The Federal Government through the National University Commission (NUC) has approved the introduction of B.Sc Cyber Security, Data Science Information system, Info-Tech, Computer science, and Software Engineering into the Nigerian university curriculum.
The NUC made this known today in Abuja through a statement made available to newsmen. Recall in the year 2021, the NUC inaugurated a committee of experts drawn from various disciplines and across Nigerian universities to develop a new curriculum that will address the knowledge gap that will fit into the minimum required academic standard for the contemporary courses of study.

There are speculations that a fresh strike may be underway in Nigerian public universities as the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities, ASUU holds a marathon National Executive Council, NEC, meeting in Calabar, Cross Rivers state to decide the next line of action It was learned that ASUU has been in a meeting since yesterday, November 3rd entered today Sunday 4th to further brainstorm on the University's faith as the federal government has remained adamant on their eight months' salaries withheld.

Academic Staff Union of Nigerian University, ASUU, Nsukka chapter has on Tuesday threatened to commence what they described as the “mother of All Strike” failure by the Federal Government to pay their withhold eight months' salary arrears that accumulated while they were on strike. UNN-ASUU chairman for Nsuka chapter, comrade Christian Opata, while addressing newsmen shortly before the union members embarked on a peaceful protest at the Nsukka main campus in Enugu state, hinted that the Institution will not hold any Senate or departmental Board meeting to approve student results.

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the adoption of a new national language policy for primary schools, making the various mother tongues a compulsory medium of instruction from Primary 1 to 6. This was disclosed on Wednesday by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu to State House correspondents immediately after the FEC meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, Abuja.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, on Monday, warned Nigerians that if the Federal Government kept withholding their wages, a new crisis would break out in the country’s universities. The University of Ilorin, ASUU Chairman, Prof. Moyosore Ajao, raised the alarm at a special congress of the local branch held at the university’s main auditorium on Monday. The university lecturers had staged a solidarity rally within the University of Ilorin campus before returning to the auditorium, where they addressed journalists on ‘Casualisation of Intellectual Workers in Nigeria: Prelude to Our Response.’ The Secretary of the union, Dr. AbdulGaniyu Olatunji, while reading Ajao’s speech said Members of the public are hereby sensitized and put on notice again that a fresh crisis, which will surpass all previous ones is looming again in Nigerian universities as our members cannot and will not continue to do free work that will not be remunerated.

The Federal Government (FG) has formally announced the reintroduction of History in the country’s basic education curriculum, 13 years after its removal from the curriculums of primary and secondary school education in the 2009/2010 academic session. This was made known on Thursday at the flag-off ceremony of the subject’s reintroduction by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu who was represented by the Minister of State for Education, Goodluck Nanah Opiah.