Nigerian govt dismisses civil servants with degrees from Benin, Togo universities

The Federal Government of Nigeria has terminated the employment of civil servants who obtained degrees from private universities...

India secures nationwide access to 13,000 journals in groundbreaking deal

The Indian government has secured a $715 million deal to provide free access to nearly 13,000 journals for 18 million students and researchers starting January 2025. While the initiative expands access for underfunded institutions and covers article-processing charges, critics urge reforms toward sustainable open-access models, emphasizing long-term needs in research publishing.

ASUU SAZU declares indefinite strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU) in Bauchi has announced an indefinite...

FUOYE clears female student after sex-for-grades intimidation by lecturer

The Federal University, Oye Ekiti (FUOYE), has cleared Ramota Olahanloye, a final-year student, to graduate after she accused...

EKSU justifies 50% fee increase for fresh students, calls it a...

The management of Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti (EKSU), has described the 50% increase in tuition fees for...

Oyo releases first batch of TESCOM 2024 recruitment list

The Oyo State Government has announced the release of the first batch of qualified applicants who participated in...

Five UNICAL students awarded scholarships to study Cross River gorilla habits

The Nigeria Conservation Foundation (NCF), in collaboration with the Wilder Institute Conservation Calgary Zoo, has awarded scholarships to...

UNIZIK reinstates Joseph Ikechebelu as Acting Vice-Chancellor

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka (UNIZIK), has announced the reinstatement of Prof. Joseph I. Ikechebelu as the Acting Vice-Chancellor...

Court stops parallel NAPPS exco

The Upper Area Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in Abuja has issued an interim injunction restraining...

Industrial Court awards N40 Million to wrongfully dismissed FUOYE lecturer

The National Industrial Court in Akure has ruled in favor of Professor Niyi Akingbe, the former Acting Dean...