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Gov Bago inaugurates governing board for AA Kure University of Education
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Gov Bago inaugurates governing board for AA Kure University of Education
Niger Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago has inaugurated a 26-member Governing Council for the Abdullahi Abdulkadir Kure University of Education Minna. Governor Umaru Bago who inaugurated the Governing Council at the Government House Minna on Wednesday, described the event as historic and appreciated the Board members for accepting to key into the “New Niger” vision. The
Gov Bago inaugurates governing board for AA Kure University of Education
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‘With licence, Nigerians can bear arms’, Falana faults Army Chief’s statement
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‘With licence, Nigerians can bear arms’, Falana faults Army Chief’s statement
A Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Femi Falana, has criticised the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Taoreed Lagbaja’s statement where he sounded his disapproval for citizens to bear arms, following coordinated attacks by gunmen on Plateau State during the Yuletide. “I do not support that. I think that is a call for anarchy,” the army
‘With licence, Nigerians can bear arms’, Falana faults Army Chief’s statement
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We’re tired of promises, we want action, ASUU tells federal, state govts
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We’re tired of promises, we want action, ASUU tells federal, state govts
THE Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has expressed displeasure over the state of the nation. It urges the federal and other levels of governments to wake up and provide governance that will alleviate the suffering of the masses in the new year. The national president of the union, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, made this call
We’re tired of promises, we want action, ASUU tells federal, state govts
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FG reviews teacher education policy
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FG reviews teacher education policy
THE Federal Government has revised the National Teacher Education Policy (NTEP) to ensure that educators are equipped with the tools, knowledge, and skills needed for quality education. Minister of Education, Professor Tahir Mamman, SAN, who made this known in Abuja, noted that the review was done in collaboration with all stakeholders with the consciousness of
FG reviews teacher education policy
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UNIABUJA lecturers win N3bn research grants
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UNIABUJA lecturers win N3bn research grants
THE vice chancellor of University of Abuja (UniAbuja), Professor Abdul-Rasheed Na’allah, has revealed that some lecturers of the university have won over N3 billion in grants in 2023, following their applications to donor agencies for research grants. Na’allah made this known in Abuja during the award ceremony for researchers and authors, held at the main
UNIABUJA lecturers win N3bn research grants
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Nigerian Ahaghotu breaks Guinness World Record in painting marathon
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Nigerian Ahaghotu breaks Guinness World Record in painting marathon
AFTER painting for 100 consecutive hours, Nigerian art student, Chancellor Ahaghotu, has broken a decade-old record for the longest painting marathon, the Guinness World Records (GWR) said on Wednesday. Chancellor, a sophomore at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta, Geor- gia, United States of America, surpassed the previous record of 60 hours
Nigerian Ahaghotu breaks Guinness World Record in painting marathon
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OBMS wins 6th RMRDC competition with cash prize of N1m
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OBMS wins 6th RMRDC competition with cash prize of N1m
Oritamefa Baptist Model Secondary school, Ibadan, Oyo state has won the sixth edition of the Raw Materials Research Development Council quiz competition with a cash prize of N1 million. Twenty-seven secondary schools participated in the annual event which was held at the auditorium of RMRDC, Abuja on Friday, December 15, 2023. The Hill City College,
OBMS wins 6th RMRDC competition with cash prize of N1m
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Nigerian vice chancellors in search of alternative funding for universities
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Nigerian vice chancellors in search of alternative funding for universities
CLEMENT IDOKO, in this piece, writes that the changing dynamics in higher education and funding cuts from government have contributed to forcing managers of Nigerian universities to think out of the box in order to achieve sustainable funding, concluding that, nurturing and leveraging on alumni connections is one sure way out of the wood. JUST
Nigerian vice chancellors in search of alternative funding for universities
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Dementia misunderstood, but real in community — Adebusuyi
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Dementia misunderstood, but real in community — Adebusuyi
DIRECTOR of the Chief Tony Anenih Geriatric Centre at the University College Hospital (UCH), Dr Lawrence Adebusiyi, has said dementia, a reason many elderly people experience impaired ability to remember, think, or make decisions that interfere with doing everyday activities, is highly misunderstood but real in the community. Dr Adebusuyi disclosed this during the inaugural
Dementia misunderstood, but real in community — Adebusuyi
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How to improve Nigerians’ health — Osibogun, ex-LUTH CMD
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How to improve Nigerians’ health — Osibogun, ex-LUTH CMD
A former Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Professor Akin Osibogun, has said advancing the health of Nigerians in the 21st Century will require inter-sectoral collaboration to address the social determinants of health and ensure a resilient and sustainable health system. Osibogun, who spoke at the Medical Guild Lagos 2023
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