Omooba Risawe Moshood Abiola Polytechnic,MAPOLY, Abeokuta,has matriculated over 2,850 students for its next 2016/2017 academic session. The rector of the institution,Prof Oludele Itiola made this known in his speech at the matriculation and oath taking ceremony of newly admitted students,held
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Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, chapter, has opposed the financial autonomy granted to the university by the state government. The university’s ASUU chairman, Dr. Nghargbu K’tso made the union’s position known yesterday when he led other members on a courtesy visit to the state House of Assembly standing committee on […]
Armed robbers stormed University of Uyo while students were reportedly reading at night in preparation for their forth-coming examination. Acording to Premium Times, the student were robbed of their phones, laptops and money aroun 10:36 pm on Sunday, February 12. While the robbery was going on in the night classrooms, another set of robbers allegedly […]
About 300 protesters led by the President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Chinonso Obasi, on Thursday stormed Abuja with placards demanding the prosecution and imprisonment of the Vice Chancellor of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Prof. Francis Otunta, over alleged fraud and bad governance. During the protest, which took them to the
Akwa Ibom State government will re-absorb the 5,000 teachers sacked last October on the grounds of alleged fake credentials and other irregularities observed in the recruitment process. The Head of Civil Service, Akwa Ibom, Mrs. Ekereobong Akpan, briefed reporters in Uyo. News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls the affected teachers, whose appointment letters were dated […]
Omooba Risawe The Students Union Government of Tai Solarin University of Education,TASUED, Ijebu-Ode of Ogun State on Monday embarked on a peaceful protest over alleged draconian policies introduced by the management,but the university in a swift reaction faulted the allegations. The protesters who were closely monitored by the police led by Divisional Police Officer,








