Nigerian Universities
Nigeria's Chijioke Ekechi bags PhD scholarship in US without master's degree (see photos)
Chijioke Ekechi, a graduate from the Covenant University, has secured a scholarship to study for PhD in the United States even when he only has a first degree.
Reactions to trending list of prohibited items in Covenant university
Many Nigerians online have reacted to a document believed to belong to Covenant University, which contains a list of prohibited items. Read more on the story.
Take Note: These are Nigerian universities that have announced resumption dates (list)
After nine months of ASUU strike, some universities have announced various resumption dates. UNIBEN is one of the universities that will resume in January.
Why UNILAG won't admit more than 10,146 students - VC reveals
Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, the vice-chancellor of UNILAG has said that not more than 10,146 students would be admitted for the 2019/2020 academic session.
COVID-19: ASUU, vice chancellors clash over reopening of universities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and vice-chancellors of public universities have disagreed over the date for reopening of Nigerian universities.
ASUU is our problem - Nigerians react as reopening of universities suffer another setback
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) said universities are not ready for safe reopening due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But some Nigerians disagree.
COVID-19: FG announces date for reopening of universities nationwide
Students accorss Nigerian universities will be heading back to the campuses on January 18. The announcement was made by National Universities Commission (NUC).
Nexford University: 5 trends accelerated by COVID-19
The pandemic stunted personal developments, but as we begin our 2021 journey, we look at 5 trends accelerated by COVID-19 to help you reignite those ambitions.
I need to move on with my life - Fan tells Yemi Alade after singer says universities shouldn't open due to COVID-19
Singer Yemi Alade said universities should not open due to the COVID-19 situation in the country. Students took to her comment section to tackle her opinion.
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