NANS Issues 7-Day Ultimatum to UNN Over Fee Hike
NANS Issues 7-Day Ultimatum to UNN Over Fee Hike
NANS issued a 7-day ultimatum to UNN over a 100% fee hike, demanding reversal and dialogue. The deadline is Jan 16, 2026 or protests follow.
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NANS issued a 7-day ultimatum to UNN over a 100% fee hike, demanding reversal and dialogue. The deadline is Jan 16, 2026 or protests follow.
YSU opened online graduation clearance for 2024/2025 graduates. Graduates must complete the alumni portal form and upload their final year project online.
AFIT released its 2025/2026 HND supplementary admission list. Admitted candidates should complete acceptance, screening, and registration within the timeline.
BUK SUG caretaker urged peaceful elections, asking students to vote responsibly and avoid threats or violence. The memo stressed unity and tolerance on campus.
Jigawa State Polytechnic Dutse released registration guidelines for 2025/2026 students, including ₦5,000 acceptance fee and Remita registration payments.
FUMHSK will run medical screening for newly admitted students from Jan 12-30, 2026 at the University Health Center in Kwale, Delta State.
UNIABUJA has opened sandwich degree admissions for 2026. See available programmes, requirements, application fee, and deadline.
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ABU extends SBRS admission form sales for 2025/2026. See the deadline, application steps, and the N10,000 form fee.
FUTIA announces its 3rd matriculation ceremony for new students, with the date, time, and venue released.
Federal Polytechnic Idah sets final registration dates, venue, and documentation requirements for ND I and HND I students.
The Federal Government introduces a reusable textbook policy to cut costs, enforce quality standards, and reduce waste in Nigerian schools.
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