The SFI activists were suspended on August 13 during the first meeting of reconstituted Syndicate amid protests the university says included a mock funeral for Vice-Chancellor Ciza Thomas; the action has sparked a legal battle as students sought to sit for upcoming exams, while authorities defended disciplinary measures and demanded an apology
Speaking during a press conference at the university on Tuesday, ASUU-UniAbuja Chairperson, Sylvanus Ugoh, a professor, said the union can no longer guarantee industrial harmony on the campus unless the FCT Minister reverses the allocations.
Nigerian-born legal scholar Professor Dapo Akande has been elected as a judge of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), marking a significant milestone in his career and a diplomatic victory for the United Kingdom. His election marks a major diplomatic victory for the UK Akande’s election is also significant for the United Kingdom, which had been without a judge on the ICJ since 2017.
Students with disabilities at the University of Jos face barriers to independent living and learning due to inaccessible hostels and classrooms.
A young boy was taken to hospital in a serious condition after being hit by an e-bike outside a primary school in Tahmoor, south-west of Sydney.
The first character we meet is Sri Lankan teen Devi, who is set on obtaining offers from “Ochpys” – her acronym for Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Princeton, Yale and Stanford. Most of this money goes towards paying Johannes, her tutor on WhatsApp who, unbeknown to Devi, is a hard-up Indian student at Arcadia Tech, an undistinguished university in the US.
Two outsider students at a super-strict high school find they are definitely not with the programme in Yûta Shimotsu’s body-bending sci-fi scarer Here is an intermittently amusing Japanese social satire about conformity directed by Yûta Shimotsu; it has flashes of brilliance but lacks the kind of engaging characters that could have taken it to the next level. Ai (Anna Yamada) is an unpopular pupil who has always tried to fit in, and Yu (Yuzu Aoki) is a transfer student who more deliberately resists the demands of peer pressure.
The All's Fair star tells the BBC she has not given up, but will be "more quiet" about her journey to become a lawyer.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned teachers participating in its ongoing promotion examination against paying money to individuals who claim they can secure them automatic promotion. In a press release issued on Tuesday, November 3, the Service stressed that the promotion exercise was transparent and strictly merit-based, insisting that no payment or financial inducement was required or could guarantee a candidate’s promotion.
On September 22, Gitanjali Angmo, wife of Mr. Wangchuk, requested the Deputy Commissioner, Leh, for the issuance of a No Objection Certificate and clearance for the proposed members of the Managing Committee of the school
The 1986 year group of Achimota School has refurbished the institution’s historic Aggrey Chapel as part of activities marking 40 years since its members left the school, in a project aimed at preserving the landmark building and improving worship conditions for students. Speaking at the handover ceremony, Achimota School Headmaster, Ebenezer Graham Acquaah, commended the alumni for what he described as a significant demonstration of gratitude, restoration and commitment to the institution’s heritage.
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has challenged geological engineering students at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) to use their professional expertise to develop practical solutions to illegal mining and environmental destruction. Speaking at a seminar organised by the Geological Engineering Students Society (GESS) on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Mr Armah-Kofi Buah said the time for engineers to join the fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, was now.
Internships to be incorporated into the final-year curriculum of three-year and four-year UG programmes; priority to stipend-based internships available through the Institute-Industry Connect portal
The Headmaster of Achimota School, Ebenezer Graham Acquaah, has commended the school’s 1986-year group for renovating the Aggrey Chapel, describing the intervention as a significant act of gratitude, restoration and commitment to the institution’s heritage. He described the Aggrey Chapel, named after the school’s co-founder, Dr Kwegyir Aggrey, as the spiritual heartbeat of Achimota School, noting that it had served generations of students as a place of prayer, worship and spiritual development.
…Calls for stronger TVET, university-industry partnerships, research commercialisation Obiora Okonkwo, Executive Chairman of United Nigeria Airlines, has called for a fundamental reform of Nigeria’s education system to produce skilled, innovative and ethical graduates capable of driving national development. Okonkwo made the call while delivering the 14th convocation lecture of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), on October 20, 2026.
Dave Hunter suggests requiring the event to be online and inviting Hope Not Hate to speak on another occasion The question of whether Oriel College, Oxford, should host Nathan Cofnas highlights the double bind for educational institutions created by the freedom of speech legislation from 2023: bad law, designed to fix a non-problem relating to “no platforming” (Oriel College urged to cancel student group’s event with Jason Arday accuser, 27 October). Oriel could require the event to be online, and solely for the members of the relevant society.
Students say the exclusion of undergraduate women from the November 5 AMUSU election is a question of equal representation, while the university says all of them will vote in the Women’s College union election the same day
UniMAC-SOJAMS Level 300 student Jemimah Andoh nominated for GJA Best Student Journalist Award. Jemimah Andoh, a level 300 student of the School of Journalism and Media Studies (SOJAMS) at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), has earned a nomination in the Best Student Journalist category at the 30th Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Media Awards. Read Also: The Multimedia Group tops 30th GJA Media Awards with ten nominations Also nominated are Badwam, Adom TV’s morning show, and Ekosiisen, Asempa FM’s afternoon political and current affairs talk show.
The RNAQ Foundation, in partnership with the Ga Mantse, King Nii Teiko Tsuru II, has awarded scholarships to 115 deserving Ga-Dangme students to support their education and ease the financial burden on their families. The scholarship presentation ceremony, held at the Ga Mantse Palace on Monday, November 2, marked the launch of the first cohort of beneficiaries under the RNAQ and Ga-Dangme Scholarship Support Fund, an initiative spearheaded by RNAQ Holdings President, Richard Nii Armah Quaye.
….Union demands reversal of allocations to private firms, individuals, seeks Tinubu’s intervention By Joseph Erunke, Abuja The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Abuja branch, has threatened an industrial confrontation with the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, over the alleged unlawful allocation of portions of the university’s land to private companies and individuals. “Let it be clearly understood that the University of Abuja is a Federal Government institution held in trust for the Nigerian people and it is not a property of the FCT,” ASUU…
City receives continuous rain after a prolonged dry spell; red alert remains in force until November 4 morning, schools and colleges to remain closed
NTA seeks a break-up of 24,904 vacancies and clarification on the cadre status of School Assistants discharging PGT duties in High School Plus institutions