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Attacks: UNIJOS Suspends Academic Activities, Shuts Hostels

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Following the rising spate of insecurity in Jos and its environs, the Management of the University of Jos has suspended all academic activities in the institution till further notice. Mr Monday Danjem, the Registrar of the university, unveiled this development in a statement on Friday in Jos. According to Danjem, the decision […]

UniJos students, staff protest NUC interference in VC selection process

UniJos students, staff protest NUC interference in VC selection process A new vice-chancellor is to be selected for the University of Jos. 3 min read The staff and students of the University of Jos, on Monday, held a peaceful protest against a directive by the National Universities Commission (NUC) suspending the process for the selection of a new vice-chancellor for the university. Addressing journalists during the protest at the Naraguta Campus of the University, the secretary of the local branch of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Muplang Kangpe, decried the role of the NUC in the process. “The involvement of the NUC in the selection process will truncate the due process laid down for the legal selection of the vice chancellor, that’s why we are protesting,” he said.

UNIJOS authorises use of herbal tea for COVID-19 prevention -- without NAFDAC approval

ON THE GO UTME now compulsory for scholarship beneficiaries, says amnesty programme coordinator Milland Dikio, interim administrator of the presidential amnesty programme (PAP), says beneficiaries of the agency’s scholarship scheme must participate in the unified tertiary examination of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation. NSF: Lagos athlete wins men’s 110m hurdles Abejoye Oyeniyi of Lagos state has claimed the gold medal in men’s 110 meters hurdles at the ongoing National Sports Festival (NSF).Advertisement Oyeniyi finished first to claim the top prize. COVID: 140m children may fall below poverty line, says UNICEF Henrietta Fore, executive director of the United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF), says as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, 140 million children are likely to fall below the poverty.

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