27 July 2026

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Institutional Advancement

Al-Hikmah University Targets Expansion Across Africa

Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, has expanded its regional academic partnerships following a week-long working visit to Senegal and The Gambia, held from September 19 to 24, 2025. Led by Vice-Chancellor Professor L. F. Oladimeji, the delegation met with universities, policymakers, and education stakeholders to strengthen collaboration, research exchange, and regional integration. In Senegal, the team visited

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Universities

Babcock University Expands MBA Programme

Babcock University has announced a redesigned Professional Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme that combines conventional business training with a unique focus on church and ministry management. The programme, offered by the Department of Business Administration and Marketing, provides specialisations in operations and production management, marketing, entrepreneurship, strategic management, and human resources. Additionally, it introduces

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Nigerians in Foreign Universities

Egyptian Universities Court Nigerian Students

Top Egyptian universities are in Nigeria for the third Egypt–Nigeria Educational Fair, aimed at boosting academic cooperation and attracting more Nigerian students to study in Egypt. The week-long fair, which began in Abuja on September 15, will also visit Kaduna, Zaria and Kano. Participating institutions include Cairo University, Ain Shams University, El-Galala University and Badr

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States

Abuja Inmates May Soon Access University Education

Inmates in Abuja could soon be enrolled in university programmes under a new plan being developed by the Nigerian Correctional Service. The Federal Capital Territory Command said it was working with Yakubu Gowon University to expand education and vocational training inside custodial centres. Controller of Corrections for the FCT, Christopher Jen, said the initiative would

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