Two students of the University of Lagos, Nigeria, Gloria Oziohu Alonge and Jemima Ojo have emerged winners of $1,000 cash prize for the maiden edition of the Daring Debates Africa. The duo had competed in a very tough round of debate alongside finalists from 12 universities across other African countries in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and […]
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First Class Diary: Deafness Influenced My Choice of Discipline and Institution- BO Hi everyone! It’s the last series in September and this episode is particularly interesting. It goes further to say that there is no excuse for failure. Mrs Bernice struggled with deafness just before she could even start her life but guess what? That
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The Federal Ministry of Education in partnership with the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has met on developing template to ensure safety preventive measures are put in place as laid down by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control ( NCDC) guidelines for reopening of schools across the country. Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemwka Nwajiuba,
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The Governing Council of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has approved the promotion of six academic staff to the rank of professor and four others to the rank of Associate professor. The approval, which was given at the 87th Regular meeting of Council, followed the receipt of the favourable external assessment report of their publications,
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