Hijab: Kwara Govt. shuts 10 schools indefinitely
Kwara Government announces indefinite closure of 10 grant-aided missionary schools over Hijab (religious veil) controversies.
Kwara Government announces indefinite closure of 10 grant-aided missionary schools over Hijab (religious veil) controversies.
By Esenvosa Izah The Niger Delta University, Bayelsa, on Saturday held its maiden matriculation for 68 students into the Post-graduate Diploma programme in Marine…
Mr Abu Ibn-Saheed, Director, International Institute of Islamic Therapy in Nigeria, has called on government to regulate traditional herbal medicine practice in Nigeria .
By Abiodun Lawal The Ogun Government on Friday inaugurated a 280-seater capacity Information Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory project at Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta.…
A British vaccinologist, Prof. Sarah Gilbert who led the team behind Oxford/AstraZeneca jab receives prestigious award recognising her contribution to “a global common good.”
Prof. Yohana Izam, Vice Chancellor, PLASU, Bokkos, says academic activities in the institution will resume on March 8.
By Philip Yatai The World Bank, Adolescent Girls Initiative and Empowerment (AGILE), is to construct 90 Junior Secondary Schools (JSS), 69 Senior Secondary Schools…
Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, the Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday urges members of staff of organisations to maintain loyalty and dedication to duty.
The authorities of OAU, Ile-Ife in Osun, has fixed March 15 to March 19 as the new dates for its 2020 post UTME online screening.
NUT in Abia has announced the suspension of its six-week-old strike embarked upon to demand the payment of arrears of teachers’ salaries.