Niger Delta University (NDU) and the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) have strengthened their collaboration in various fields including engineering, security, medicine, and meteorology. This partnership aims to enhance educational and operational capacities between the two institutions.

The NEPL/Seplat Energy Joint Venture has expanded its education investment in Delta State by commissioning two fully equipped Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) laboratories at Asagba Mixed Secondary School and Zappa Basic Secondary School in Asaba. According to Daily Trust, the joint venture also trained an additional 500 teachers in the state as part of the initiative, which forms part of its broader corporate social responsibility efforts to strengthen education in host communities.

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, has inaugurated a new governing council for the Redeemer's College of Technology and Management (RECTEM) in Ogun State, Nigeria, according to Punch. The council is headed by Professor Olufunk, whose full name was truncated in the report. The inauguration marks a leadership transition at the church-owned tertiary institution.

Nigeria's education minister has issued fresh directives to the vice-chancellors of 78 federal universities, ordering them to rebuild their Advancement Offices following a reported low turnout. According to the report, the government warned that universities must diversify their funding sources beyond reliance on government support. The move is part of efforts by President Tinubu's administration to strengthen the financial sustainability of federal tertiary institutions across the country.

The National Open University of Nigeria has appointed Ramatu Ibrahim as its acting bursar, according to Punch. The appointment follows the killing of the university's former bursar, Nasir Marafa. Ibrahim takes over the role on an acting basis as the institution moves to fill the vacancy left by Marafa's death. No further details about the circumstances of the killing or the appointment process were provided in the report.

The director-general of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr Dayo Mobereola, has pledged continued support for the Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN), Oron, in training and promoting Nigerian seafarers. Mobereola gave the assurance during a visit to the academy, stating that human capital development remained critical to the growth of Nigeria's Blue Economy. The visit underscored the agency's commitment to strengthening maritime education and building skilled capacity within the country's seafaring and maritime sector.