Maruf Tunji Alausa is Nigeria’s Minister of Education from 2025-2027.
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UTME waiver for NCE, ND candidates will boost tertiary admissions by...
Nigeria’s Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has said the Federal Government’s decision to exempt candidates seeking admission into National Certificate in Education...
ASUU warns of fresh strike over unimplemented 2025 agreement
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned that Nigeria’s public university system could be heading toward another round of industrial...
FG earmarks N250bn to tackle hostel crisis in tertiary institutions
06 May 2026, 8:38 pm WAT
By Fred Ezeh, Abuja
The Federal Government has earmarked N250...
FG disburses ₦11.8bn interest-free loans to 6,842 tertiary institution workers
The Federal Government has disbursed ₦11.8 billion to 6,842 academic and non-academic staff across Nigerian tertiary institutions under the Tertiary Institutions Staff...
Accommodation Crisis: FG, TETFund Launch 1,500-Bed Hostel Project at YABATECH
The Federal Government has commenced a major intervention to address the worsening accommodation deficit in tertiary institutions with the groundbreaking ceremony of...
FG launches National Laureate Prize with N20m award for top student...
The Federal Government has launched the Nigeria National Laureate Annual Prize Programme aimed at rewarding outstanding academic research...
FG appoints heads for NCCE, two new tertiary institutions
The Federal Government has appointed principal officers for newly established federal tertiary institutions as well as the National...
FG, ASUU sign 2025 agreement to end recurrent strikes
The Federal Government has formally unveiled and signed the renegotiated 2025 Agreement with the Academic Staff Union of...
FG unveils reusable textbook policy to cut education costs
The Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a sweeping policy aimed at reducing the cost of education for...
FG, ASUU sign new agreement after 15 years of stalemate
After nearly 15 years of protracted negotiations, industrial actions and mutual distrust, the Federal Government and the Academic...
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