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Kwara North elders rejects appointment of KWASU new VC

A coalition of Kwara North Elders on Monday rejected the appointment of Prof. Muhammed Akanbi as the new Vice-Chancellor of Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete. The elders in a statement issued in Ilorin, described the decision of the state government to appoint Akanbi as ‘insensitive’, claiming it is extremely against the principles of ‘equity, justice […]

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Winners emerge in NYSC inter school maths competition

An SS2 Student, Augustine Uchenna, of Community Secondary School, Inshinkwo, Onicha LGA EBONYI has won the NYSC Inter Secondary Mathematics competition for all Secondary Schools in Onicha LGA. The competition was powered by Corper Aremu Ridwan at Community Secondary School, Abaomege. In a fierce contest that saw eight schools under Onicha LGA local Government of

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Group seeks revival of science subjects in schools

The Communications Coordinator of SciCom Nigeria, Mr Abdullahi Tsanni, has advocated the revitilisation of science subjects in secondary schools. Tsanni, in an interview with our correspondent, said the National Life Sciences Competition for students will inspire and motivate Nigerian secondary school pupils to take up career paths in science. He said the competition will give

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ABSU receives full accreditation in nine programmes

The 2019 Accreditation of Academic Programmes in Nigerian Universities by NUC, Abia State University (ABSU) has received full accreditation in nine out of the eleven programmes accredited, while two programmes were interim. The Following Programmes Were Awarded Full Accreditation: Law Mass Communication Library and Information Science Agriculture Political Science Surveying and Geo-informatics Geography and Planning

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COVID 19: Kano varsity produces hand sanitisers

Bayero University’s Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry has mobilized its staff for the production of Hand Sanitizers to be used within the university campus and possibly the Kano community. Already, a number of the academic staff from the Department who volunteered to participate in the project with a view to contributing their quota towards

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COVID-19: Ondo begins e-learning programme for students

The Ondo State Government said it has recruited and trained 25 teachers for the purpose of keeping students in the state busy during the forced holiday occasioned by outbreak of corona virus. Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Dr. Femi Agagu, who disclosed this in a chat with journalists in Akure said the programme was

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Education Minister Directs Varsities To Restart Session Through Virtual Teaching

Higher institutions shut to prevent the spread of Coronavirus are likely to reopen for teaching but through the e-platform Unsure of how soon the Coronavirus pandemic will end, Minister of Education Mallam Adamu Adamu on Thursday opened talks with 237 Vice Chancellors, Rectors and Provosts on how to reopen using virtual learning. He directed all

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Court Sentences Two To Death For Killing A UNIOSUN Student

Osogbo – Two persons have been sentenced to death by hanging by Osun State High Court sitting in Ikirun for killing a 400-Level student of Osun State University, Ipetu-Ijesa campus. The convicts are Elijah Oyebode (25), Yusuf Ajibade (28) and Jelili Raji (aka Ifa) (35). They were arraigned in Court on 14th November, 2017. They

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Four Nigerian Students In UK Test Positive For Coronavirus

Four Nigerian students in the United Kingdom have tested positive for Coronavirus. The students are beneficiaries of the 2019 Niger Delta Development Commission Scholarship Programme. SaharaReporters had published that the students were abandoned in the UK for eight months by the NDDC under Niger Delta Affairs Minister, Godswill Akpabio, and the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.

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