The Federal Ministry of Education has ended physical verification for academic credential authentication and evaluation as the Federal Government moves the entire process online.

Ogun police have intensified security around schools with the deployment of a dedicated protection squad, while urging parents, teachers and residents to report suspicious activity.

Questions about Pantami’s professorial appointment have resurfaced as critics argue that voters should examine the records of candidates before the 2027 elections.

Benue has issued fresh directives to parents, teachers and learners as schools reopen, with warnings against abuse, bullying, phone use and compulsory extra lessons.

The Federal Government has warned contractors handling the N118.3 billion National Library of Nigeria project in Abuja that failure to meet agreed delivery targets could attract sanctions as authorities intensify efforts to complete the long-delayed facility.

The qualification attached to YABATECH’s Nursing Assistant vacancy has raised questions among nurses about the role of auxiliary nurse certification in institutional healthcare recruitment.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has released the 2026 UTME results of underage candidates while clarifying the conditions they must satisfy before they can be considered for admission. JAMB

TRCN says teachers and school owners should beware of fake websites, WhatsApp messages and individuals claiming to process registration and licensing on behalf of the council.

Federal Government is bringing Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education under one compulsory ranking framework to measure performance and improve standards.

JAMB is partnering with NIMC to introduce live facial verification for UTME candidates as part of a new strategy to strengthen identity checks and curb impersonation.