WAAD’s Global Conference echoes on Threats of Contagious Diseases to Global Economies and Racial Inequality

Intellectuals worldwide converge in New Orleans for the 5th Global Conference of the World Association for Academic Doctors Dr. Anna C. J. Long, Program Director of School Psychology, Louisiana State University took the podium as keynote speaker, to open the 5th Global Conference of the World Association for Academic Doctors (WAAD) held Wednesday, October 27,2021-Sunday 31, 2021 New Orleans, LA, USA. This event was jointly hosted by WAAD and the Dillard University Center for Racial...

JUPEB: ICPC, DSS Arrests 48 Persons

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Department of Security Services (DSS) have arrested 48 individuals for their alleged illegalities in the conducts of the Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB). JUPEB is an advanced level educational examination that qualifies its candidate for admission into 200 level in any Nigerian and foreign universities through direct entry. It is coordinated by the University of Lagos and has up to 10 accredited...

UNICEF, Adamawa Govt Train 76 Master Trainers On New Teaching Approaches

YOLA — The Adamawa State Universal Basic Education in collaboration with UNICEF has trained 76 master trainers on new teaching approaches. Speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) after the 10 days training on Saturday in Yola, Mr. Joel Jutum, UNICEF Education consultant said participants included education administrators, teacher-trainers, and teachers who were recruited by Cambridge Education. He said the training would also help teachers to address learners’ needs for meaningful learning to take...

We Rejected FG Planned N1m Undergraduate School Fees – ASUU

The National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Emmanuel Osodeke, has revealed how the union, during its last negotiations, rejected Federal Government’s plan to increase school fees of all university students to N1m. He said government’s plan was to open an education bank and give each student a loan of N1m annually at five per cent interest rate to sponsor themselves in school and then pay back when they graduate and start working....

Federal College of Education Yola Shut Down

YOLA — To forestall the breakdown of law and order, the management of Federal College of Education (FCE) Yola, Adamawa State Northeast Nigeria has shut down the institution following violent protest by the students of the school over alleged scarcity of water. The situation was aggregated when some of the rioting students were chased by armed military personnel and other security operatives. The presence of security operatives has provoked the students to go wild, set...

NGE Partner US Embassy to Train Journalists on Media Freedom

ABUJA — The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) says plans have been concluded with the US Embassy in Nigeria to train journalists on Media Freedom and to open the civic space across the six geopolitical zones of the country. Mr. Mustapha Isah, President of NGE disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Abuja. Isah said for many years, the Guild had never had this kind of collaboration, adding...

57 Rescued Chibok Girls Commence Academic Programmes At The American University of Nigeria

YOLA — 57 of the Chibok girls who were abducted from the school hostel in 2014 and rescued in 2016 have commenced various academic programmes at the American University of Nigeria, (AUN), Yola, Adamawa State. The girls joined other matriculating students to start their first year in the school under the foundation programme in the university on the Federal Government of Nigeria’s scholarship programme, which was promised to them when they were first rescued. Mr....

Lawmaker Donates Writing Materials, Bus To Schools

LAGOS — Solomon Adeola, chairman of the Senate Committee of Finance has promised to intensify the facilitation of educational materials and skills acquisition for his constituents in Lagos West. Adeola disclosed this while distributing textbooks, exercise books, mathematical sets, school bags, and modern writing boards with 10,000 students/pupils as beneficiaries and a 16-seater school bus for teachers in the senatorial district at Vantage Event Centre, Ikeja. The lawmaker added that the project was a means...

UI Governing Council Announces Kayode Adebowale as New Vice Chancellor

IBADAN — The Governing Council of the University of Ibadan has named Prof. Kayode Adebowale, the new substantive Vice-Chancellor of the 73-year-old university. Adebowale, a professor of Chemistry and the current Deputy Vice-Chancellor, administration, was announced on Thursday by the Governing Council. The Chairman, UI Governing Council, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, confirmed this to our correspondent on the telephone. He said, “Yes, Prof. Adebowale has been named UI VC.” Sixteen candidates had applied for the position...

ASUU Asks NASS to Compel Public Officers to Enroll Their Children in Govt-Owned Schools

ABUJA — The Academic Staff Union of Universities has asked the National Assembly to initiate a law that makes it mandatory for public officers to send their children to public schools in Nigeria. ASUU President, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, said this at the reconvened meeting with the Federal Government, being conciliated by the Minister of Labour and Employment, in Abuja, on Thursday. Osodeke also commended the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige for “demonstrating...

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