The federal government has banned honorary degree holders from using the prefix “Dr” and declared misuse of such titles academic fraud under a new policy.
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The immediate past UNILAG vice-chancellor, Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, has explained the reason 239 first class graduates employed as lecturers left within 7 years.
FG launches digital platform to monitor teachers nationwide
Federal government launched digital teacher portal to boost accountability, streamline licensing, and enhance professionalism in Nigeria’s education sector.
Apply Now: NECO invites applications from operators amid transition to CBT exams
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has announced nationwide recruitments amid its transition from pen-paper to computer-based examinations.
ASUU shuts Uniuyo, suspends exams over salaries, 2009 agreement
ASUU has suspended examinations after shutting down academic activities in the University of Uyo (Uniuyo) and UniAbuja also joined the nationwide protests.
School fees of Nigerian only-female university released: Nursing programme tops tuition table
Nigeria’s only all-female university releases 2025 tuition fees, with Nursing leading at ₦1,075,000. Full breakdown includes science, tech, and business courses.
WAEC extends CB-WASSCE registration deadline for private candidates, Nigerians react
Nigerians criticised the WAEC over the handling of May/June WASSCE results after the exam body announced the extended registration date for 2025 private candidates
Full list of available courses at Nigerian female-only university released
Explore the full list of courses at Tazkiyah University, a female-only institution in Kaduna shaping future leaders through values-driven education.
JAMB orders UTME candidates to reupload WAEC result, gives condition
JAMB has ordered all UTME candidates to immediately reupload their WAEC SSCE result. JAMB gave a specific condition in a statement on Monday, August 25.
Nigeria among few nations where most children start school in a foreign language, says NMEC boss
NMEC boss Dr John Edeh has urged Nigeria to embrace mother-tongue education, warning that reliance on foreign languages hinders literacy and cultural identity.
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