WAEC withholds results of candidates from indebted states
Bridging the Gap: Transforming Nigeria’s education landscape through vocational institutions and promoting sustainable development
Japa: Feel free to leave, Kukah tells Nigerian youths
NECO gets 70 operational vehicles, scanning centre, others
NANS opposes 18 extra months for medical students of AAU, Ekpoma
ASUU kicks against inclusion of TETFund’s budget in annual budget
UniJos laments paucity of funds, absence of Governing Council, others
We’ll fight school fees increment nationwide, NANS vows
Public universities can’t retain best graduates — OAU VC
Winner of Rahamon Bello PhD thesis to get $1,000
Katsina Federal varsity abandons campus over insecurity
JAMB releases dates for 2024 UTME
2024 Budget: Student loan commences January — President Tinubu
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SubscribeMerriam-Webster crowns ‘authentic’ as word of the year
The venerable publisher, whose dictionary is especially popular online, said the trend was driven by people reading and talking about artificial intelligence, celebrity culture, identity and social media.
‘70% of female graduates ‘ve faced sexual harassment from lecturers’
Gender activists gathered in Abuja on Monday to demand expeditious presidential assent to the Sexual Harassment in Tertiary Education Institutions Bill 2019, which has since been passed by the National Assembly.
121 bag first class as Okpara varsity graduates 8,369 students
No fewer than 121 students, Saturday, bagged First Class at the 11th Convocation ceremony of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, MOUAU.
UNILORIN announces dates for 2023/24 Post-UTME
He noted that applicants for the screening must have chosen the university as first choice, either at UTME or Direct Entry level.
We‘ve roadmap to tackle challenges in education sector – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has said his administration has a roadmap for tackling the challenges confronting the education sector, and that the roadmap will help shape the future of education in the country.
UNN dismisses alleged admission racketeering, graduates 288 first class
The University of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN, has dismissed a recent admission racketeering allegation against the institution, saying that it lacked empirical evidence.
TASUED slashes tuition fees, accepts payment in instalments
…As alumni donate 2,000 seater hallBy Adesina WahabThe management of the Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED, Ijagun, near Ijebu Ode, has reduced the tuition fee payable by students by almost 40 per cent. The school has also given the students the grace to pay twice.Disclosing this on Wednesday, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Oluwole Banjo, […]
Interpreting topics was biggest challenge, says Adaeze, 13th UBA essay competition winner
The 15-year-old winner of the 13th edition of the UBA National Essay Competition, Chukwuazolum Adaeze, has said interpreting the given topics was the biggest challenge
Nigerian scientist, Victor Hammed, breaks new ground in Nanomaterials research
Born in Ilesa, Osun State where he had his primary and secondary school education before attending Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, where he graduated with distinction in Materials Science and Engineering, Victor Hammed has carved a niche for himself in the world of cutting-edge scientific inquiry.
Nigeria’s best page poet in 2015 debut with ‘Bush Radio’
To mark his 40th birthday, Godson Osarenren, Best page poet in Nigeria 2015, has unveiled his latest poetic compendium, “Bush Radio”.
Visa ban: UK varsities hit with low revenue as Nigerians turn to Canada
Most of the universities in the United Kingdom have been experiencing reduced admissions from international students, including Nigerians, following the dependant visa ban policy of the British government.
60-yr old man bags first class in sociology from UI
60-year-old Farouk Sanni has emerged as the best graduating student in the department of sociology at the University of Ibadan.
Strike: BUK suspends academic activities
The management of Bayero University, Kano State, has suspended all academic activities, including the ongoing undergraduate first-semester exams for 2022–2023, until further notice.
Unilorin to resume 2023/2024 session December 4
The new academic session of the University of Ilorin will begin on Dec. 4 when the new and returning students are expected back on campus.
WAEC begins computer based private examinations 2024
The Nigerian office of the West African Examinations Council,WAEC, yesterday announced plans to adopt the computer-based examination,CBE, mode for the conduct of its Senior School Certificate Examination, SSCE.
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