Tinubu’s Aide Hails Release Of 20 Abducted Medical Students 

The Senior Special Assistants to the President on Students' Engagements, Hon. Sunday Asefon, has commended the federal government  and Nigerian Police Force, for swiftly...

Iranian universities rise up to support expelled pro-Palestinian students in US, Europe

Dozens of universities in Iran have offered free scholarships to the students who have been expelled from US and European universities for taking part...

577 Blind Candidates Among 2024 UTME Candidates

No fewer than 577 blind candidates are set to take the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination UTME in 11 centres nationwide. Chairman of the Joint...

New Zealand Universities Face Severe Financial Challenges

New Zealand’s universities are facing unprecedented financial challenges and the country’s higher education system is at risk, an official briefing says. The warning comes in...

We’ll Make Education More Accessible, FG Assures Nigerians

Federal Government, on Wednesday, pledged to make education more accessible to Nigerians. The Minister of State for Education, Dr Yusuf Sununu, pledged at the inauguration...

UK’s Aston University And LASU Moot Collaboration 

A leading British University based in Birmingham, the United Kingdom, Aston University, on Wednesday 15th November 2023 entered into a partnership discussion with Lagos...

Coup: Burkina, Niger Vows To Support Students Rejected By France

Students in Burkina-faso and Niger, who have been blocked from studying in France through that country’s withdrawal of visa facilities, are being urged to...

Morocco: Unemployed Ph.D. Graduates On Hunger Strike Land In Hospitals

Score of the protesters who form part of a group of unemployed Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D) holders in Morocco, who have been on...

New Clampdown On Students Amid Protests Over ‘Poisonings’

After some weeks earlier this year when campus protests in Iran appeared to calm down after months of conflict, new campus protests broke out...

Academic Freedom Declining In 22 Countries Worldwide

Over the past decade, academic freedom has declined in more than 22 countries representing more than half of the world’s population, four billion people,...
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Tinubu Inaugurates Seven Projects At UNILORIN

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has inaugurated projects at the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), as part of activities to mark the institution’s 40th convocation. They include...

UNIJOS Student Murders Classmate, Defies Pleas Forercy

A University of Jos student, Peter Mafuyai, has been allegedly killed by his colleague, identified simply as Nanpon Timnan, in their off-campus apartment at...

Kwara PDP, SUBEB Boss Trade Words Over Alleged Humiliation Of Teachers

The Kwara State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has condemned what it described as the “humiliation and public disgrace” of teachers by...