Saturday, November 14, 2026

Education

February 21, 2026

FG moves to establish armed forces medical college

Mr Boriowo said the initiative would also address manpower shortages within the armed forces and expand Nigeria’s overall medical training capacity.

Tunji Alausa
February 20, 2026

BoI hands over 30-room hostel to Nnamdi Azikiwe University

The BoI handed over a 30-room hostel block it built to the College of Medical Science and Technology of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nnewi Campus.

Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU)
February 20, 2026

LASU prohibits part-time students from unionism

Mr Pemede assured the matriculating students that LASU would continue to offer more than academic excellence for personal growth and networking.

LASU
February 20, 2026

AfDB backs AUST to boost STEM in Nigeria

AfDB has supported AUST to strengthen advanced science, technology, engineering and mathematics education and research in Nigeria.

African University of Science and Technology
February 19, 2026

Salem University renews Johnson-Akubo’s appointment as VC

Mr Adejoh said the council’s decision was aimed at consolidating the current gains in all-round academic growth he brought to bear on the varsity.

February 19, 2026

Genotype awareness drive targets students at Trinity University

The Gail Sickle Initiative, in partnership with Trinity University, Sabo, hosted ‘Sickle Cell Alma Awareness Wednesday’ to educate students on genotype compatibility.

Sickle Cell Alma Awareness Wednesday
February 19, 2026

Paedophile Epstein, ex-Israeli PM Ehud Barak installed ‘high-grade’ equipment at Ogun university to spy on Nigerians, corner oil business

Mr Barak, through Mr Epstein’s connections, had a private meeting with then-President Goodluck Jonathan and other senior Nigerian military chiefs in June 2013.

Jeffrey Epstein, Goodluck Jonathan, Ehud Barak
February 18, 2026

UNESCO-REF, others partner to support Nigerians seeking overseas education

Ms Egbetokun said the MoU aligned with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda on education.

UNESCO
February 18, 2026

Group says underrepresentation, bias limit girls in STEM

The Nigerian Women in Information and Technology says that challenges such as underrepresentation, bias, and limited access to resources persist for girls studying STEM subjects.

Nigerian Women in Information and Technology
February 17, 2026

Ebonyi: Schools remain shut in Amasiri after curfew relaxation, Gov Nwifuru insists

Mr Nwifuru noted that the opening of schools presently had its disadvantages due to the dire security situation in the area.

Ebonyi state governor, Francis Nwifuru [Photo: Twitter]