The Federal Polytechnic Ilaro community is in mourning following the sudden and tragic death of one of its students, Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke, an HND student from the Department of Leisure and Tourism. The circumstances surrounding her demise have sparked controversy and grief among students, faculty, and the wider community.

According to eyewitness accounts, Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke began experiencing severe abdominal pain while attending a practical class. Concerned for her well-being, fellow students rushed her to the school clinic, hoping for immediate medical attention. However, their efforts were met with bureaucratic obstacles.

The attending clinic staff allegedly insisted that Miss Adejoke could not be treated without a valid clinical card. Despite the urgency of the situation, they demanded that the distressed student obtain the necessary paperwork, resulting in a delay of approximately 15 minutes. During this critical time, Miss Adejoke’s condition deteriorated rapidly.

Recognizing the severity of the situation, the clinic staff eventually transferred her to the nearby “Ore Ofe” private hospital. There, she was placed on oxygen support. Tragically, Miss Adejoke passed away while undergoing a medical scan.

“Ilaro Polytechnic lost a student due to poor health facilities and incompetent nurses and doctors,” the student asserted.

In response to the growing outcry and accusations of negligence, the university management released an official press statement. The statement, signed by Sola Abiala, Deputy Registrar of Public Relations, refutes claims of clinic negligence. According to the medical report obtained from the Director of Medical Services, Miss Adejoke was suffering from pregnancy-related complications. The report indicates that she was promptly referred to the private hospital due to the nature of her condition.


The university further clarified that Miss Adejoke’s boyfriend, who accompanied her to the clinic, confirmed her pregnancy. The decision to transfer her to a specialized facility was made to ensure proper care. The institution’s ambulances facilitated her transfer, accompanied by a nurse and her boyfriend.

Despite the official response, students remain deeply disturbed by the incident. An anonymous student, speaking to Myschoolnews, expressed frustration and concern about the clinic’s handling of emergencies. They recounted a similar experience during their ND days when a coursemate faced delays due to administrative requirements.

“It’s disheartening,” the student said. “People attending to students in the school clinic are too heartless and wicked. Someone in pain, and they insist on a card before attending to her. We should try to avoid being the reason for such tragedies.”

The tragedy of Miss Ajayi Abimbola Adejoke’s passing underscores the need for improved emergency protocols and compassionate care within educational institutions. As the community mourns, questions about the clinic’s responsiveness and policies remain unanswered.

The Federal Polytechnic Ilaro community extends its condolences to Miss Adejoke’s family, friends, and classmates. May her soul rest in peace.

SOURSE: https://myschoolnews.ng/medical-center-mishap-federal-poly-ilaros-card-requirement-claims-students-life#google_vignette

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The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has taken decisive action following the emergence of a disturbing video allegedly showing one of its lecturers engaging in misconduct towards a female student. The lecturer in question, Mr. Mfonobong Udoudom, purportedly appeared in the viral footage wearing only a pair of boxers. Identified as a faculty member within the General Studies division of the university, Mr. Udoudom has been suspended indefinitely pending a thorough investigation into the incident.

In an official statement released on Tuesday and signed by Acting Public Relations Officer, Chief Okwun Omeaku, the university clarified that Mr. Udoudom is not a professor and emphasized its zero-tolerance policy towards sexual misconduct involving staff and students. The suspension, effective immediately, aims to facilitate a comprehensive inquiry by a disciplinary panel convened by the university.

“As a university, we are committed to protecting our students from any form of abuse and exploitation," the statement affirmed. "The University Management will not hesitate to punish Mr. Mfonobong David Udoudom, according to our rules, if he is found guilty by our disciplinary panel.”

Furthermore, the University of Nigeria underscored its dedication to upholding ethical standards and safeguarding the welfare of its academic community. The institution pledged to conduct a thorough investigation, with appropriate sanctions to be imposed should Mr. Udoudom be found culpable.

The emergence of the viral video has sparked widespread concern and condemnation, prompting assurances from university authorities of a swift and transparent response. The University of Nigeria reiterated its commitment to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment for all its students, emphasizing the importance of accountability and adherence to established guidelines.

The university's resolve to address the matter comprehensively was echoed by voices within the institution, as evidenced by comments captured in the viral footage. The university affirmed its readiness to uphold the principles of justice and fairness throughout the investigative process, ensuring that all parties involved receive due consideration and that appropriate measures are taken to uphold the integrity of the academic community.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-suspends-mr-mfonobong-udoudom-indefinitely-amid-sex-scandal-launches-probe

In a shocking revelation, the serene campus of the University of Nigeria Nsukka was rattled today as a male lecturer, identified as Professor Mfonobong David Udoudom from the General Studies department, was apprehended in an attempted sexual encounter with a married female student. The incident, which unfolded in the early hours of April 22, 2024, has sent shockwaves across the institution and beyond.


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The lecturer, who teaches GSP 208 (Nigerian People and Culture), was reportedly caught red-handed in his office by authorities who intervened just in time. According to sources, including the brother-in-law of the victim, the lecturer had demanded sex in exchange for good grades. The student declined, leading to the lecturer's threats that others might not pass his course if she did not comply. The victim tried to appease the lecturer with money, but he refused, escalating the pressure on her.

It was reported that this is not the first time Professor Udoudom has attempted such acts, with many of his previous victims coming from the Food Science and Technology (FST) department. To expose the lecturer, a trap was set by the student's husband in collaboration with university security and the Dean of Student Affairs. The plan worked, and evidence was gathered, leading to the lecturer's apprehension.

University authorities were quick to respond, capturing video footage of the scene and collecting evidence. Eyewitnesses, who preferred to remain unnamed, emphasized the thoroughness of the investigation, stating, "We have been following the case from the very start. We have all the tracts, voice notes, and everything. We have been following it." The lecturer was taken to the Dean's office for further interrogation, where he was seen in tears as he faced the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Edwin Omeje.

The incident transpired at the GS building within the University of Nigeria Nsukka, marking a dark chapter in the institution's history.

As investigations continue into this scandalous affair, the University of Nigeria Nsukka is grappling with the fallout of alleged misconduct by one of its faculty members. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining ethical standards within academic institutions and underscores the need for swift and decisive action in addressing such matters.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-lecturer-prof-mfonobong-david-udoudom-caught-in-sex-scandal-with-married-student

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Professor Ishaq Oloyede expressed his opinion on the long-standing debate regarding the first university to be established in Nigeria. During his speech at the Valedictory lecture of Professor Benjamin Ozumba, he brought up the issue and stated that there is no historical dispute that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) was the first university in Nigeria.

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, expressed his opinion on the long-standing debate regarding the first university to be established in Nigeria. During his speech at the Valedictory lecture of Professor Benjamin Ozumba, he brought up the issue and stated that there is no historical dispute that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) was the first university in Nigeria.

