ASUU Slams Kaduna Varsity VC Over Unauthorized Strike Suspension

Kaduna State University (KASU) is facing confusion following conflicting reports on the suspension of the ongoing ASUU strike. At a press conference on Thursday, Vice Chancellor Professor Abdullahi Ibrahim Musa announced that ASUU-KASU had called off its strike and classes would resume immediately. He said the decision came after Governor Uba Sani approved a ₦50 million monthly allocation for staff welfare and released ₦146 million to settle unpaid salaries and SIWES allowances. Musa added that the governor also approved the retention of a portion of the university’s internally generated revenue…

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Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Bags Honorary Doctorate Award

Asiwaju Moshood Shittu (AMS), a respected political figure and former Deputy National Campaign Secretary of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has applauded the recent conferment of an Honorary Doctorate Degree on Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso by the Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology (ADUSTECH), Wudil. The award ceremony, held at the university which Kwankwaso himself established during his first tenure as Governor of Kano State (1999–2003), was a celebration of his monumental contributions to education and nation-building. Reacting to the honour, AMS described Kwankwaso as a singular force…

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Osun state Students Score High in National Exam Rankings.

Osun State has made a remarkable leap in its national education rankings, climbing from 33rd position in early 2022 to 7th in the 2024 Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) results released by the National Examinations Council (NECO). This significant achievement underscores Governor Ademola Adeleke’s commitment to revitalizing the state’s education sector, a key promise from his 2022 gubernatorial campaign. Governor Adeleke’s pledge to bring Osun into the single-digit rankings has demonstrably begun to bear fruit. The “Standard Educational Performance Ranking of States in 2024 SSCE” report from NECO confirms this…

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JAMB releases shocking Results, Majority of Candidates score below 200

In a shocking update, JAMB revealed that over 1.5 million candidates failed to score 200 in the 2025 UTME. Out of 1,955,069 participants, only 420,415 scored 200 or above—a mere 21.5% success rate. This figure shows a major drop in performance compared to previous years. It also raises concerns about the academic readiness of Nigerian students. According to JAMB, 1,534,654 candidates scored below the 200 benchmark. This score is commonly needed for admission into many top university programs in Nigeria. The UTME tests students in English, Mathematics, and other core…

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Gombe Varsity Student Arrested Over Alleged Killing of Newborn Baby

Gombe Varsity Student Arrested Over Alleged Killing of Newborn Baby A female student of Gombe State University (GSU) has reportedly been arrested by police following the alleged death of her newborn baby, who was purportedly thrown from the third floor of a building on the university campus. The tragic incident is said to have occurred recently within the university premises. Sources indicate that residents or security personnel discovered the lifeless body of a newborn baby at the foot of a multi-storey building, believed to be a hostel or academic structure.…

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FUOYE Breaks Silence on Student’s Death, Denies Corpse Mutilation

FUOYE Breaks Silence on Student’s Death, Denies Corpse Mutilation Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State – The Management of the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), Ekiti state, has officially broken its silence regarding the tragic death of Modupe Atanda, a 200-level Nursing student, and has specifically addressed circulating reports about the condition of her corpse. In a statement released by the university on Friday, the institution clarified that while Atanda’s death was a deeply unfortunate incident resulting from stab wounds, reports suggesting her body was mutilated are inaccurate. “The university management is aware of…

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FGGC Sagamu Students Make Waves in Tech, Unveil Humanoid Robot ‘Kiki-Saggy’

FGGC Sagamu Students Make Waves in Tech, Unveil Humanoid Robot ‘Kiki-Saggy’ SAGAMU, OGUN STATE – A group of brilliant and dedicated students at Federal Government Girls College (FGGC), Sagamu, Ogun State, have achieved a remarkable feat in the field of technology, successfully designing and building a humanoid robot. The robot, named “Okikiola-Sagamu” and affectionately nicknamed “Kiki-Saggy,” was recently unveiled, showcasing the innovative spirit and technical prowess of these young female innovators. The project involved a dedicated team of students from various classes, who pooled their knowledge in science, technology, engineering,…

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She will be expelled – UNIPORT VC vows after catching female student in crop top and shorts

She will be expelled – UNIPORT VC vows after catching female student in crop top and shorts The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), Owunari Georgewill, has sparked controversy after he seemingly threatened to expel a student whom he deemed to be dressed indecently. Georgewill had asked the female student if she was comfortable in her indecent outfit, stressing that she is obviously naked in the outfit. The student in response defended herself, saying she is not naked and was comfortable in the outfit. This caused the VC…

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Harvard Defies Trump-Era Antisemitism Demands, Risks Billions in Federal Funding

Harvard Defies Trump-Era Antisemitism Demands, Risks Billions in Federal Funding Cambridge, MA – In a move that could trigger a significant financial fallout, Harvard University on Monday reportedly rejected a list of sweeping demands from the federal government, demands the Trump administration framed as necessary to combat antisemitism on college campuses. The Ivy League giant is now facing the potential loss of billions of dollars in federal funding as it pushes back against what it deems overly broad and potentially infringing measures. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that the…

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JAMB Registrar Highlights Impact of Automated Revenue Deduction on Agency’s Contribution to Consolidated Revenue Fund

In an appearance before the House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education and Examination Bodies on Wednesday, the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB), Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, revealed that the Federal Government’s automated deduction of revenue from registration fees for the Unified Tertiary Institutions Matriculations Examination (UTME) has significantly diminished the agency’s contribution to the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF). Prof. Oloyede disclosed the impact of this automated revenue deduction system on the board’s finances, expressing concerns about the resulting reduction in its revenue contribution to the government.…

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ASUU Expresses Concerns over Surge in Resignations from Public Universities

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) sounded the alarm on Tuesday, revealing that numerous departments and units within Nigeria’s public universities are grappling with staffing shortages due to a wave of lecturer resignations in pursuit of better opportunities. Prof. Ayo Akinwole, the Chairman of ASUU at the University of Ibadan Chapter, disclosed this distressing situation in Ibadan, Oyo State. He painted a bleak picture of the conditions in Nigeria’s public universities, noting that stress and frustration were palpable among poorly-remunerated lecturers. Akinwole contended that without urgent intervention, the trend…

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House of Representatives Steps In to Address Unpaid ASUU Salaries

The House of Representatives has taken steps to mediate in the ongoing dispute between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) over eight months of unpaid salaries. This decision was made following the unanimous adoption of a motion presented by Rep. Paul Nnamchi (LP-Enugu State) and co-sponsored by Rep. Aminu Jaji (APC-Zamfara), Rep. Julius Ihonvbere (APC-Edo), and Rep. Lilian Orogbu (LP-Anambra) during the plenary session on Thursday. Rep. Nnamchi, while moving the motion, highlighted the crucial role university lecturers play in the education system by providing…

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