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The Vice Chancellor of the University of Jos, Professor Tanko Ishaya, has described the power supply situation in the university as miserable, lamenting that even though the monthly bill has quadrupled since the current banding exercise by DISCOs, the university gets

In an effort to eradicate the menace of out-of-school children in Nigeria, UNICEF has engaged media executives to amplify and advocate increased enrollment and retention of children in school. Mr Ibrahim Mohammed, Social and Behavioral Change Specialist, UNICEF Kaduna Field Office,

From IKECHUKWU NNADI, Enugu In a determined effort to combat unemployment and equip the youth of Enugu North Senatorial Zone with vital employable skills, the Chairman of Igbo-Eze South Local Government Area, Hon. Barr. Ferdinand Ugochukwu Ukwueze, who also serves as

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Professor Florence Obi has said the institution is on course to defraying the tax arrears and levies estimated at about 3.7 billion naira to the Cross River State government. Professor Obi made this known

The Oyo State Government yesterday (Monday, December 2) said a total of 5,600 newly recruited teachers will be uploaded into its database and thereafter, ready to be deployed to public basic schools across the State. Speaking in Ibadan, the Oyo

A student of Glorious Covenant School, Rivers State, Master Ikenna Ikechukwu, yesterday (Saturday, November 30) emerged the 2024 MTN Nigeria mPulse Spelling Bee Competition champion. The News Agency of Nigeria  (NAN)  reports that Ikechukwu emerged the winner at the grand finale,

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), has described education as the most critical tool for development and future of Nigerians. Obi stated this yesterday (Saturday, November 30), at the 20th Anniversary of America University of Nigeria (AUN)

National leader of the Labour Party and presidential candidate in the February 25, 2023 election, Mr. Peter Obi has donated 10 computers and printers to Saint Augustine College, Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa. Speaking at the presentation in Yola on Saturday, Obi said the

The policy decision was resolved at the end of the 21st executive council meeting of the Kano State government, which was held yesterday (Friday, November 29). The university was named after the late renowned Nigerian diplomat and former Minister of External Affairs,

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has raised the alarm over the “increasing numbers of first-class graduates” churned out annually by private universities in the country. ASUU National President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, who expressed his doubts about the normality of