Mr Wakilbe said verified enrollment increased from 1,133,604 in the 2024/2025 session to 1,303,000 in the 2025/2026 academic session.
Abdulazeez Musa, the country director at CBM Global Disability Inclusion, said inclusive education was not an act of charity but a matter of human rights, dignity and justice.
Wasiu Jimoh of the University of Ilorin has urged the government to recognise sustainable aquaculture as a strategic pillar of Nigeria’s food security agenda.
The curricula cover environmental health technology, public health technology, and epidemiology and disease control technology.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) extended the service year of 27 corps members for indiscipline in Osun.
Ibrahim Kabir-Masari has introduced a scholarship scheme to support Katsina indigenes studying medical and healthcare-related courses in Nigerian universities.
Some admission seekers and parents have expressed concern about the financial burden of securing admission into tertiary institutions.
Schools have reopened in Ebola-hit areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo after authorities abandoned plans for remote learning in high-risk zones.
Olufemi Dare, NSE Ibeju‑Lekki branch’s chairman, noted that the CREC™ programme “aligns strongly with our mandate to strengthen engineering practice and enhance member competence”.
Ms Olapade assumed office as the university’s fifth substantive bursar on Wednesday.
