable academic calendar.
FG sets 16 as official minimum age for university, polytechnic admissions
“This must be demonstrated and documented… especially for gifted children,” Education Minister Tunji Alausa said.
US embassy orders Nigerian student visa applicants to make social media public
“Effective immediately, all individuals applying for an F, M, or J nonimmigrant visa are requested to adjust the privacy settings on all of their personal social media accounts to ‘public.’”, the US Mission announced.
Peter Obi warns of global nurse shortage by 2030
“The most important infrastructure in health is the nurses because they are the closest to the patients,” Obi said.