The Registrar clarified that the University of Ibadan was not established before UNN, as it was only a University College at the time. "When someone say this is the first university in Nigeria, nobody in history can dispute it because it was the first university. University of Ibadan was not established before UNN, what we had was University college. You cannot write about the history of universities in West Africa without talking about UNN", he asserted.

Expanding his discourse, Professor Oloyede extended scrutiny to the rivalry between the University of Ibadan and the University of Ghana, both vying for the title of West Africa's premier university. He debunked their assertions, labeling them as "mere colleges" upon establishment. Highlighting a pivotal distinction, he elucidated that graduates from these institutions were categorized as external candidates, signifying their affiliation with the University of London rather than with their purported alma maters.

Further, Professor Oloyede's statement aimed to educate and provide clarity on the issue, rather than to patronize UNN. He emphasized that UNN was the first full-fledged university in Nigeria, and this fact cannot be disputed historically.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/jamb-registrar-prof-ishaq-oloyede-take-on-which-is-the-first-university-in-nigeria

In a candid interview with MySchoolNews TV, the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Ishaq Oloyede, delivered a powerful message to students: “JAMB must be your enemy.” His remarks came during the valedictory lecture of the 14th Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Professor Benjamin Ozumba.


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Professor Oloyede’s statement challenges conventional wisdom. Rather than viewing JAMB as an ally, he emphasized that considering it an adversary could lead to better outcomes. “If JAMB is your friend,” he asserted, “then you are not doing what you are supposed to do.” According to him, treating JAMB as an opponent fosters a sense of urgency and commitment, ultimately driving students to perform at their best.

In a recent development, JAMB has demonstrated its commitment to maintaining rigorous standards. During the Direct Entry registration exercise, the board uncovered 1665 fake A-level results. This revelation underscores JAMB’s vigilance in ensuring the integrity of the examination process. As students gear up for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) scheduled from April 19th to April 29th, the stakes are high, and all hands must be on deck.

With the UTME just around the corner, students across the nation must intensify their preparations. JAMB’s insistence on being perceived as an adversary serves as a wake-up call. It encourages students to approach their studies with determination, discipline, and a healthy sense of competition. As the examination dates draw near, candidates should heed Professor Oloyede’s advice: make JAMB your enemy, and you’ll emerge stronger and better prepared.

In the coming weeks, examination halls will witness the culmination of months of hard work and dedication. As students sharpen their pencils and review their notes, they carry with them the weight of their aspirations. JAMB, ever watchful, stands as both gatekeeper and guide—a challenge to overcome and a path to success.

Let this be a reminder to all aspiring scholars: embrace the struggle, for it is through adversity that greatness is forged. As the clock ticks down to the UTME, may every student rise to the occasion, armed with knowledge, resilience, and the determination to conquer their academic Everest.

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/jamb-must-be-your-enemy-jamb-registrar

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The Chairman, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU University of Nigeria, Nsukka Chapter, Dr Linus Moses Akata has asserted that SSANU is bracing itself for potential repercussions regarding its stance on the strike ultimatum.

He made this known in an interview with MySchoolNews TV in the university environs.

Akata disclosed that the strike came as a response to unmet agreements from 2022 by the government on the stoppage of the renegotiation of the 2019 agreement which was a Collective baining Agreement that took 8 years to reach, the release of end allowances they couldn't release as promised and the reconstitutioning of governing Council.

However, one of the key concerns raised by the striking unions is the unequal treatment of non-teaching staff compared to academic staff. Despite assurances from the current administration, grievances regarding salary areas and essential services' payments remain unresolved as the federal government only paid 4 months areas to the academic staff.


The strike, which commenced with a seven-day warning phase, has already disrupted essential services such as water supply, hostel maintenance, and academic activities. Gerardine, the Hall Governor of a hostel on campus, highlighted the challenges faced by students and staff since the strike began. "There is no water," she lamented, noting that even basic tasks like cleaning and hostel management have been affected.

Furthermore, the strike has forced the postponement of Computer-Based Tests (CBT) exams, affecting students' academic schedules. Gerardine expressed concern over the lack of communication from the administration regarding measures to address the strike's effects on campus services.

The strike's impact extends beyond water and hostel services, affecting electricity supply and security arrangements. While essential services like security have not joined the strike, concerns over fair compensation and working conditions persist among these personnel.



In response to queries about the strike's duration and potential outcomes, the union representative emphasized their determination to press for their demands. They urged solidarity among NASU and SSANU members, emphasizing their resilience and readiness to endure further challenges if necessary.

"He who is down fears no fall. We have being owed already so what is there? So it is just between the deep blue sea and the Devil Himself and the level of compliance will tell you that people are ready, even for the worst. You can cease as many salaries. If we could survive 8 months then they we can survive eternity", Akata affirmed.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/we-are-are-ready-for-the-worst-ssanu-unn-chapter-warns-fg-over-unpaid-salaries

In a recent turn of events, Dr. Blessing Chinweobo, a lecturer in the department of Mass Communication at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has threatened legal action against Myschoolnews, an online news platform. The dispute stems from a publication made by Myschoolnews based on a Facebook post by Dr. Chinweobo.

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Dr. Chinweobo’s original post on Facebook read as follows:

“In Mass Comm UNN, most classes are almost 400 in number. Yes, the number is large, but we are very organized and have zero tolerance for all forms of academic malpractices. Today is Monday, and our Mondays are usually beautifully blue. Our students, nko? Be the judge.”

A student, reacting to the lecturer’s post, highlighted students who appeared unprepared for an exam based on their expressions. The student’s comment read:

“So I decided to zoom in. That girl’s face, though.”

Dr. Chinweobo, in response to the student’s remark, asked:

“Wetin do their faces? They are on hot seats, na.”

The student replied:

“It’s not just about the hot seats. I guess it’s about empty sheets.”



On Thursday, 21 March 2024, Dr. Blessing Chinweobo, accompanied by armed security personnel, stormed the office of Myschoolnews UNN Branch. Subsequently, a staff member from Myschoolnews was taken into custody. However, the staff was later released on bail after a call from Prof. S.I. Ofoefule, Director, SERVICOM Unit. Remarkably, Myschoolnews subsidiary's company (Fondstack Service Limited) customer care phone remains illegally seized and in the possession of the UNN security department which has resulted into loss of business deals.

Myschoolnews management also pleaded with the Security department at University of Nigeria Nuskka to release Fondstack.com Customer care mobile phone to enabe the company continue her services with Customers but the request was declined.

Dr. Chinweobo had previously called Myschoolnews, threatening legal action if they did not take down the publication. She emphasized that she disliked the headline attached to the picture and hinted that Myschoolnews has no right to use the pictures of students taking examination which was sourced from her social media page.

