Saturday, October 10

Education

Kogi Poly Rector Assures New Intake of Modern Infrastructure

The Rector of the Kogi State Polytechnic, Professor Salisu Ogbo, has assured the new students of the institution of students’ centered learning environment, supported by improved infrastructure. The Rector also promised modern laboratories, ICT-driven examination systems, a functional library, secure…

FG Dismisses Claims of Abandoning Scholars in Morocco

The Federal Government has dismissed claims that Nigerian scholarship students in Morocco have been abandoned, describing the reports as misleading and deliberately intended to misinform the public. Earlier reports suggested that Nigerian students studying in Morocco under the Federal Government…

MAU VC dismisses professor’s N4m salary underpayment claim

The Vice-Chancellor of Moddibo Adama University, Yola, Professor Ibrahim Umar, has faulted claims of underpayment levelled against the institution by a professor in its Department of Education Foundations, Martins Fabunmi, to the tune of over N4m. Umar, speaking with The…

JAMB Confirms No Fee Hike for 2026 UTME & DE

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has downplayed the likelihood of an increase in the cost of application for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and Direct Entry. In a weekly bulletin on Monday, the board said the exercise would…

UNILORIN unveils CNG buses for campus transport woes

The Vice-Chancellor, University of Ilorin, Prof Wahab Egbewole (SAN), has unveiled five Compressed Natural Gas buses and 20 electric tricycles as part of measures to address persistent transportation challenges on the campus. Egbewole said the initiative was aimed at restoring…

Mixed Reactions From Education Experts

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has assured Nigerians that the cost of application documents for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and Direct Entry is unlikely to increase. The Board assured “parents, guardians, and prospective candidates” that it has…

Mixed Reactions From Education Experts

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has warned candidates intending to register for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and Direct Entry to verify that their National Identification Number details are accurate before creating their registration profiles. In its weekly…

Nasarawa tertiary institutions begin indefinite strike

The Joint Unions of Nasarawa State Tertiary Institutions have declared an indefinite strike over the “inability of government to comply with the mutually agreed full implementation of the New National Minimum Wage.” The JUNSTI Chairman, Samson Gbande, disclosed this while…

Varsities Must Lead in Ethical Governance, Says UNILAG Don

A Professor of Strategic Management at the University of Lagos, Abdul-Hameed Sulaimon, has urged universities and other institutions to deepen their commitment to corporate social responsibility, ethical conduct, and sound corporate governance, warning that neglecting these principles poses serious risks…

Foundation Trains 130 Students in Civic Leadership

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Nigeria has, this year, trained 130 students across four universities in a move to strengthen youth participation in governance and national development. The initiative, called the “Include Naija” project, seeks to promote fundamental human rights among…

Digital Skills Needed to Boost Graduate Employability in Nig

The Leader of the Senate, Opeyemi Bamidele, alongside academics, has urged policymakers, educators, and the private sector to prioritise digital skills and entrepreneurship training for graduates. Bamidele, who spoke recently at Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, highlighted global trends showing…

Professor Faults Indigene Bias in Nigerian Federal System

A Professor of Political Science at the University of Ilorin, Gbade Ojo, has decried that the “indigene” and “non-indigene” distinctions across various sectors have created social and political divisions that undermine national unity and cripple federal efficiency. Ojo, a former…

NUC okays 17 degree programmes for Fortune University

The National Universities Commission has approved the commencement of 17 undergraduate degree programmes at the University of Fortune, Igbotako, Ondo State. The approval is to take effect from the 2025/2026 academic session. The approval was conveyed in a letter dated…

Educator advocates for a strong children’s reading culture

The founder of Blossom in Etiquette and Manners and an English Language educator, Salome Olajide-Buari, has harped on the importance of a reading culture among children. Olajide-Buari gave this admonition as the organisation wrapped up its second annual Christmas Reading…

Gombe spends N661.5m on SSCE fees for 23,873 students

The Gombe State Executive Council has approved the sum of N661,557,121 for the payment of Senior Secondary Certificate Examination fees for 23,873 students across the state. State Commissioner for Education, Dr Aishatu Maigari, disclosed this to journalists after the 51st…

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