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The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) is urging the federal government to address salary delays and re-initiate the renegotiation process to prevent impending industrial action.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has raised alarms regarding the government's failure to implement key aspects of the recently signed agreement aimed at resolving ongoing disputes in Nigerian universities. ASUU's President expressed concerns that university staff are still receiving inadequate salaries despite the pact designed to end industrial unrest.
The Federal Government has introduced the Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Business Incubation Certification (EIBIC) program to enhance Nigeria’s higher education, focusing on innovation and job creation. Initially starting in 14 federal universities, the program aims to expand nationwide by 2028.
Benedict Umeozor has graduated from the University of Lagos with a perfect 5.00 CGPA, becoming the overall best graduating student. The Business Administration graduate detailed his rigorous study habits, daily discipline, and the sacrifices made to achieve this academic feat.
The University of Benin has established a Trust Development Fund aimed at diversifying its income amid declining government support and increasing demands. The initiative aims to secure the university's long-term sustainability.
The second annual Andrew Eigbedion Sports Festival for medical students at Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Ekpoma has concluded after nine days of competition. The event featured a variety of sports including football, volleyball, badminton, chess, and indoor games.
The Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) has successfully distributed 900 laptops to students enrolled in its scholarship scheme across various Nigerian universities. This initiative aims to support the academic pursuits of beneficiaries in the Niger Delta region.
In a noteworthy advancement, two Nigerian universities—University of Ibadan and University of Lagos—have been recognized in the 2026 Times Higher Education rankings, which highlights the world's leading institutions. This achievement comes after a disappointing year where only one Nigerian university made the top 1000 list.
