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Court Warns UI Officials Over Student Portal Case
The Federal High Court in Ibadan has moved against senior officials of the University of Ibadan after they failed to carry out a ruling that ordered the restoration of postgraduate student Kayode Bello’s access to his portal.
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UNICAL ASUU Presses FG to Adopt Briggs Committee Deal
The Academic Staff Union of Universities at the University of Calabar has called on the Federal Government to finally adopt the recommendations of the Prof. Nimi Briggs committee set up to renegotiate the 2009 FGN–ASUU Agreement.
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Niger State Drops Cybercrime Case Against Student Activist
Niger State has withdrawn all cybercrime charges earlier filed against student activist Isah Mokwa after the Director of Public Prosecutions told the High Court that the state had no legal power to prosecute offences under the Cybercrimes!-->…
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Students Urge Government To Resolve ASUU Dispute
University students have asked the Federal Government to act quickly on the unresolved demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities to prevent another strike that could disrupt learning across campuses.
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Atiku Faults FG Over Kebbi Schoolgirls’ Release
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Wednesday criticised the Federal Government’s handling of the Kebbi schoolgirls’ rescue, saying their return should not be portrayed as an achievement but as evidence of the country’s deepening!-->…
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FCTA Denies School Closure And Suspends Education Secretary
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has refuted claims that all government schools would shut down on November 28, saying no such directive was issued by any arm of the administration.
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Kebbi Governor Says No Ransom Paid for Release Of Schoolgirls
Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris says no ransom was paid for the release of the 24 schoolgirls abducted from Comprehensive Secondary School.
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Wike Suspends Education Secretary Over False School Closure Memo
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has suspended the Mandate Secretary for Education, Danlami Hayyo, after a memo announcing the shutdown of all public schools in Abuja circulated without approval.
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ASUU Leaders Set To Review FG Offer On Wednesday
The Academic Staff Union of Universities will hold a National Executive Council meeting on Wednesday to decide its next move after the Federal Government’s renegotiation team wrapped up its discussions with the union.
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Over 8,000 FCTA Workers To Write Promotion Exams This Week
More than 8,000 staff members of the Federal Capital Territory Administration will take part in promotion examinations scheduled for this week.
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