Students Speak On Pre-Marital Sex

No doubt, pre-marital sex is always a topical issue around the globe, particularly among youths, and diverse perception about pre-marital sex has crashed many relationships. Some students spoke to Campus Square about how they view the subject.

4 NYSC Members, 2 Councillors Docked

The four members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, and a councillor  arrested on  15 January, 2010 for diverting registration  materials were on  Wednesday docked before the Calabar Chief Magistrate’s court.

Exams: Ribadu Condemns Mass Failure

The Presidential candidate of the Action Congress of Nigeria, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, has asked the federal government “to take the educational sector more seriously and give it the attention it deserves.”

Unilorin Expels 22 Students For Misconduct

In an effort to sanitise the university environment, the authorities of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, have expelled twenty two students for various acts of misconduct. The students had appeared before the Students Disciplinary Committee (SDC) where they could not defend the allegations of misconduct leveled against them by the panel.

How ASUU Strike Paralysed Academic Activities In 2010

The year 2010 was a blessing to some people while to others, particularly students, it was a setback for their academics. The protracted strike action paralysed the nation’s education sector and between July and December 2010, academic activities in most Nigerian institutions faced challenges ever than before.

JAMB Sanctions More Varsities

The axe of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board [JAMB], has descended on more institutions, particularly in the Eastern part of the country.

Though universities like the Imo State University (IMSU) and Abia State University (ABSU) called off their strike before the Christmas break, they didn’t escape the wrath of JAMB as the examination board has exclude their names from its 2011/2012 admission exercise.

They were excluded from the admission  exercise  due to the   six-month strike  they embarked upon. As a result of this, the affected universities will not admit students in 2012. 

AUN Inducts Jambites

No fewer than 160 Jambites were inducted at the American University of Nigerian (AUN), Yola, on Monday.

The institutions Public Relations Director, Mr. Abba Tahir, in a statement said the orientation period was dedicated to the new students so as to introduce them to the school’s programmes and facilities.

Tahir said the programme would introduce the students and their parents to  the operations of the American system of education, which is different from the Nigerian system.

Anambra Govt Sacks ANSU VC

The over five month-old Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike in  universities in southeast Nigeria has led to the  removal of  Prof. Chukwuneye Anene, the Acting Vice Chancellor of Anambra State University, ANSU.

ABU’s Sculpture Garden

It’s a beautiful place with different beautiful sculptures made by students of the  Faculty of  Arts, Ahmadu Bello University(ABU), Zaria.

IBB Varsity Bans Hugging On Campus

If  you are one of those guys who are fond of hugging ladies on campuses, then the Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida University, Niger State, is not a place for  you. Authorities of the institution have banned hugging among the opposite sex on the campus and its environs.

UNILAG Babe Grabs Lagbaja

It was during an inaugural lecture held at the main  auditorium of the  University of  Lagos in December last year.

With the theme Lighting Beyond Illumination, the lecture was delivered by the  Dean Faculty of Arts in UNILAG, Prof  Duro Oni.

The Unknown Rapist In ABU

For sometime now, female students at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, have been sleeping with one eye open, no thanks to an unknown rapist that has been  operating in the female hostels at night.

Students Speak On Lagos ASUU Strike

Following the protracted strike embarked upon by the Lagos State chapter of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, the affected  students, who have  found the three-month industrial action unbearable spoke with Campus Square on the issue:

FUTA Convocates

The Federal University of Technology, Ado-Ekiti, FUTA, recently held its  21st and 22nd convocation  ceremony.

Vice Chancellor of the  university, Prof, Adebisi Balogun said 2,864 students of the  institution graduated with various degrees during the combined   convocation. 

He said 33 students were awarded first class, 818 second class upper, 1,319 second class lower, 621 had third  class while 73 graduated.

6,400 Matriculate In UNILAG

What would you do if you were among 6,400 students that were matriculated recently at the prestigious University of Lagos out of 62,276 candidates that applied for admission and the 45,369 that eventually sat for the post UTME? Scream, jump, dance or cry?

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ASUU Strike:Youth Leader Advises Fashola

The chairman of Ijanikin Youth Movement, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, Chief Akeem  Modupe Abogun has advised the Lagos State governor, Barrister Babatunde Raji Fashola  (SAN), to come to an agreement with the striking Lagos State University Senior Staff  Union (LASU) over non-implementation of the Federal Government ASUU salary  agreement.

LASU VC In Trouble, Assemblymen Demand His Sack

Lawmakers at the Lagos State House of Assembly have passed a vote of no confidence  on the Vice Chancellor of theLagos State University (LASU), Professor Lateef  Hussain.

NUC May Axe 36 Courses In LASU

Except some drastic measures are taken, the Lagos State University, South-West Nigeria, would collapse soon, Lagos lawmakers have said.