Nigeria sends 179 students to Russia on bilateral agreement
Federal government has selected over 179 students to study in various institutions in Russia under the Bilateral Education Agreement (BEA). The students who were picked
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ASUU directs members to join nationwide strike
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has written to all zonal coordinators and chairpersons of the union and demand that members be mobilised for the
40% IGR deduction will impoverish varsities, ASUU tells FG
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has told the Federal Government to remove universities from the list of agencies expected to remit 40 per cent
LASU removes Student Affairs Dean over allegations of certificate racketeering
The Lagos State University, Ojo, has removed the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Tajudeen Olumoko. His removal was in connection with a news report published
Inside Enugu school where students are packed like sardines
Emene Community High School, Emene in Enugu East Local Government Area of Enugu State is a one-of-a-kind school, where the teaching-learning experience is near zero,
Degree in witchcraft to start at UK University
*What does this mean for Uganda? An institution of higher learning in United Kingdom (University of Exeter) is set to start offering a degree in
Enugu sets up committee to probe alleged fraud in college of education
The Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, has constituted a seven-man investigative committee to probe the activities of the state College of Education (Technical). The committee’s
Conversion of 24 govt polytechnics, education colleges to varsities ploy to end technical education
No fewer than 24 polytechnics and colleges of education have been converted to universities by the federal and state governments. However, the Academic Staff Union
Tinubu assents to phased take-off of six new universities
President Bola Tinubu has given his approval for the phased commencement of academic activities at six of the 14 new Universities established during the twilight
Senate bill compels parents to enroll their children in schools or go to jail
The Senate has passed for first reading a bill that recommends a fine of N50,000 to parents who default in providing their children with primary