However, Dr. Chinweobo failed to acknowledge that taking pictures of students inside an examination hall is against UNN guidelines. Furthermore, she maintained that Myschoolnews is supposed to contact her before using the contents she shared on the public domain.

Myschoolnews, in response, stands by its publications, asserting that the company has the right to use pictures from the lecturer’s public social media page. As of this publication, the dispute remains unresolved, and both parties continue to hold their ground.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as legal proceedings unfold.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-lecturer-dr-blessing-chinweobo-arrests-myschoolnews-staff-and-threatens-legal-action-over-publication

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In the early hours of the morning, the Economic Financial Crime Commission, EFCC operatives raided the University of Nigeria, Nsukka UNN Environs and carted with students.

An eyewitness who pleaded anonymity with MySchoolNews TV revealed that the operation took off at Odenigwe and Hilltop student accommodation areas.

The number of students taken is yet to be disclosed as the officers are still said to be on duty.

On the contrary, there is a current pandemonium among students who believe this was the wrong timing for the raid as the students have just started their second-semester examinations.

As of the time of this report, the reason for their appearance is yet unknown.

Stay updated on MySchoolNews TV for more information as it unfolds..
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/efcc-operatives-arrest-unn-students-in-early-morning-raid

The Taraba State University community is in mourning following the sad demise of one of its bright students, Precious Mbali, whose infectious energy and lively presence left a lasting impact on those who knew her.

According to information gathered by Myschoolnews, Mbali, a 21-year-old 400 level student from the Accounting Department , a student at Taraba State University, passed away passed away after a brief illness recently, leaving behind fond memories and a sense of loss among her peers. Known for her joyful disposition, she was a source of positivity for those around her.

The university expresses its condolences to the grieving family and friends, acknowledging the void created by her departure. The entire Taraba State University community stands united in honoring Precious Mbali's memory and extends heartfelt sympathy to those affected by this tragic loss.
SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/21-year-old-400-level-female-university-student-precious-mbali-samuel-dies

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The Maduka University Ekwegbe, Enugu state celebrated her maiden matriculation ceremony with a total of 600 matriculants to launch in the 2023/2024 session.

The matriculation ceremony which held on 23rd February, 2024 witnessed the presence of dignitaries from the South Eastern part of the country and beyond the country with the Governor of Enugu State ably represented.
The Maduka University Ekwegbe, Enugu state celebrated her maiden matriculation ceremony with a total of 600 matriculants to launch in the 2023/2024 session.

The matriculation ceremony, which was held on 23rd February 2024, witnessed the presence of dignitaries from the southeastern part of the country and beyond the country with the Governor of Enugu State ably represented.

Speaking on the theme, Evolving the Authentic Entrepreneurial University: the Nigerian Imperative, the Key note speaker, Linus Okorie emphasised that universities must relay the need for entrepreneurial awareness among students in a more realistic manner to produce palpable results.

"Universities should integrate creativity and innovation seamlessly into the curicullum, encouraging students to explore beyond conventional boundaries. This entails incorporating project-based assignments, case studies, and real-world problem solving activities to stimulate critical thinking. Simultaneously, fostering a risk-tolerate mindest is imperative", Okorie stated.

Okorie added that building an entrepreneurial spirit will require embracing the system of continuous learning, engaging in critical thinking in place of worrying over challenges, profering solutions and a visionary personality.

SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/drone-footage-as-maduka-varsity-welcomes-600-students-in-maiden-matriculation

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Chidimma candidly revealed the unfortunate incident where she was compelled to retake a medical course simply because she wore a mini skirt to class, shedding light on the stringent nature of dress code regulations within academic institutions across Nigeria

In an exclusive interview with MySchoolnews, Egbuna Chidimma, a dedicated student of Medical Radiography at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) and the creative force behind the renowned brand Talking Tees, opened up about her firsthand encounter with the enforcement of dress codes in Nigerian universities.

Chidimma candidly revealed the unfortunate incident where she was compelled to retake a medical course simply because she wore a mini skirt to class, shedding light on the stringent nature of dress code regulations within academic institutions across Nigeria. Her experience underscores the significant challenges students encounter while navigating these regulations and the severe consequences they may face for non-compliance.

Beyond her academic pursuits, Chidimma has garnered widespread recognition for her entrepreneurial ventures, particularly during the tumultuous period of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her innovative designs, notably showcased through her protest-themed shirts, have not only displayed her creative prowess but also served as a platform for activism through fashion.

During the interview, Chidimma credited her mother as a pivotal source of inspiration, describing her as a resilient "hustler" who instilled in her the values of determination and self-reliance. This upbringing has significantly influenced Chidimma's entrepreneurial mindset and approach, shaping her into the successful businesswoman she is today.

Chidimma's narrative epitomizes the intersectionality of academia, fashion, and entrepreneurship in Nigeria, shedding much-needed light on the multifaceted experiences and challenges encountered by students like her. As she continues to navigate her academic journey and pursue her entrepreneurial endeavors, Chidimma stands as a beacon of inspiration for young individuals striving to carve their paths in various fields, irrespective of the obstacles they may face.

In addition, Chidimma expressed a strong belief in the importance of self-reliance, particularly among young women, emphasizing the need to strive for one's desires without relying on external sources. She emphasized this point by revealing that she personally invested in twelve human hairpieces worth millions of Naira, all purchased independently to support her assertion.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/i-was-compelled-to-retake-a-medical-course-because-i-wore-a-mini-skirt-to-class-student-narrates-ordeal

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The Vice-Chancellor of Maduka University, Charles Ogbulogo seek better and more quality qualifications than first-class. A hope for candidates with other Cumulative Grades.

The Vice Chancellor of Maduka University, Prof. Charles Ogbulogo in an interview with MySchoolNews TV has revealed that he is not interested in first-class students.

Ogbulogo recounted his ordeals with first-class graduates who came to seek for job opportunities from the university only to be disappointed by the outcome. In his words,
“I am not interested in your first-class, there are people who have made first class, they come here and after one assignment, they run away because they can't fix it... There are a lot of people by defence who have certificate, diplomas but we are not looking for them. We are looking for those who have things to contribute. I am eager to hire those who have something to contribute”, he said.

Adding to this, the one time Deputy Vice Chancellor of Covenant university disclosed that vacancies are still open to qualified individuals who are willing to be disciplined and give nothing but quality.


“Here we're talking about intentionality, we cannot take it if you say you have a class for 9am and you are not there by 9am. Where else will you be? So that strict management is what we're talking about. Quality is a function of inputs. If you give nothing you harvest nothing”, Ogbulogo said.

SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/i-am-not-interested-in-your-first-class-vc-maduka-university

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In a groundbreaking achievement, Miss Vivian Urama, a student in the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has etched her name in the institution's history by securing the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) ever recorded – an impressive 4.99 out of 5.0

Myschoolnews gathered that Vivian, a dedicated student majoring in Soil Science, has not only demonstrated academic excellence but has set a new benchmark for future scholars at UNN. Her outstanding performance has sparked discussions and admiration across the campus.

The question on everyone's mind: Where did the elusive 0.01 point go? As the news of Vivian's accomplishment spread, the campus community has engaged in spirited debates on whether the additional 0.01 should have been awarded to round her CGPA up to a perfect 5.0.

Social media platforms are buzzing with congratulatory messages for Vivian, hailing her as an extraordinary student and celebrating her dedication to academic excellence. The hashtag #VivianUramaRecordBreaker has gained traction, with students and well-wishers expressing their admiration for the young scholar.

As Vivian basks in the well-deserved praise, the debate over the 0.01 point continues to captivate the University of Nigeria Nsukka community. One thing remains certain – Miss Vivian Urama's academic journey is nothing short of extraordinary, leaving an indelible mark on the university's history. Congratulations, Vivian, on your exceptional achievement.

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-miss-vivian-urama-shatters-records-with-unprecedented-499-cgpa

https://myschoolnews.ng/UNILAG%20student%20spotted%20begging%20alms%20for%20N225,000%20fees%20in%20Gbagada Before Myschoolnews published about Oluwakemi, a final year part-time student at UNILAG, had been struggling to raise the required N225,000 in school fees since the announcement of the fee increment.

In a heartwarming turn of events, a good Samaritan has come forward to help Oluwakemi, a student at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), who was recently spotted begging for alms to pay her school fees. The generous individual not only paid Oluwakemi’s tuition fees but also promised to support her education through the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and master’s level

Oluwakemi, a final year part-time student at UNILAG, had been struggling to raise the required N225,000 in school fees since the announcement of the fee increment. She resorted to begging for alms in the Ifako-Gbagada area of Lagos state, holding a placard that read, “Please help a final year student with her school fees. God bless you”. Oluwakemi’s story gained attention and touched the hearts of many.

The good Samaritan, who wishes to remain anonymous, not only paid off Oluwakemi’s outstanding fees but also expressed their commitment to supporting her education beyond undergraduate studies. This act of kindness has brought hope and relief to Oluwakemi, who had been facing immense financial pressure.

The University of Lagos recently announced an increase in tuition fees, which sparked protests from students. However, following the outcry, the university authorities decided to reduce some of the fees charged to students. Despite this adjustment, many students like Oluwakemi continue to face financial challenges.

Acts of kindness like this remind us of the power of compassion and generosity. By investing in Oluwakemi’s education, the good Samaritan has not only changed her life but also contributed to building a brighter future for our society. Education is a fundamental right that should be accessible to all, regardless of their financial circumstances.

Oluwakemi’s story serves as an inspiration and a call to action. It highlights the importance of supporting students who face financial difficulties in pursuing their education. Scholarships, grants, and bursaries are some avenues through which individuals and organizations can make a difference in the lives of students like Oluwakemi.

As we celebrate this act of kindness, let us remember that each one of us has the power to make a positive impact on someone’s life. Together, we can create a society where no student is left behind due to financial constraints.

MySchoolNews Wishes to Thank All Those Who Cared and Attempted to Reach Out to This Lady. God Bless You All.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/good-samaritan-pays-unilag-students-tuition-fees-and-promises-scholarship-through-nysc-and-postgraduate-studies

Pius Kaire, a recent graduate of the department of Combined Biological Sciences, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, dies after an attack by highway robbers on the outskirts of Markurdi, while traveling with a group of people.
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In a Press release by the Central executive Council of The Sowers, it was revealed that the incident took place on the 19th of August, 2023 at approximately 11:40pm as a group of seven who from Enugu, were on their way to their annual Church program to be held in Jos.

The criminals who disguised as police men flagged down the vehicle and attacked, forcefully taking away their phones, money and other valuable possession.


After the incident, Miss Kaire was found lying in a pool of her own blood having sustained a neck wound which left her in an unconscious state. She was rushed to the hospital to receive immediate medical attention which was unsuccessful due to failed power supply. She was subsequently transferred to two other hospitals but her life could not be saved as she was confirmed dead by one of the doctors.

The report added that the family of the deceased have been informed about the saddening news of their daughter's death, provisions have also been made to offer financial assistance to Kaire's family and that of the others who were involved in the incident. The Central Executive Council of the House of Sowers, offered to sponsor the expenses for the burial.



As at the time of this report, the Sowers awaits feedback from the family as regards the burial arrangements. They encouraged the parents of the deceased asking them to remain steadfast in their faith. The council also promised that the church will honour Kaire by ensuring full participation in the burial proceedings and also ensure a fitting farewell.
SOUREC: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-fresh-graduate-attacked-killed-en-route-to-jos

Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-steps-up-on-campus-runs-female-students-bans-okada

The management of the University of Nigeria Nsukka UNN had released a statement on the ban of motorcycle riders popularly know as Okada on campus. According to report made available to MySchoolNews , The Security Department of the University have observed that some of the students, especially the females dress indecently call these Okada men on phone for the purpose of ferrying them to some unwholesome places in town for indecent nocturnal life in what is termed in contemporary modernism as, "campus runs" among female students.

The statement reads;

TOTAL BAN ON STUDENTS' PATRONAGE OF OKADA SERVICES INSIDE CAMPUS

In recent times, operations of Okada men have been on the increase within the campus environment especially at night. This unfortunate development has become too rampant requiring immediate stringent actions.

While the Security Department has been doing her best to tame this raging tide and security challenge, I have observed that some of our students, especially the females, are complicit in this ugly act. It has been established that these females, who also dress indecently call these Okada men on phone for the purpose of ferrying them to some unwholesome places in town for indecent nocturnal life in what is termed in contemporary modernism as, "campus runs"

Consequently, I am constrained to place a total ban on Okada operation in our campuses and more importantly on the attitude of students calling Okada men for services within campus.

While I encourage the Security Department to adopt improved strategies against this menace, I am compelled to send a strong warning to all students involved in promoting Okada operations in our campuses.

Henceforth, any student caught in this ugly act will be sent to the Disciplinary Board and sanctioned appropriately in line with the laws and regulations of the University of Nigeria.

Please, be advised.

The federal government of Nigeria (FG) under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved provision of buses to the students' bodies of all universities, polytechnics and colleges of education nationwide. MySchoolNews gathered that this initiative was desire to ease the burden of the fuel subsidy removal on students of higher institutions of learning.

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President Bola Tinubu has approved provision of buses to the students' bodies of all universities, polytechnics and colleges of education across the country.
Dele Alake, Special Adviser to the President on Special Duties, Communications & Strategy, disclosed this in a statement on Monday.

