Tinubu: Under my regime, university students will spend eight years in school
His comments have sparked widespread criticism on social media with many reiterating that his worsening physical health was now affecting his mental awareness.
UK bans Nigerian students, others from bringing family members from January 2024
Only international students on postgraduate courses regarded as research programmes will be allowed to bring in their dependants.
JAMB announces new cut-off marks for UTME 2022 admissions as ASUU strike lingers
According to him, for federal universities, merit quota remained 45 per cent while that of the state universities falls between indigene quota and national quota.
FG orders closure of universities for 2023 elections
Maiyaki said all universities in the country are to be shut from February 22 to March 14 to allow students to participate in the general election.
JAMB, candidate trade words over alleged result forgery
She has, however, feigned ignorance of forgery, insisting that the disputed document she held in a viral video on social media on Monday was downloaded from the website of JAMB.
Sani to FG: Buhari receiving full payment despite resting in London, pay ASUU their...
Mr Sani who gave the advise on Sunday was reacting to the half payment of October salaries to members of ASUU who suspended their eight-month-old strike on the orders of the Appeal Court.
Strike: ASUU moves to appeal court order
The National Industrial Court had on Wednesday ordered the academic body to suspend the industrial action embarked upon over unresolved financial disputes with the Nigerian government.
ASUU reportedly suspends months-long strike
This is coming after the Court of Appeal ordered the body, which has been fighting for the funding of public tertiary institutions, to immediately return to the classrooms.
Knocks as Aisha Buhari shares graduation photos of daughter-in-law amid ASUU strike
It also came amid protests by the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) pressuring the Buhari administration to hearken to the demands of the academic body.