Nigeria’s poverty rate climbs to 63% despite easing inflation — World Bank
Poverty in Nigeria rose to 63 per cent in 2025 despite a slowdown in inflation, underscoring the limited impact of recent macroeconomic improvements on household welfare, the World Bank has said.
VC set to re-position Unijos
UNIVERSITY of Jos, situated in the heart of Jos, has had its fair share of the negative impact of crises; the institution has also witnessed myriad of internal problems which disrupted academic activities for months leaving the staff and students stranded.
Private varsities should be included in TETFUND — Crawford VC
VICE Chancellor, Crawford University, Professor Isaac Ajayi, has joined voices with other private universities in the country to call for the inclusion of private universities in the TETFUND scheme, as he also made it known that qualitative tertiary education cannot come cheap.
Appropriate Paper-based Technology (APT)
By using APT, not only is the expense minimal, but also chairs can be moulded to fit a child in a way that is not possible with wood
NUC lauds Babcock varsity’s giant stride in heart surgery
EXECUTIVE Secretary, National Universities Commission, NUC, Professor Abubakar Rasheed, has said that some Nigerian universities can now compete favourably with global universities.
1977 law school set marks 40yrs of graduation
MEMBERS of the Nigerian Law School Graduating Class of 1977 have said their upcoming anniversary lecture scheduled to hold, Friday, is to commemorate the important milestone of 40 years since graduation. The lecture titled, “We are Lawyers, We are Judges; Now Justice”, will take place at the Lagos Campus of the Nigerian Law School, Victoria Island, Lagos.
