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Weeks after rescue from the Oriire abduction, Oyo schoolchildren and families face trauma, fear and an
JAMB: Oloyede hands over to Aina, says UTME fee hike is inevitable
Oloyede hands over JAMB to Segun Aina, saying an increase in UTME registration fees is unavoidable
African diet ‘reduces inflammation’ in just two weeks
Traditional African diets cut inflammation in two weeks, while Western foods weaken immunity, study finds.
NMA Lagos elects Okunade chairman, adopts electronic voting
NMA Lagos elects Professor Sharafadeen Okunade chairman and adopts electronic voting for its 2026–2028 executive term.
Accommodation Crisis: Nigerian students battle rent hikes, exploitation
Nigeria's hostel shortage is driving rent hikes, exploitation and unsafe housing, forcing students into an increasingly
New U.S. tariff unlikely to significantly hurt Nigeria’s economy – CPPE
CPPE says the new U.S. tariff will have only a modest impact on Nigeria's economy as
From classrooms to companies: Why universities must become Africa’s new industrial policy — by Sola Adebawo
Why universities must become Africa’s new industrial policy
How women are revitalising Nigeria’s Aso-Oke industry
Nigeria's iconic Aso-Oke industry faces rising costs, imported materials and disappearing skills despite growing global demand.
DevReporting trains 23 Osun journalists on governance, accountability reporting
DevReporting trained 23 Osun journalists in governance and accountability reporting to strengthen investigative, public interest journalism.
University of Ibadan appoints Peter Olapegba as 14th Vice Chancellor
University of Ibadan appoints Psychology Professor, Peter Olapegba as its 14th substantive Vice Chancellor.
