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Alausa Orders Universities to Expel Students Linked to Kidnapping Education Minister Orders Universities to Dismiss Students Involved in Kidnapping

Education Minister Orders Universities to Dismiss Students Involved in Kidnapping

Alausa Orders Universities to Expel Students Linked to Kidnapping

Otamere Gladness August 4, 2026

ABUJA, Nigeria – The Federal Government has directed vice chancellors, rectors and provosts of tertiary institutions across...

The Next School Attack Starts with an Open Gate An unfenced LEA Primary School in Katampe, Abuja. Security experts warn that the absence of perimeter fencing and controlled access leaves many Nigerian schools vulnerable to criminal attacks.(Photo credit: Edino Cornelius/AHR)

An unfenced LEA Primary School in Katampe, Abuja. Security experts warn that the absence of perimeter fencing and controlled access leaves many Nigerian schools vulnerable to criminal attacks.(Photo credit: Edino Cornelius/AHR)

The Next School Attack Starts with an Open Gate

Edino Chubiyo Cornelius July 28, 2026

ABUJA, Nigeria – After security forces rescued abducted pupils and teachers from a school in Oyo State,...

Tinubu Vows Rescue as Families Fear for Abducted Children “President Tinubu addressing judges at the 2025 conference in Abuja”

Tinubu Vows Rescue as Families Fear for Abducted Children

Edino Chubiyo Cornelius May 28, 2026

ABUJA, Nigeria – President Bola Tinubu has reassured families of abducted children that the Federal Government is...

Borno Closes School After Abduction of 42 Students Borno officials visiting communities after the abduction of students from a secondary school

Borno officials visiting communities after the abduction of students from a secondary school

Borno Closes School After Abduction of 42 Students

Mirian Gom May 27, 2026

BORNO, Nigeria – The Borno State Government temporarily closes and relocates Government Day Secondary School, Mussa, after...

Alarm as 60,000 Nigerian Schools Exposed to Security Threats NSCDC officials highlight security gaps affecting over 60,000 Nigerian schools during Abuja briefing.