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Federal Poly Bauchi Installs CCTV Cameras to Enhance Campus Security, Tackle Exam Malpractice

The Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi, has announced the completion of a research initiative supported by TETFund over the past two years. This initiative enables the institution to broaden its Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance beyond lecture halls to outdoor spaces, aimed at strengthening campus security. At present, the school has installed CCTV systems in select
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Education minister proposes two-year NYSC scheme

Olatunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, has proposed that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme should be extended from one year to two years. This suggestion was disclosed in an official statement shared on NYSC’s Facebook page, following a meeting between the minister and the Director-General of the NYSC, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, at […]
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2025 Schlumberger Early Career Internship Program for Undergraduate and Master’s Students

Schlumberger, a global technology company, is driving innovation in energy solutions to promote a sustainable planet. Together, we create groundbreaking technology that enhances access to energy for the benefit of everyone. At SLB, we believe that our innovation, creativity, and success come from our differences. We actively seek individuals from diverse backgrounds and
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Fire guts North-West University, destroys property

A blaze erupted at the city campus of North-West University Kano on Thursday, destroying property estimated to be worth millions of Naira. Although no fatalities were recorded, one staff member sustained injuries and is currently undergoing treatment at the hospital. The fire, which began around 11:20 am, affected the offices belonging to the Head of […]
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World Bank Approves $1.08 Billion Loan to Nigeria for Education, Nutrition, Economic Resilience

The World Bank has sanctioned three financing operations amounting to $1.08 billion to aid Nigeria in the areas of education, nutrition, and economic resilience. As stated on the bank’s website on Wednesday, the concessional loans are intended to enhance education quality, strengthen household and community resilience, and improve nutrition for underserved populations. The