The 2026 World Mental Health Day is with the theme, “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.”
Mr Uduma said the university remained committed to widening access while maintaining academic standards.
The UNESCO representative to Nigeria, Isaias da Rosa, has advocated including persons with disabilities in policymaking to bolster their participation in nation-building.
Some Nigerian students have called for urgent reforms to improve the quality of university education, citing poor infrastructure and inadequate practical training.
AI system builder and automation specialist Mary Mmoh says digital infrastructure remains the most critical gap holding back Nigeria’s technology ecosystem.
The Enugu government has constituted development centres across the state’s 17 council areas to deepen grassroots participation in governance and improve community engagement.
PenCom set to launch a healthcare programme targeting 30,000 low-income retirees this month, alongside a minimum pension guarantee for eligible beneficiaries.
The military is implementing reforms to address workforce shortages and inadequate equipment and infrastructure affecting healthcare delivery within the armed forces.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf expressed shock over the death of Nafiu Baba-Ahmed, secretary-general of the Supreme Council for Shariah in Nigeria.
INEC says it will review the Federal High Court’s judgement ordering it to recognise and upload the name of the Accord Party presidential candidate for the 2027 elections.
