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Olayinka inaugurated as pro-chancellor of West Midlands Open University

Prof. Idowu Olayinka has been inaugurated as the Pro-Chancellor of West Midlands Open University, alongside other council members. He emphasized the role of distance learning in combating Nigeria's literacy challenges. The university aims to provide accessible, high-quality education to facilitate socioeconomic growth and develop future leaders.

LASU CESAR secures copyright protection for five innovative products

The Centre of Excellence for Sargassum Research (CESAR) at Lagos State University (LASU) has received copyright protection from...

YABATECH partners with FrieslandCampina WAMCO on research, academic exchange

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has entered into a strategic partnership with FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria Plc through the...

Ribadu assumes office as NUC Executive Secretary

Prof. Abdullahi Ribadu has officially taken office as the 9th Executive Secretary of the NUC, focusing on reforming outdated laws and enhancing university education access in Nigeria. He emphasizes staff welfare, professional development, and infrastructure expansion to tackle challenges in the higher education system, ensuring the NUC meets national educational needs.

35 children dead in Ibadan Christmas funfair stampede

The Oyo State Police Command has arrested eight individuals, including the ex-wife of the Ooni of Ife, Naomi...

Mojeed Alabi reelected as EWAN chairman

The Education Writers’ Association of Nigeria (EWAN) has reelected Mojeed Alabi as chairman for a second term during its AGM. New executive members were also elected, highlighting a transparent electoral process. Alabi emphasized the importance of quality journalism and advocacy in driving change in Nigeria's education sector and expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him.

UNILORIN issues deadline for collection of unclaimed certificates

The University of Ilorin management has urged graduates to collect unclaimed certificates by January 17, 2025. Certificates not collected will incur a fine of ₦3,000 per week. Graduates must present payment evidence, Statement of Result, and a valid Student ID. Compliance is encouraged to avoid penalties.

UNILAG mass communication prof becomes first alumnus inaugural lecturer

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) is set to make history on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, as its Mass...

Controversy erupts over conversion of Oyo State library to shopping complex

Governor Seyi Makinde’s administration is under intense scrutiny following its decision to convert a portion of the historic...

MURIC accuses nursing schools of hijab intimidation, threatens legal action

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has accused several nursing schools across Nigeria, including the University College Hospital (UCH),...