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Two UNILAG Pharmacy lecturers win N900 million to research on key innovations
Dr. Margaret Ilomuanya and Dr. Mutiat Bolanle Ibrahim, two UNILAG Pharmacy lecturers, have won prestigious GC Africa grants worth over N900 million.
Umar Abdulrasheed Foundation Uplifts Ilorin with Educational Support and Women Empowerment
As many celebrated lovers on Valentine's Day, the Umar Abdulrasheed Foundation chose a different path, spreading love through the gift of education and opportunity.
"This has never happened": OOU's best student with 4.9 CGPA, Asisat, opens up on her success
Adegoke Asisat, OOU's best-graduating student with a 4.9 CGPA, has shared six things she did as an undergraduate that aided her success as well as challenges faced.
Kano varsity takes action as lecturer asks students to kneel and raise hands in video
The Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology Wudil in Kano has taken a major action on its lecturer who asked students to knee and raise their hands.
"My miserable N191k salary": University lecturer speaks amid protest against Tinubu
A university lecturer has been trending in video after revealing actual amount he received as alary amid protest against President Bola Tinubu's policy on economy
BREAKING: PDP Gov Mutfwang sacks all VCs, rectors, others, gives reason
PDP Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau has sacked all the vice chancellors, reactors and other heads of tertiary institutions in the state, given his reasons.
"I barely get money from home": Meet OOU 2nd best graduating student with 4.8 CGPA
Kazeem Adebola Abdur-Rahmon, the second-best graduating student of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), has recounted his challenges during his study time.
Kellogg's Super Star Essay Winning Students & Schools Get Over N25m in Educational Grants Nationwide
Kellogg Tolaram Nigeria recently hosted jubilant students and schools to a prize presentation ceremony for winners of "Kellogg's Super Star Essay Competition 5.0".
Canada province slams 2yrs ban on admission of Nigerians, others by new colleges, gives reason
Selina Robinson, post-secondary education minister in British Columbia, Canada province has explained why some new colleges banned from admitting Nigerians, others
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