He said the development was in furtherance of the President's desire to ease the burden of the fuel subsidy removal on students of higher institutions of learning,

"The desire of the President is to see that students can access their campuses without much difficulty as a result of higher transportation costs.
"The provision of the buses will also remove the burden of additional cost of daily commuting on parents and guardians.
"In line with his promise to ensure no Nigerian student abandons his or her educational pursuits as a result of lack of money and economic circumstances of their parents, President Tinubu has also approved the removal of all restrictions on the students' loan to make it available to any student or household that may desire it," the statement read
Alake added that the president also warned authorities of all federal institutions against "arbitrary" increase of
fees.
"Similarly, President Tinubu has directed the authorities in all Federal Institutions of higher learning to avoid arbitrary increase in sundry fees payable and where possible defer further increase so that parents and students don't face too many difficulties."
Source: https://myschoolnews.ng/fg-approves-buses-for-sug-nationwide

UNN biochemistry student Ezeoma Chiedozie, drowns at Adada waterfall, Uzouwani LGA, Enugu State. Ezeoma Chiedozie was popularly known as Maazi in biochemistry department.

Information gathered by MYSCHOOLNEWS revealed that Ezeoma Chiedozie is from the biochemistry department was found dead on the 29th of May at Adada waterfall. From a source, we heard there was a picnic there yesterday and his corpse was found earlier today.

Late Ezeoma Chiedozie (known as Maazi), reportedly went to Adada Waterfall organised by his department, and was "mistakenly" left behind when his course mates were leaving the venue.

At the time of this report, no one has been able to give full account on how the incident happened.

Before he departed, Ezeoma Chiedozie was the Provost for the faculty of Biological Sciences (FOBSSA).

The picture is said to be the last time someone got a shoot of him diving into the water, before they left the picnic arena without noticing his absence.

However questions arises, asking how can the picnic organisers not have a head count of how many people went for the picnic outing.

Rip Ezeoma Chiedozie.

MySchoolNews reporting.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-biochemistry-student-ezeoma-chiedozie-drowns-at-adada-waterfall

Gombe State University Student Aisha Yusuf has been Declared Missing since Tuesday, 2nd May 2023 after she left home to attend 4-6 lectures at GSU and has not been back home

MISSING!

Assalamu alaikum warahmatullah!


Aisha Yusuf, a student of Gombe State University, has been missing since Tuesday, 2nd May 2023. She has left home to attend 4-6 lectures at GSU and has not been back home. Please, we solicit that anyone who sees her can contact this number: 08083666637.

Thank you as you render us your help.

Ebonyi State University EBSU Female Law Student Dora Dies in Fatal Auto crash, Dora was the First female President of the Law Faculty in Ebonyi State University

Ebonyi State University EBSU Female Law student Dora has been confirmed dead in an accident that occured yesterday (02-05-2023) on her way to Lagos Law School.

According to the information made available to myschoolnews, Dora was the First female President of the Law Faculty in Ebonyi State University.

SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/ebsu-female-law-student-dora-dies-in-fatal-auto-crash

11 students Bag first class as University of Calabar UNICAL graduates 7,769 students at 35th convocation, “For the 35th convocation of our university, we are happy to announce that 11 students made first class, 899 students made second class upper, 3,396 graduated with second class lower, while 721 got third class.

The University of Calabar will graduate 7,769 students during its 35th convocation holding on Friday and Saturday in Calabar.

Prof. Florence Banku Obi, Vice Chancellor of the institution, disclosed on Monday in Calabar while enumerating activities lined up for the week long convocation.

Obi said that Friday was for the award of first degrees, diplomas, masters and post graduate and also induction into UNICAL alumni for those found worthy in character and learning.

She explained that Saturday was scheduled for award of doctorate and honorary degrees to deserving students and awardees.

According to her, Thursday has also been scheduled for the investiture of the 6th Chancellor of the institution, Alhaji Aminu Ado-Bayero, the Emir of Kano.
The Vice Chancellor said that the convocation lecture would be delivered by Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari.

She said that the convocation topic is “The Leadership and Followership Question in Nigeria: Imperative or Ethical Re-Orientation.

“For the 35th convocation of our university, we are happy to announce that 11 students made first class, 899 students made second class upper, 3,396 graduated with second class lower, while 721 got third class.

“Also, we have 519 students for doctorate degree, 1,078 for masters and 556 for post graduate diploma and others.

“For our sandwich programme, 162 students made second class upper, while 251 made second class lower,” she said.

The VC also announced that the senate of the university accepted three personalities for the award of honorary doctorate (honoris causa) degrees.

She said they include; Dr Goodluck Jonathan, former President of Nigeria, Mrs Winifred Akpani, Chief Executive Officer of Northwest Petroleum and Ms Tola Johnson, a business woman.

She described Jonathan as a humble gentleman who places Nigeria above any other personal consideration, referring to him as a unifying factor in Nigeria, Africa and the world at large.

She commended staff and students of the institution for their support for her administration, adding that the university under her leadership would continue to strive for academic excellence and quality research.
SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/11-students-bag-first-class-as-unical-graduates-7769-students-at-35th-convocation

University of Nigeria Enugu Campus (UNN/UNEC) mourns her student, a leader Comr Kenechuwkwu (Kc) Igboeli, who was crownd Ohanaeze Ndigbo students president. He was involved in a fatal car accident and confirmed dead on 2nd of May 2023 on his way going to Nsukka Campus.

MYSCHOOLNEWS gathered that Kenechuwkwu Igboeli was a very vibrant student leader who gave every manner of support to the SUG presidency at the University of Nigeria.

KC Igboeli was a law student from the Faculty of Law in Enugu Campus of the University of Nigeria. He hails from Enugu State. Howevever Comr KC Igboeli was building his political standards before he was taken away by the cold hands of death.

However before the car accident Comr Kc Igboeli was seen online and that hurts his friends and family the most.

His Friends and Coursemates mourns him.

Rest In Peace Kc Igboeli. UNEC Ohanaeze Ndigbo students president.

The management of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has Increases School Fees for Undergraduates to N82,000 per year or N225,000 per session being asked for academic programmes in Arts or Medicine respectively, The VC Professor Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah said the increment was necessary because UNIABUJA is determined to provide for our dear Students a standard education that is respected globally. According to information made available to MYSCHOOLNEWS, UNIABUJA management said and I quote ''The University of Maiduguri and the University of Ilorin and the Federal University Lokoja etc, all have charges more than your UofA, even while they are not Abuja where costs of goods are crazy''

REVIEW OF FEES: MESSAGE FROM OUR VICE-CHANCELLOR

My dear Students,

One thing you can trust your Vice- Chancellor for is that I will never take you for granted. Your University wants the whole world for you. I do not want anyone to be greater and more important than the great UofA students, and sometime it needs a lot of sacrifice to achieve this ambition!

