Over the last 3 decades, between 1993 and 9 May 2022, Nigeria’s public university system has cumulatively lost about 9 academic years due to strikes
At this point in time, globally, any conversation that doesn’t start or end with the COVID-19 pandemic (and most recently racism/Black Lives Matter) may seem
No sooner had the conversations started on the recent webinar titled: COVID-19 and Africa’s Higher Education System: What is going on, than it became clear
COVID-19 has presented an opportunity to Africa’s universities to take stock of their current practices and identify new ways of doing things; all for resilience
The Centre for Higher Education, Innovation and Development (Nigeria), in collaboration with BusinessDay (Nigeria) and Universities South Africa, kicks off its higher education web conference series with a two-part webinar
In the statement by the College announcing Dr. Akande’s appointment early on 21 April 2020, Charles Kittredge, the Chair, Champlain College Board of Trustees, said,
That Nigeria needs to diversify her economy is like music to the ears of many. We have been singing this tune long enough to understand