Education
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JAMB saga: Ejikeme Mmesoma names another student, Omotola Afolabi, whose UTME result changed from 138 to 338
JAMB said the student allegedly manipulated her result to “deceive the public to fraudulently obtain a scholarship and other recognitions”.
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JAMB saga: Anambra confirms Mmesoma’s UTME result is fake, transfers scholarship to another student as Innoson Motors launches probe
The government had to honour another candidate, identified as Nkechinyere Umeh, in her place.
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School head allegedly kidnaps self to hide N12 million scam
He was charged to court on two counts of fraud and faking his kidnap.
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France to invest €600,000 to teach Nigerians how to speak French
The Embassy of France in Nigeria has officially set in motion projects that would position French as a language of communication in secondary schools and across the nation’s public space.
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Lagos shuts RCCG school after 5-year-old pupil drowned in swimming class
The Lagos State Government has announced the closure of a school owned in the state by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) over the drowning of a five-year-old pupil, Chidere Eze.
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‘I dropped out of school because of poverty,’ Tinubu targets public sympathy to boost ‘certificate deficiency’
Reactions have continued to trail the reports that the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, did not submit his primary and secondary school certificates to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
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Islam: Muslim mob stones Christian student to death for posting ‘anti-Mohammed blasphemy’ replies on WhatsApp
Reports say they also set her remains on fire.
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Metro FM OAP Uche Igwe, aka Darksam, arraigned for allegedly sharing s*x tape of Chrisland schoolgirl
Mr Igwe, who works with Metro FM, Lagos state, is facing a two-count charge of cyberstalking and breach of peace, after being charged to court by the state government.
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2023: Senate President begs for mercy as NANS vows to disrupt political primaries over ASUU strike
Lawan made this appeal to the NANS President, Sunday Ashefon, alongside other officials of the union who were led to his office by a Methodist Bishop, Dr. Sunday Onuoha.
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More woes for Nigerian students as ASUU extends strike by 12 weeks
Ahead of the 2023 polls, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) also threatened to disrupt primary elections in Abuja if ASUU and the government fail to reach an agreement by the end of May.