The issue of charges is a Governing Council affairs and the Council does not toy with it whatsoever. A committee had been working on it for almost a year now, taking into consideration the terrible ever rising inflation, and looking also at charges in sister federal universities. Provost of Health Sciences, Deans of all faculties interacted with their department heads and made presentation to the committee one by one, discussing charges proposals that would be reasonable to ensure that every practical experience needed in every academic programme in their faculties can be provided, and every reagent was costed and step by step the committee considered the minimum charges possible to ensure that your University is in a position to give you a credible experience as students to enable you graduate with knowledge, power and pride.

It is unthinkable for the University of Abuja Management to accept that because some people did not go to American University in Yola or Nile-Turkish University in Abuja where they pay millions of naira per academic year as tuition, that those people should be condemned to a second class education.

Our goal at the UofA is a world -class education and even with N82,000 per year or N225,000 per session being asked for academic programmes in Arts or Medicine respectively, the UofA is determined to provide for our dear Students a standard education that is respected globally.

The Committee that worked on the charges, under the leadership of the University Bursary, included Students Affairs Unit, Student UNION Government and other stake holders from across the management.

My dear Students, you will agree with me that getting materials needed for education is one of the most daunting tasks for educational institutions. These charges being introduced reflect the serious national inflation and the UofA's determination that our students cannot and must not receive second class education!

Look around the campus, we are creating computer laboratories, we are developing Sports Arena and Indoor Sports Hall, we are upgrading the University Library ensuring that both physically and virtually students can access library materials, we are providing counselling and career services to students, we are employing our own students and student workers are becoming the norm on campus of the great UofA, we are strengthening student mentoring programme on campus, the face of our campus is changing whatever part of campus you go.

Just think for a minute, much as some people want students to insist on status quo and cause violence and distrust because of the rise in charges, you know that your University has not stopped improving your standard and providing the services required more than ever before.

Many students now get funds for undergraduate research work from the Centre for Undergraduate Research, the Centre for Entrepreneurship is working hard with the University Management to create Incubation where students as they graduate and need help would get the help they need to get their companies on a strong footing, and the list is truly very long.

The University of Maiduguri and the University of Ilorin and the Federal University Lokoja etc, all have charges more than your UofA, even while they are not Abuja where costs of goods are crazy! Yet they go about academic session peacefully and making progress.

My dear Students, the University Management is about to advertise for scholarship programmes to be instituted on campus for needy students and for students who demonstrate exceptional skills and brilliance. Help is under way for those who need help, and truly your University will not leave you without help! I also here appeal to those UofA students whose parents are well-to-do to encourage their parents to institute scholarship at this University to help your colleagues who might be needy, or target scholarship to women or specific academic discipline or even general cause, and they can name such scholarships after themselves, their parents or any person of their interest.

Finally, I want to appeal to you not to join any gangs that would want to create violence on campus due to the increase in fees!

Some people who are instigating students don't have their children here and would not ask their own children, if they have them at the UofA, to lead violence.

The repercussion is swift and merciless. If anyone is caught anywhere destroying anything or simply disturbing the peace of our campus, I promise you I will descend heavily on such a person by showing him or her a way out. It will pain me to take such action but trust me I will do so. And those faceless people who might not be our students and are being sponsored from outside, some former students, should just think for a moment what the UofA has turned into in its merge to becoming world class. We are ready to meet anyone and discuss as civilised people but we are also ready to keep the peace no matter what!

This is a tough time in our country and no right thinking person would abandon dialogue to violence. Management is ready, I must say this again, to continue to dialogue with students while the new semester continues. Some people are not happy that the UofA is moving on where some Universities are speeding backward in reverse. Those people don't want our academic calendar to continue to achieve the level of success it has achieved with the great UofA students graduating regularly and on time, despite recent lecturers strike and despite the corona pandemic lock down before it.

The Portal would be opened for students to start registration. The University will not send anyone away from classes due to delay in course registration. The four months of this semester will be open for students to register courses as they are able to pay, so that no pressure is put on any student or any parent. However a few weeks before the end of this semester the Portal will close for good and anyone who fails to register their courses would have forfeited their studentship for the academic year. Please take this opportunity and continue to have faith in your University. You will NEVER regret it!

I like to thank the fees committee for the important efforts in putting this together and I commend Student Affairs Unit, the Student UNION Government, the Safety Unit, the Provost and the Deans and the HODs, and all the other stakeholders for being a partner in progress in the UofA's march to greatness.

See you around and thank you again!

Abdul-Rasheed

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/university-of-abuja-increases-school-fees-to-n225000

The management of the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has Increases School Fees for Undergraduates to N82,000 per year or N225,000 per session being asked for academic programmes in Arts or Medicine respectively, The VC Professor Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah said the increment was necessary because UNIABUJA is determined to provide for our dear Students a standard education that is respected globally. According to information made available to MYSCHOOLNEWS, UNIABUJA management said and I quote ''The University of Maiduguri and the University of Ilorin and the Federal University Lokoja etc, all have charges more than your UofA, even while they are not Abuja where costs of goods are crazy''

REVIEW OF FEES: MESSAGE FROM OUR VICE-CHANCELLOR

My dear Students,

One thing you can trust your Vice- Chancellor for is that I will never take you for granted. Your University wants the whole world for you. I do not want anyone to be greater and more important than the great UofA students, and sometime it needs a lot of sacrifice to achieve this ambition!

The issue of charges is a Governing Council affairs and the Council does not toy with it whatsoever. A committee had been working on it for almost a year now, taking into consideration the terrible ever rising inflation, and looking also at charges in sister federal universities. Provost of Health Sciences, Deans of all faculties interacted with their department heads and made presentation to the committee one by one, discussing charges proposals that would be reasonable to ensure that every practical experience needed in every academic programme in their faculties can be provided, and every reagent was costed and step by step the committee considered the minimum charges possible to ensure that your University is in a position to give you a credible experience as students to enable you graduate with knowledge, power and pride.

It is unthinkable for the University of Abuja Management to accept that because some people did not go to American University in Yola or Nile-Turkish University in Abuja where they pay millions of naira per academic year as tuition, that those people should be condemned to a second class education.

Our goal at the UofA is a world -class education and even with N82,000 per year or N225,000 per session being asked for academic programmes in Arts or Medicine respectively, the UofA is determined to provide for our dear Students a standard education that is respected globally.

The Committee that worked on the charges, under the leadership of the University Bursary, included Students Affairs Unit, Student UNION Government and other stake holders from across the management.

My dear Students, you will agree with me that getting materials needed for education is one of the most daunting tasks for educational institutions. These charges being introduced reflect the serious national inflation and the UofA's determination that our students cannot and must not receive second class education!

