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Durham University offers £5,000 postgraduate scholarships to 200 international students

Durham University has introduced the Inspiring Excellence 5K Postgraduate Scholarship for 2025, giving 200 international students the opportunity to receive a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for full-time, one-year taught master’s programs beginning in September 2025. According to the university, this £5,000 scholarship will be applied directly to tuition fees and awarded to
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5 Kebbi university students die from strange disease

A yet-to-be-identified illness has allegedly caused the deaths of at least five students at Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero (KSUSTA). Several students from the university, who spoke to Channels Television under the condition of anonymity, disclosed that four students passed away under mysterious circumstances last week, while another succumbed on
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UNICAL Dedicates Admin Building to Pioneer Registrar

The Senate of the University of Calabar has given approval for the renaming of its former Registry Building in recognition of the institution’s first Registrar, the late Dr. Onofiok Ufot. According to a statement released on Sunday, this decision serves as a tribute to Ufot’s significant contributions to the university’s development and his outstanding legacy […]
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Tinubu Renames Federal University of Education in Honor of Maitama Sule

President Bola Tinubu has changed the name of the Federal University of Education in Kano to Yusuf Maitama Sule Federal University of Education. Alhaji Sule, who lived from 1929 to 2017, made significant contributions to Nigeria’s socio-political progress throughout his distinguished career. He held the position of Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations
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Parents Voice Fears Over Possible Diphtheria Outbreak at King’s College, Lagos

Parents of students at King’s College, Lagos (KCL), have expressed deep concerns about a possible diphtheria outbreak at the school, following reports that some students have been hospitalised. Investigations showed that officials from the World Health Organization (WHO) have visited the school to conduct an assessment and have provided safety guidelines. Some parents and