We’ll deploy everything lawful to protect JAMB’s integrity- Aina
Oloyede declared that he was leaving behind "a stronger, more transparent and globally respected institution"
Immigration crackdown: UK set to ban Nigerian students, others from bringing family
In what is best described as a major immigration crackdown on foreign students, the United Kingdom is set to announce new restrictions that will most likely stop Nigerian students, other nationalities studying in the UK from bringing their families over.
Over 11,350 teachers write professional qualifying examination
Over 11,350 candidates on Saturday, participated in the first batch of the Teachers Registration Council’s, TRCN’s, Professional Qualifying Examination, PQE, across the country.
JAMB remits N2bn as interim surplus in 2023 operating year
THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation, JAMB, has announced remittance of N2billion as its interim surplus for the 2023 operating year.
Withheld salaries: FG pays medical consultants, shuns ASUU, CONUA
The Federal Government has started paying the withheld salaries of some university lecturers, especially members of the newly-registered Nigerian Association of Medical and Dental Academics, NAMDA, leaving out other teaching staff.
Kogi govt approves university in Okunland
The Kogi State government has approved the establishment of a state university, which is to be sited in Okunland, Kogi West Senatorial District of the state.
