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JAMB uncovers 3,000 fake graduates

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board has uncovered 3,000 fake graduates who never set foot within the four walls of a classroom. The board also decried the issue of illegal…

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Oyo opens portal to recruit 7,000 teachers

The Oyo State government, on Tuesday, opened a portal for the recruitment of 7,000 teachers for the state’s public primary…

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Student loan: NELFUND postpones application for state varsities

The management of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund, on Tuesday, announced a 14-day postponement of the application process for student…

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They claimed that the campus medical staff failed in their duties, which they believe directly contributed to the tragic outcome. In response, Olasunkanmi Olajide, the Acting Head of the Directorate of Public Relations, in a statement, denied any culpability on the part of the medical staff. Olajide while confirming the student’s death attributed the unfortunate outcome to the actions of Ayodele’s friends, whom he accused of handling the situation unprofessionally. According to the statement titled “Tragic Loss of Ayodele Israel Ifeoluwa: FUNAAB’s Response and Actions,” Ayodele suffered a severe asthmatic attack while off-campus. Olajide said, “In an unprofessional attempt to help, his friends inserted a spoon into his mouth and poured water on him to resuscitate him. Subsequently, efforts were made to find a motorcycle (Okada) to transport him to the University Health Centre.” He noted that upon Ayodele’s arrival at the health center, medical staff, including doctors, a matron, and nurses, attended to him immediately. However, they determined that Ayodele had already passed away before reaching the health center and acknowledged that the outcome might have been different if an ambulance was called instead of resorting to an Okada for transportation. It was gathered that Prof. Babatunde Kehinde, the Vice-Chancellor of FUNAAB, personally met with Ayodele’s parents to express condolences and offer support. The university has also constituted a committee to thoroughly investigate the incident, aiming to determine the immediate and underlying causes and to understand the circumstances to prevent future occurrences.

Nigerian university professors are the lowest paid in the world, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Modibbo Adama…

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Student loan: 336 state institutions listed as 60,000 register

The Federal Government has extended the student loan scheme to state tertiary institutions across the country. The Managing Director of…

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NGO trains Ekiti youths on tracking, reporting govt community projects

A non-governmental organisation, the Inspiration Care and Development Centre (ICDC), has trained no fewer than 30 youths to monitor and…

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FG intervenes as Nigerian students in UK varsity face deportation 30th May 2024

The Federal Government has stepped in to address the recent deportation orders issued against some Nigerian students at Teesside University…

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ICYMI: Teesside varsity stops Nigerian students programmes, ordered to leave UK

A group of Nigerian students have been thrown off university courses and ordered to leave the United Kingdom after they…

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Rectors debate proposal to replace HND with Bachelor of Technology

Rectors and Provosts of polytechnics and other TVET-awarding institutions will today (Tuesday) debate on the proposal to replace the HND…

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