Nigerian Maritime Agency opens maritime museum
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) over the weekend said it has concluded plans for the official opening
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Education
Cross River health ministry confirms measles outbreak in schools
The Cross River State Ministry of Health has confirmed the outbreak of measles at Navy and Penniel Primary schools in
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Nigerian students body NANS wants probe of CTIN’s financial practices; accuses institute of mismanaging funds
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has written an open letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over alleged mismanagement
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FG begins payment of ASUU’s withheld salaries
The payment of the withheld salaries of academics under the aegis of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, has commenced.
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UNICROSS matriculates 6,150; VC stressed on commitment and best behavour from students
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Cross River State, Professor Augustine Angba on Thursday sought commitment to education and
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“Revert dormant Dakkada skills centre to technical college” _ lawmaker tells A’Ibom government
Concerned by the continued inactivity at the multi million naira state owned Dakkada Skills’ centre commissioned by the immediate past
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UNICAL matriculates 8,965; to award scholarship to studious students
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Prof. Florence Banku Obi in her poise to institute the culture of
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OBA’s scholarship scheme produces 47 more graduates as payment of fees for new session commences
Forty-Seven students who were beneficiaries of Senator Bassey Albert Akpan’s Scholarship Scheme completed their respective programmes at the end of
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ASUU thumbs down FG’s plan to establish more tertiary institutions in Nigeria
UI ASUU chapter chairman, professor Ayo Akinwole berates the federal government on its plan to establish additional 47 Federal tertiary
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FG bans 18 foreign universities in Nigeria, warns Nigerians from enrolling in “degree mills”
Nigeria’s government has banned 18 foreign universities operating in Nigeria, describing them as “degree mills,’’ warning Nigerians to avoid enrolling
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