As registration for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and the Direct Entry closed last Saturday,the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB granted a two-week waiver for candidates who failed to complete their registration processes. A statement...
By John Ikani Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, has emerged as the new president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU. He was elected early Sunday morning during a three-day conference of the union which held at...
By Chioma Iruke The Nigerian government has been accused by the national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, of deliberately killing and undermining Nigeria by willfully designing and implementing bad policies in their...
By John Ikani The Federal Government of Nigeria says it has begun the construction of 37 “smart schools” across the country. The move which is a part of efforts geared towards boosting Information Communication Technology (ICT)...
By Chioma Iruke Three students of Nigeria’s Ahmadu Bello University have emerged winners of the global grand prize in the cloud and artificial intelligence of the Huawei ICT competition 2019-2020. The university’s Vice Chancellor, Kabir Bala,...
A Nigerian professor, Ibrahim Abubakar has made the country proud in faraway United Kingdom with his appointment as Dean in the University College, London. In a statement, UCL said the appointment will take effect from August...
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