The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria has urged Segun Aina, the new JAMB registrar, to build on the legacy of his predecessor, Ishaq Oloyede.
The claims first surfaced in 2024 when Nathan Cofnas said there would be “close to zero” Black professors in Harvard if appointments were based on merit.
The chairman of Suleja council area, Isyaku Naibi, has appealed to NSUBEB to prioritise the rehabilitation of dilapidated primary schools.
Adesina Aladeloba, dean of the School of Environmental Studies at Yaba College of Technology, has introduced a N1 million award to encourage students to shun exam malpractice.
ASUU issued a two-week ultimatum to the Kebbi government to address its demands or face an indefinite strike.
Mr Lomelí apologised to students who studied hard for the cancelled exams.
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Mr Shehu warned that no submissions would be accepted after the August 7 deadline.
The vice-chancellor warned the students against cultism and examination malpractice, among other vices.
Mr Alausa said the proposed college is designed to strengthen military healthcare delivery by producing doctors, nurses, pharmacists and allied professionals.
Mr Oloyede handed over to his successor, Prof. Segun Aina, in Abuja on Friday.
