Category : Universities


ASUU Strikes Reimagined as Negotiation Language in New Book

A new book reframes ASUU strikes as structured negotiation language rather than mere disruption, analyzing how academic union militancy addresses deeper structural tensions in Nigeria's higher education system through employment relations theory.

EKSU Chancellor Unveils Digital Transformation Drive

Dr. Tunji Olowolafe, Chancellor of Ekiti State University, has announced Project Digi-Teach EKSU to achieve 100% digital proficiency among 650 lecturers, alongside new industry partnerships and virtual work experience programs.

UNILAG Promotes Sheyi Kehnny to Professor in Music

The University of Lagos has promoted Dr. Oluwaseyi Kehinde Ezekiel, known as Sheyi Kehnny, to Professor in the Music Unit. The distinguished scholar and acclaimed bass guitarist is celebrated for his contributions to musicology, technology, and performanc

EKSU Student Climbs from 3.95 to Perfect 5.0 GPA

Miss Amaris, an Ekiti State University graduate, achieved academic excellence by improving her GPA from 3.95 to a consistent 5.0, earning a first-class degree in Physiology through determination and parental support.

FUTO 2026/2027 Admission Cut-Off Marks for All Courses

Discover the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic year, including details on courses like Computer Science, Engineering, and Health Sciences, along with admission requirements and school fees.

15,000 LAUTECH Students Still Await NELFUND Loans

LAUTECH Vice-Chancellor Prof. Razaq Kalilu reveals that more than 15,000 students approved for federal student loans have not received funds, raising concerns about delays in the NELFUND scheme.

Shaibu Urges Discipline as NIS Matriculates 200 Students

Nigerian Institute for Sports Director General Philip Shaibu has charged 200 new students to prioritize discipline for success, following a year-long admission suspension for reorganization under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Nigeria's Plan for Polytechnics to Award Degrees Sparks Debate

Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa announces a policy to allow polytechnics to award degrees, aiming to end the HND-university dichotomy. Critics argue for alternative solutions to address structural inequalities without compromising educational standard

Graduate Rewrites UTME, Gains Admission to OOU

Olawole Deborah, a registered community health practitioner, returns to write UTME after graduation and secures admission to Olabisi Onabanjo University, inspiring social media reactions.

UNESCO: 2030 Education Target Unrealistic

UNESCO's latest report reveals that 272 million children and youth are out of school, with numbers rising for seven years, casting doubt on achieving universal education by 2030.

PTDF Shortlists 2,102 for Overseas PhD Scholarship

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund has begun selection interviews for its 2026/2027 Overseas Scholarship Scheme, targeting 2,102 PhD applicants to boost Nigeria's oil and gas sector capacity with a new split-site study model.

Kano Recruits Foreign-Trained Scholars for Key Sectors

Kano State government plans to hire 110 foreign-trained postgraduate scholars to address manpower gaps in engineering, pharmacy, and ICT. The move aims to accelerate development, while Malala Fund advocates for 15% capital expenditure on girl-child educat

Nigeria's Digital Education Leap with Blackboard LMS

Nigeria's higher education system is rapidly advancing through a nationwide Blackboard LMS rollout, onboarding 278 institutions and 2.2 million users. This digital transformation enhances teaching, inclusivity, and global competitiveness.

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