MODUPE GEORGE
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Oyo Nursing College provost warns students: shun vices, uphold ethics (opens the original)
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The Provost of the Oyo State College of Nursing Sciences, Dr Gbonjubola Owolabi, has charged students of the institution to uphold the ethics and values of the nursing profession, just as she admonished them to shun all forms of misconduct capable of undermining their academic pursuits and professional development. Dr Owolabi gave the charge on Monday, during a congress with students, held within the college premises in Eleyele, Ibadan. She stressed that nursing is a profession that requires dis
UI gets first female bursar in 78-year history (opens the original)
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The University of Ibadan has appointed its first female bursar in 78 years, a development the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kayode Adebowale, described as a reflection of the institution’s tradition of excellence and commitment to merit. The new bursar, Mrs Mariam Adetoun Zakariyah, FCA, formally assumed duty at a ceremony held at the University. Speaking at the event, Professor Adebowale said the foundation of UI was built on an enduring culture of excellence, integrity and service. He noted that
Academic collaborations: When the road to knowledge becomes unsafe (opens the original)
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They wanted joint degrees and visiting professors from Harvard and Oxford. What they got instead were Zoom calls, WhatsApp fieldwork and co-supervision on Google Docs at 2am. MODUPE GEORGE reports how insecurity is strangling academic partnerships in Nigerian universities and forcing students and vice chancellors to improvise to keep learning alive. Whenever Nigerian universities are asked about their ambitions, one answer comes up repeatedly: “We want to become a world-class university.” Howeve
Future of education must transcend classroom, says UI DVC (opens the original)
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The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, University of Ibadan, Professor Juwon Arotiba, has said the future of education must go beyond the classroom and equip learners with the capacity to identify problems, design solutions, and create value. Professor Arotiba stated this in an address delivered on behalf of the Vice Chancellor, Professor Kayode Adebowale, at the opening of a TETFund-sponsored Train-the-Trainer workshop, organised by the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI) of the uni
TASS 2026: Why Nigeria must lead continent’s innovation drive (opens the original)
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Professor Patricia Taiwo, a professor of Sociology at the University of Abuja, is the LOC chairperson of Technology, Arts, Science, Society- TASS Nigeria 2026, a premier international conference, organised by the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation, (CEMRI), in collaboration with the UNIABUJA, which is coming up in November. In this interview with MODUPE GEORGE, she speaks on the vision behind the conference and how it will translate Africa’s talent into scalable solutions. She
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