Delta State University Bans Miniskirts Among Females, Reduces Fellowship Centres

The authorities of the Delta State University, Abraka on Saturday banned the wearing of miniskirts by female students.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Vincent Peretemode, in a statement made available to our correspondent, also ordered the reduction of fellowship centres in the school from over 80 to four.

Covenant University Produces 104 First Class Graduates

Covenant University, located in Ota, Ogun State on Wednesday said that it would graduate a total of 1, 315 students, with 104 bagging First Class Degree. The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Charles Ayo, made this known at a press briefing today. Ayo said that the event was for the award of first and higher degrees in various disciplines in the institution.

Don’t forget old agreements’ – ASUU, NANS, NAPS to Buhari’s administration

If Nigeria’s education system is in rubbles, then the higher education subsector forms the largest pile of stones. Many graduates of Nigerian universities are reportedly unemployable and the Polytechnics lack infrastructure. Lecturers at these institutions alongside their colleagues in the Colleges of Education have embarked on incessant strikes in recent times.

Federal Government approves N500 million each for four new Universities of Education in Nigeria

The Federal Government has approved N500 million for each of the four Federal Colleges of Education upgraded to Universities of Education as administrative and running costs.
The Colleges of Education are: Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo; Federal College of Education, Zaria; Federal College of Education, Kano; and Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri.
Nnamdi Olebara, the Special Adviser, Media, to Ibrahim Shekarau, the Minister of Education, made