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IPPIS sparks anger as lecturer who earns N300,000 monthly gets N4,000 from FG
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics has cried out against the lapses inherent in the system and is threatening industrial action if it is not addressed.
Actor Kunle Afolayan celebrates as brother becomes professor (photo)
Popular Nigerian actor, Kunle Afolayan, recently celebrated his brother, Dr Adesina, after he became a professor. He thanked God for the achievement. Read more.
Nexford University: 5 trends accelerated by COVID-19
The pandemic stunted personal developments, but as we begin our 2021 journey, we look at 5 trends accelerated by COVID-19 to help you reignite those ambitions.
Nigerian polytechnics begin nationwide strike, send warning to FG
Academic activities in all public polytechnics across the country have stopped for now as workers in the institutions announced a nationwide warning strike.
Enugu state schools to resume January 18th - Government
Due to the containment of the COVID-19 pandemic, Enugu State Ministry of Education has announced January 18, as resumption date for all schools in the state.
Unilorin finally announces resumption of academic activities 10 months after ASUU strike
Kunle Akogun said the Senate of the University of Ilorin has approved the resumption of academic activities for the Rain Semester as from January 11, 2021.
JAMB awards five best performing institutions with N375m as UI, UNILAG missing (see list)
The minister Adamu challenged the runner’s up and other institutions to rise to the occasion at the next edition to give the present winners a healthy fight.
Triple blessings! Father graduates same day as his 2 daughters, their convocation photos go viral (see the degrees they bagged)
A cute Nigerian lady has taken to social media to announce that her family except their mum had their convocation on the same day as her father bagged his PhD.
Many Nigerian graduates can't read or write - Buhari's minister cries out
Malam Adamu Adamu, the minister of education while decrying the standard of education stated that most Nigerian graduates find it difficult to read or write.
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