A three-day regional forum bringing together graduates of Saudi universities from Nigeria and neighbouring countries will open on Monday in Abuja. The event, organised under the patronage of Saudi universities, aims to strengthen collaboration among Saudi-educated professionals across West and Central Africa and examine their contributions to sustainable development. The Saudi Embassy’s Press Attaché in
School leaders, educators and stakeholders in the education sector have met in Lagos to strategise ahead of the “Let There Be Teachers” conference scheduled for September 20. The meeting brought together members of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), the Nigeria Union of Teachers, and other groups, with discussions focusing on school
Crown University International Chartered Inc. (CUICI), a US-registered research university, has announced a partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to strengthen global higher education and innovation. The announcement was made in Asaba through a statement by Prof. Bashiru Aremu, Vice Chancellor of CUICI, via his media aide, Comrade Bieni Victor.
The Institute of Negotiators, Community and Social Development Experts (INCOS-DE) has partnered with the Møller Institute at Cambridge University to improve professional training in negotiation and community development. Kunle Yusuff, Executive Secretary and CEO of INCOS-DE, described the deal as a significant step toward creating affordable and high-quality training models based on global best practices.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has collaborated with the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) to provide affordable housing units for its members nationwide. In a bulletin issued on Monday, July 28, 2025, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB’s Chief Executive Officer and Registrar, mentioned that the collaboration will make home ownership easier for JAMB employees. As
Delegates from the University of Benin, put together by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Edoba Omoregie, SAN, have met with officers of the Nigerian Army Corps of Military Police in Abuja to negotiate the renewal of the MoU on forensic training ahead of the expiration of the first cycle of five years. The leader of the
