The Senate of Bayero University, Kano, has recommended Professor Ahmad Muhammad Tsauni, Director of Bayero University Press, for appointment as the next Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics). The recommendation was made during the 428th meeting of the University Senate held on Thursday, October 2 2025, and will be forwarded to the University Governing Council for approval at
Prof Rasaki Olufemi Kareem has been appointed as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Crescent University, Abeokuta. This was an announcement by the Registrar, Barr. Zakariyya Ademola Ajibola, on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, during the Senate meeting held on Thursday, September 25, 2025. A Professor of Resource and Development Economics, Kareem joined the institution in 2009
The Senate of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), has recommended Professor Ahmad Muhammad Tsauni, Director of the Bayero University Press, for appointment as the institution’s next Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics). The decision was taken during the university’s 428th Senate meeting held on Thursday, October 2 2025. The recommendation will be forwarded to the University Governing Council for
The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Prof Moji Taibat Bakare-Odunola, has advised all candidates who took part in the school’s POST-UTME exercise to regularly check the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)’s Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) for updates on their admission status. Bakare-Odunola gave the advice recently, after the
The Senate of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBUL) has nominated Professor Salihu Mohammed Niworu as the university’s new Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Professor Niworu, previously the Director of Academic Planning, was elected by a large majority during the university’s 101st Regular Senate meeting. The appointment of Prof. Niworu to office aligns with IBBUL’s goal of achieving a
Prof Adenike Oladiji, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), has frowned at the increasing rate of ritualistic abuse, especially against women by sexual offenders. She noted that negative peer pressure and the desire to meet societal expectations at all costs are partly responsible for the upsurge. Prof. Oladiji made this known
