A Ladoke Akintola University of Technology graduate with second-class honours in Agricultural Economics has gone viral after sharing his degree certificate and CV on X, appealing for job assistance.
The once-grand Ogbomoso estate of former Western Nigeria Premier Chief Ladoke Akintola has deteriorated severely after years of neglect and looting, with LAUTECH now taking over restoration efforts.
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde announces N5 million compensation and university scholarships for families of forest guards killed at Old Oyo National Park. Three suspects arrested.
Senator Teslim Folarin calls for a full investigation into claims a motorcyclist was shot at an APC unity rally in Ogbomoso. He stresses the party's commitment to peace and the rule of law.
APC stakeholders in Oyo State, led by Teslim Folarin and Florence Ajimobi, have mobilised support for President Bola Tinubu's re-election. Read about their strategy and the concurrent cabinet reshuffle by Governor Makinde.
The Agunbiade family in Ogbomoso renews its plea for compensation from the Oyo State government for ancestral land acquired for LAUTECH over three decades ago. They question fairness after Osun State reportedly received ₦8bn.
Fewchore Studios clarifies its historical film on Soun Ogunlola is an original work, not a remake of 'Ogbori Elemoso'. The project has the Soun's authorisation to promote Ogbomoso's cultural heritage. Read the full details.
LAUTECH announces 2025/2026 admission cut-off marks. Nursing leads with 260 JAMB score requirement. Check all departmental marks for your course.
Nigerian Ifa scholar Ayankola Ayanwuyi presented Yoruba ancestral knowledge at a UNESCO forum in China, arguing indigenous systems like Ifa offer solutions for modern digital innovation and global challenges.
ASUU warns of imminent nationwide strike as Federal Government fails to address 2009 agreement renegotiation. Universities face shutdown unless demands are met within 8 days.
Oyo state authorities confirm teacher Adegoke Abiodun died from Stage 4 bone marrow cancer, not student assault. Government warns against fake news spreading.
Medical lecturers at LAUTECH accuse management of deceit over CONMESS implementation. They demand immediate payment after 11-month delay, warning of potential academic disruption.