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Senator Ayo Arise Details His Role in Creating Federal University Oye-Ekiti
Former Senator Ayo Arise explains the bureaucratic process and his personal efforts to secure the Federal University Oye-Ekiti during the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
JAMB Registrar Resolves 5,000 Issues in Five Days Through New Service Reforms
Prof. Segun Aina, the new JAMB Registrar, resolved over 5,000 candidate complaints in five days by personally working from the agency's SERVICOM office to improve service delivery.
A Guide to Navigating University Clearing During Results Day
Learn how to effectively navigate the university clearing process if your results differ from expectations, including tips on preparation, communicating with institutions, and making informed academic choices.
University of Ibadan bypasses admission limits with distance learning program
The University of Ibadan is offering students an alternative path to enrollment via its ODeL program, allowing those who missed out on traditional admission to earn the same degree through flexible learning.
Taraba SUBEB Denies Illegal Tenure Extension Allegations for Senior Staff
Taraba SUBEB has refuted online accusations that senior officials are serving past their retirement age, asserting that all tenure extensions follow state public service regulations.
Niger State Authorities Target One-Year Window for Medical Student Clinical Training
The Niger State government plans to establish clinical training facilities for IBBU medical students within one year, ending the need to transfer pupils to other states.
A Legacy of Reform: Professor Oloyede Steps Down as JAMB Registrar
Professor Is-haq Oloyede has formally stepped down as JAMB Registrar after a decade characterized by digital transformation, administrative reforms, and restored institutional integrity.
NELFUND Releases N303bn for Student Loans and Invites North Central Students to Apply
NELFUND has successfully disbursed N303 billion to 850,000 students, as officials urge North Central youth to leverage the digital loan portal to fund their tertiary education.
Scholars demand impartial probe into Jason Arday’s hiring at Cambridge
University of Cambridge staff are urging for an independent probe into the appointment of Professor Jason Arday following his resignation amid allegations of plagiarism and CV inaccuracies.
President Tinubu Authorizes Hiring of 3,252 PTA Teachers for Federal Schools
President Tinubu has authorized the transition of 3,252 verified PTA teachers into the federal public service to address staffing gaps in Federal Unity Colleges.