UNN moves to boost researchENUGU—THE authorities of the University of Nigeria, UNN Nsukka have announced plans to encourage publication of academic books and research works by lecturers and staff of the institution.
Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor...
FUTO gets N130m Geo-science workroomOWERRI—The N130 million Mini-Geoscience Workroom donated to the Geo-Sciences Department, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, FUTO, by ExxonMobil, has been commissioned.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, the Manager Deepwater, Product...
Bauchi renovates college with N2bnBAUCHI — AS part of efforts to improve the education standard in the state, the Bauchi State government has spent over N2 billion to renovate AD Rufai College of Legal and Islamic Studies, Misau.
This was disclosed by Governor Isa Yuguda&n...
Varsity admission challenges worries VCOWERRI—The Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, FUTO, Professor Celestine Onwuliri, has expressed worry that “increased access to university education is still a major challenge in Nigeria because of the teeming population o...
Commissioner asks youth to embrace sportsThe Commissioner for Youths, Sports and Social Development in Lagos State, Ademola Adeniji-Adele, has called on the youth to engage their energy for sports development.
He gave the advice during a one-day athletics meet, organised by Lagos Sta...
50 ANSU students renounce cultismAWKA—Fifty students of Anambra State University, Uli have renounced their membership of different secret cults at a special ceremony organised by the management of the University.
Ten students renounced their membership of secret cults at ...
UNN admits 4,000 studentsENUGU—ABOUT 4,000 fresh students have been admitted into various academic programmes of the University of Nigeria, UNN, Nsukka for the new academic session, commencing March 10.
The university announced yesterday, the commencement of the new aca...
Jonathan urges end to varsity teachers’ strikeENUGU—ACTING President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed concern over the intermittent disruption of academic activities in the nation’s tertiary institutions through worker’s strikes and other forms of unrest, saying that the dev...