Niger gov donates 100 bags of rice, 10 cows to corps members
Governor Umaru Bago of Niger has donated 100 bags of rice and 10 cows to the National Youth Service Corps to support the feeding of corps members in the ongoing…
Sokoto: Scholarship bond or bondage?
Beneficiaries must give back to the system that supported their academic and professional growth”.
‘Police detention experience pushed me to study law’ – 71-year-old Babcock graduate
It became a controversial decision. Many of my colleagues didn’t understand it at the time. They thought I was making a mistake
Act now to avert strike, ASUU warns education minister, presidency
“Feelers across campuses indicate that lecturers in Nigerian public universities are, to put it mildly, not happy. They teach students on empty stomachs.
Trump orders US colleges to reveal race data to prove fairness
Since returning to the presidency, Trump has waged a campaign against US universities, accusing them of being hotbeds of anti-conservative ideology, anti-Semitism and “wokery.”
WAEC apologises for WASSCE 2025 glitch, asks candidates to recheck in 24 hours
However, an internal review conducted post-results release uncovered unexpected technical bugs affecting the accuracy of the scores.
WAEC Massive Failure: Parents, group want papers cancelled
This year’s results showed a significant decline in performance, with only 38.32% of candidates achieving the same feat.
Niger: Lawmakers urge Gov Bago, ‘Ban sign-out celebrations in schools’
Some students exploit these events to settle personal scores, leading to destruction of property and disruption of academic activities.”
Just In: WAEC shuts down result portal over technical issues
Meanwhile, WAEC did not disclose the exact nature of the technical failure but assured the public that restoration efforts are underway.
Ebonyi: Lawmaker gives WAEC 7-day ultimatum to release withheld results
Ogah concluded with a warning: “WAEC should release the results within seven days or I will take them to court for abuse of office.”