Look around the campus, we are creating computer laboratories, we are developing Sports Arena and Indoor Sports Hall, we are upgrading the University Library ensuring that both physically and virtually students can access library materials, we are providing counselling and career services to students, we are employing our own students and student workers are becoming the norm on campus of the great UofA, we are strengthening student mentoring programme on campus, the face of our campus is changing whatever part of campus you go.

Just think for a minute, much as some people want students to insist on status quo and cause violence and distrust because of the rise in charges, you know that your University has not stopped improving your standard and providing the services required more than ever before.

Many students now get funds for undergraduate research work from the Centre for Undergraduate Research, the Centre for Entrepreneurship is working hard with the University Management to create Incubation where students as they graduate and need help would get the help they need to get their companies on a strong footing, and the list is truly very long.

The University of Maiduguri and the University of Ilorin and the Federal University Lokoja etc, all have charges more than your UofA, even while they are not Abuja where costs of goods are crazy! Yet they go about academic session peacefully and making progress.

My dear Students, the University Management is about to advertise for scholarship programmes to be instituted on campus for needy students and for students who demonstrate exceptional skills and brilliance. Help is under way for those who need help, and truly your University will not leave you without help! I also here appeal to those UofA students whose parents are well-to-do to encourage their parents to institute scholarship at this University to help your colleagues who might be needy, or target scholarship to women or specific academic discipline or even general cause, and they can name such scholarships after themselves, their parents or any person of their interest.

Finally, I want to appeal to you not to join any gangs that would want to create violence on campus due to the increase in fees!

Some people who are instigating students don't have their children here and would not ask their own children, if they have them at the UofA, to lead violence.

The repercussion is swift and merciless. If anyone is caught anywhere destroying anything or simply disturbing the peace of our campus, I promise you I will descend heavily on such a person by showing him or her a way out. It will pain me to take such action but trust me I will do so. And those faceless people who might not be our students and are being sponsored from outside, some former students, should just think for a moment what the UofA has turned into in its merge to becoming world class. We are ready to meet anyone and discuss as civilised people but we are also ready to keep the peace no matter what!

This is a tough time in our country and no right thinking person would abandon dialogue to violence. Management is ready, I must say this again, to continue to dialogue with students while the new semester continues. Some people are not happy that the UofA is moving on where some Universities are speeding backward in reverse. Those people don't want our academic calendar to continue to achieve the level of success it has achieved with the great UofA students graduating regularly and on time, despite recent lecturers strike and despite the corona pandemic lock down before it.

The Portal would be opened for students to start registration. The University will not send anyone away from classes due to delay in course registration. The four months of this semester will be open for students to register courses as they are able to pay, so that no pressure is put on any student or any parent. However a few weeks before the end of this semester the Portal will close for good and anyone who fails to register their courses would have forfeited their studentship for the academic year. Please take this opportunity and continue to have faith in your University. You will NEVER regret it!

I like to thank the fees committee for the important efforts in putting this together and I commend Student Affairs Unit, the Student UNION Government, the Safety Unit, the Provost and the Deans and the HODs, and all the other stakeholders for being a partner in progress in the UofA's march to greatness.

See you around and thank you again!

Abdul-Rasheed

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/university-of-abuja-increases-school-fees-to-n225000

Chidera Dilibe emerges COOU Best Graduating Student of Pharmacy with 4.62 CGPA, Tears of joy on Thursday 20th April 2023 at the 1st Induction/Oath taking ceremony of graduating students of Pharmacy of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Anambra State with a 4.62 Cummulative Grade Point Average.MYSCHOOLNEWS Reports.


WITH 4.62 CGPA, PHARMACIST CHIDERAH DILIBE EMERGES BEST GRADUATING STUDENT OF PHARMACY IN COOU.


Tears of joy on Thursday 20th April 2023 at the 1st Induction/Oath taking ceremony of graduating students of Pharmacy of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Anambra State with a 4.62 Cummulative Grade Point Average.



The 25 Year old Dilibe who finished his Secondary School Education from St. Charles College, Onitsha, hails from Ebenebe Community in Awka North Local Government Area of Anambra State.



Presenting Pharmacist Chiderah for the award, the Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Prof. Theophine Akunne, informed the Vice Chancellor and audience that Chiderah became the best graduating with a 4.62 CGPA.



Congratulating the Student after presentation of an Award, the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Greg Nwakoby, charged Pharm. Chiderah to always be good Ambassador of the University.



"...to Chiderah, it is a thing of joy that the efforts of your lecturers, your parents and that of yourself has materialised into a trophy such as this. The University is proud of you and of course, the Society at large is waiting for you. Be of good behaviour in all you do and always remember that to who much is given, much is expected. May God keep you healthy and hearty so that you can give your best to the society..." He said.


He also encouraged other inductees and urged them to go and make the Institution proud as they face the World with vigour. "...the society awaits you because the World is faced with numerous problems waiting for a solution... go and conquer..." He added.
More photos in the link

SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/chidera-dilibe-emerges-coou-best-graduating-student-of-pharmacy-with-462-cgpa

Authorities of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) have banned students from bringing cars to the school campus. This was made known in a regular meeting held on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, According to information made available to MYSCHOOLNEWS, the institution took deliberate action on the occurrence of motor traffic accidents on the Campus and decided to BanStudents From Driving on campus.

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria MANAGEMENT DECISION ON BAN OF MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES IN THE UNIVERSITY

The University Management at its regular meeting held on Wednesday, March 22, 2023 deliberate on the occurrence of motor traffic accidents on the Campus and decided as Follows;

(i) Vehicles owned by students are hereby banned from entering the university campus;

(ii) Vehicles with no registration numbers are no longer allowed on campus;

(iii) Roadside parking of vehicles should stop forthwith

(iv) All unauthorized vehicles parked at various positions in the University should be taken out with immediate effect, failing which university security will take appropriate action on such vehicles;

(v) Tinted vehicles being used by some staff and students are hereby prohibited; and

(vi) Learner Permit must be placed on the vehicles of beginner drivers.

By this release, the Head of the Security Unit and Dean of Student Affairs are being informed to take action as stated above.

Thank you.

Dr. K. A. Ogunleye

Registrar

REGIADN.30

Tuesday, April 18, 2023

Distribution

Staff and Students

Ag. Vice Chancellor

Registrar
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/lautech-bans-students-from-driving-on-campus

University of Port Harcourt, Staff, Frank Ogali, dies in an auto crash, The statement released by UNIPORT Public Relations Officer, Dr Sammy Kpenu, read in part, “He died late last night in an auto crash at the Olobo Premier College U-turn of the East-West Road, close to the university’s main gate. MYSCHOOLNEWS Report.

The Director of Works and Services, University of Port Harcourt, Frank Ogali, has died in an auto crash, the management has disclosed.

