Education Minister Tahir Mamman announced that underage candidates will no longer be allowed to take the WAEC and NECO examinations in Nigeria. The Federal Government mandates an 18-year age limit for secondary school leaving exams, emphasizing compliance with established educational policies to...
The Nigerian Federal Government has approved a policy to fire workers with fake degrees from Benin and Togo institutions. Education Minister Tahir Mamman announced the decision, revealing that thousands of counterfeit certificates have been identified. Employers are now required to dismiss those...
The Nigerian Federal Government is cracking down on employees with fake degree certificates from Benin and Togo, enforcing termination for those caught. Announced by Minister Tahir Mamman, this move aims to protect the integrity of Nigerian educational qualifications and address the issue of...
Minister of Education reverses decision on admission age, now accepts 16 years for 2024 intake amid stakeholder pressure at JAMB meeting.
In a surprising turn of events, Minister of Education Prof Tahir Mamman has reversed course on the controversial age requirement for admission into Nigerian...
Nigerians question government integrity as Education Minister announces crackdown on fake certificates. Amid rising concerns over academic fraud, the Minister pledges to root out perpetrators.
In a bid to uphold educational integrity, Education Minister Tahir Mamman unveiled a comprehensive...
Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, has hinted at the possibility of members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) receiving half of their withheld salaries, pending President Bola Tinubu's approval.
This development arises...
The Nigerian government has announced plans to tackle the prevalence of fake university certificates within the country. Education Minister Tahir Mamman unveiled a roadmap aimed at transforming the education sector, emphasizing the need for a reliable database and proper planning to address...
In a recent announcement on a Channels TV program, Minister of Education Tahir Mamman revealed the Federal Government's intention to broaden its suspension of degrees accreditation and evaluation to additional countries beyond Togo and Benin Republic.
Expressing concerns about dubious...
In a shocking development, the Federal Government of Nigeria has suspended the evaluation and accreditation of degree certificates from the Republic of Benin and Togo. The announcement, made by the Federal Ministry of Education on Tuesday, comes in the wake of an undercover investigation...
President Bola Tinubu has declared the cancellation of the controversial 40% automatic deduction from the Internally Generated Revenues (IGR) of federal universities. The announcement was made during the 75th Founder's Day ceremony at the University of Ibadan, where Tinubu, represented by the...
Nigeria's new education minister, Professor Tahir Mamman, faces a daunting task as he takes charge of the nation's higher education sector, which broken promises and neglect have long plagued. Nigerian students, who have been most affected by these challenges, hope this leadership change will...
Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, has officially taken office following his inauguration by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The swearing-in ceremony saw 45 Ministers being sworn in at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Flanked by Minister of State for Education, Yusuf Sununu, Mamman expressed his...
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