South African university gifts students free data for online learning
The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, has begun giving out free data to its students as it prepares to commence...
Over two years after establishment, Zamfara State University gets principal officers
Governor Bello Matawalle has approved the appointments of three principal officers for the newly established Zamfara State University (ZAMSU).
COVID-19: ASUU strike and the danger of weapon of hunger
By Gbolahan Bolarin
Whose language is strike?
For those that think strike is synonymous with...
Open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari
The world is dared; we unarguably grapple with the unrest, pandemic of novel coronavirus, Covid 19. All countries of the world are...
First Technical University produces, donates washable face masks to Oyo
The First Technical University, Ibadan has donated washable face masks it produced to the Oyo State Government to support the Governor Seyi...
Kaduna State University begins online lectures for students
The Kaduna State University said on Friday that it has commenced online lectures for its students at home during the COVID-19 influenced...
Ekiti to use TVE to tackle unemployment
The Chairman, Ekiti State Board for Technical and Vocational Education, Kayode Babade, has said the Kayode Fayemi administration is investing in technical...
Despite students’ complaints, LASU begins online classes
Lagos State University has commenced online classes for undergraduate students in the school as uncertainty prevails on the likelihood of schools reopening...
COVID-19: Federal Polytechnic Ilaro develops ventilator
Engineers at the Federal Polytechnic Ilaro in Ogun State, Nigeria have manufactured a ventilator using locally sourced materials.
A...
COVID-19: UNILAG begins production of sanitisers
Academics at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) have joined in the production of hand sanitisers as a way of contributing to the...
COVID-19: Kogi begins radio programmes for students
Kogi State government has approved some academic intervention radio programmes for students in the state to bridge the education gap of this...
COVID-19 vs ASUU strike: Varsities and the fate of final year...
By Victor Akuma
If there are people in the academia who feel much pain owing to the outbreak of...
Devote lockdown to research, TETFUND charges lecturers, students
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) has urged Nigerian students and lecturers to make the most of the lockdown period by engaging...
Fresh controversy as Benue SUBEB chairman resigns
It appears that all may not be well within the Benue State Ministry of Education as the Executive Secretary, Benue State Universal...
COVID-19: FG considering TV, radio lectures for students
Nigeria's Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has revealed that the Federal Government was planning towards having students in higher institutions to receive...
‘JAMB score upgrade’ is scam
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has warned candidates who sat for the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to be...
COVID-19: Borno begins radio, TV lessons for students
The Borno Ministry of Education has begun ‘Learn at Home Programme’ for students preparing for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination...
Osun begins educational radio, TV programmes for students
The Osun State Government has announced the commencement of educational radio and television programmes for primary andsecondary school students of the state.
‘Airline crew members not being quarantined at UNILAG’
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has dismissed reports claiming that the some airline crew members were being quarantined on the campus.
Nigerian Law School adopts cumulative average in grading system review
The Nigerian Law School has reviewed its grading system. The review details is contained in a circular signed by its Director-General, Isah...
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