This came about four days after the death of the institution’s fifth Vice Chancellor, Emeritus Prof. Nimi Briggs.

UNIPORT Public Relations Officer, Dr Sammy Kpenu, disclosed this in a statement sent to newsmen in Port Harcourt on Thursday afternoon.

The statement read in part, “He died late last night in an auto crash at the Olobo Premier College U-turn of the East-West Road, close to the university’s main gate.

“His remains have been deposited at the mortuary.

“Ogali was a jolly good fellow and friend to all.

“Since he took over the affairs of the Works and Services department, there has been tremendous improvement in the quality of services rendered to the university.

While noting that the unity was still mourning before the latest death, Dr Kpenu said the management has been receiving dignitaries coming to register their condolences.

SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/university-of-port-harcourt-staff-frank-ogali-dies-in-an-auto-crash

Peter Obi Congratulates UNN Student Chinalurumogu Eze for winning 2023 Future Creative Leaders Academy, Represents Nigeria in France, Chinalurumogu Eze 300-Level Mass Communication student of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has won the 2023 Future Creative Leaders Academy (FCLA) Prize for the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy.

MYSCHOOLNEWS gathered that the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, Peter Obi has congratulated Chinalurumogu Eze for winning the 2023 Future Creative Leaders Academy (FCLA) Prize for the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy.

Chinalurumogu Eze 300-Level Mass Communication student of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN), has won the 2023 Future Creative Leaders Academy (FCLA) Prize for the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy.

Consequently, she is to represent Nigeria at the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy (RHSA) in the Cannes Lion Festival in France by June 2023.


Nalu, as she is popularly known in UNN, won the prize following the first item of FCLA programme in which the participants were asked to create a 2-minute video to demonstrate why they should be given the tickets to attend the Festival. The essence of creating the video was for each participant to convince FCLA and Cannes Lion jury that he/she is qualified to represent the organisation at the RHSA.


Peter Gregory Obi has congratulated the super lioness and Anambra born, Chinalurumogu Eze (NAUL KINGS)

Obi's congratulatory message reads;

My very warm congratulations to Chinalurumogu Eze for winning the 2023 Future Creative Leaders Academy (FCLA) Prize for the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy.

I urge @nalu_kings to go all out for victory as she represent Nigeria at the Roger Hatchuel Student Academy (RHSA) in the Cannes Lion Festival in France. May God Almighty, who sees your goodness and hard work grant you success. -PO

SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/peter-obi-congratulates-unn-student-chinalurumogu-eze-for-winning-2023-future-creative-leaders-academy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZQFOehTKUw
Three students from the University of Abuja, including Chibuzor Ezeabata, Bello Salisu Kure, and Abdulkadir Tope, have been selected to represent Nigeria in a project in Kigali,Rwanda.

According to an article on myschoolnews.ng, three students from the University of Abuja, including Chibuzor Ezeabata, Bello Salisu Kure, and Abdulkadir Tope, have been selected to represent Nigeria in a project in Kigali, Rwanda. The project is part of an initiative to promote African integration, and the students will be competing against other African teams. Chibuzor Ezeabata in an interview with Myschoolnews is excited to represent his country and hopes to contribute to the success of the Nigerian team. This opportunity will give Chibuzor and his fellow students a chance to showcase their skills and knowledge on an international stage, while also promoting unity and collaboration among African nations.
SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/an-interview-with-uniabuja-student-ezeabata-chibuzor-representative-nigeria-in-kigali-rwanda-video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC6Qmgxk7yw
Obi Cubana and Cubana Group Announce Scholarship Program, Project, and Prize Money at UNN Convocation to Encourage Academic Excellence, Obi Cubana Gifts 1Million Naira to UNN Best Graduating Student, Awards Scholarship to 100 Students.MYSCHOOLNEWS report.

Obi Cubana, the CEO of Cubana Group, made an exciting announcement at the 50th Convocation ceremony of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He revealed that Cubana Group would be starting a scholarship program to encourage academic excellence in the institution.


The scholarship program would award one million naira to the best graduating student, while students with the best first-year CGPA would also receive scholarships. In addition, there would be prize money of five hundred thousand naira for the best graduating student from each of the 17 faculties at the university.


Obi Cubana also disclosed that Cubana Group would be constructing the "Cubana Entertainment Excellence Center" at the university. The center is expected to provide students with state-of-the-art facilities to support their creativity and talent in the arts, music, and entertainment.


The project is scheduled to be completed by April 2024 and it would include various facilities to enhance students' academic experience. Speaking at the event, Obi Cubana stated that the scholarship program and project were part of his group's commitment to improving education and creativity in Nigeria.

He emphasized that education and talent development were crucial to the nation's development, and he hoped that the scholarship program and the "Cubana Entertainment Excellence Center" would inspire students to strive for academic and artistic excellence.


The announcement of the scholarship program and the "Cubana Entertainment Excellence Center" was received with enthusiasm by the university community, and Obi Cubana was praised for his commitment to education and creativity. The scholarship program and project are expected to encourage academic and artistic excellence and motivate students to pursue their educational and creative goals with renewed vigor.


With this move, Obi Cubana and Cubana Group have demonstrated their dedication to improving education and creativity in Nigeria, and they are poised to make a significant impact on the academic and artistic landscape of the country.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/obi-cubana-gifts-1million-naira-to-unn-best-graduating-student-awards-scholarship-to-100-students

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZgXpVdfOpI
The Students' Union Government (SUG) of the UNN Chapter under the leadership of Comrade, Abuchi Michael in a drum of support has promised to Deliver all Pulling Units on NSUKKA and UNEC Campuses to the PDP Enugu governorship Candidate Peter Mba.myschoolnews reporting.
In a show of support, academic and student bodies at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) have rallied behind Peter Mba's candidacy for the upcoming Enugu state governorship election.
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/unn-sug-promise-to-deliver-all-pulling-unit-to-peter-mba-for-enugu-governorship

The TASUED Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU), Chairman Dr Kazeem Rufai is Dead, ASUU Chairman died on the evening of Wednesday 15th, March, 2023 in Unilorin Teaching Hospital After a car crash.myschoolnews reporting.

*NEWS RELEASE*

With a heavy heart and total submission to the will of the Almighty Allah, the University Management hereby announce the passing away of the Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU), TASUED Branch, Dr Kazeem Rufai.

The late ASUU Chairman died on the evening of Wednesday 15th, March, 2023 in the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital where he was receiving medical care after a road accident.

He would be laid to rest on Thursday 16th March 2023 according to Islamic rites.

May his gentle soul rest in peace!

Thank you.

DAPO OKE, FCIA

REGISTRAR
SOURCE: https://myschoolnews.ng/tasued-ASUU-chairman-dr-kazeem-rufai-is-dead