UNIJOS Clarifies Student Death, Denies Clinic Negligence
The University of Jos refuted online rumours claiming a student’s recent death resulted from negligence at the university clinic
The University of Jos refuted online rumours claiming a student’s recent death resulted from negligence at the university clinic
UNIJOS management is considering merging the first and second sets of dental students with the MBBS class of 2022. A final decision will be announced next Wednesday, April 24.
A dream turns into a nightmare for dentistry students at UNIJOS. After nine years, the program remains unaccredited and suffers from a faculty shortage, leaving the future of the pioneer class of nine uncertain.
On Monday, UNIJOS students were locked out of school due to the warning strike by NASU/SSANU. The Vice Chancellor has protested the unions’ decision to shutdown the school gate.
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang has appointed at least 204 media aides, including journalists from Vanguard Newspaper and Nigeria Standard.
Social Mallam and his friends explored Kano, Nigeria, on a trip filled with cultural experiences. The trip was organised by Africa Creatives Tourism, the photowalk took them to the historic Kano walls and the Kofar Wambai tannery, a major source of leather in Nigeria.
Yusuf Ahmed has been appointed as the new director of Startup Grind’s Jos chapter. The Google-backed initiative is arguably the world’s largest community of startups, founders, innovators, and creators.
The Custodian of African Literature (COAL) is set to host a book reading session with renowned Nigerian author Theresa Tobuyei on Sunday, February 25th. Ms. Tobuyei will be discussing her critically acclaimed novel, “GASP”, at 2:00 PM at nHub, 3rd Floor Taen Building, Old Airport Jos, Nigeria.
Renowned Nigerian rapper and music executive, Jude “MI” Abaga, opened up about his journey with mental health awareness at the Incredible Music Festival in Jos.
Three months after the abrupt end of the Code Plateau, PICTDA Director-General Dominic Datong said that issues such as lack documentation, certification processes, and adequate funding, affected the continuity of the tech talent training initiative.
The CEO of Deaf Technology Foundation also explored the concept of “felt music,” where sound vibrations are experienced through touch rather than hearing.
In a groundbreaking move to address the importance of mental health within the entertainment industry, renowned Nigerian rapper, songwriter, producer, and CEO of TASCK, Jude Abaga, popularly known as M.I Abaga, is set to lead a compelling panel discussion on the second day of the Incredible Music Festival.
Sylvanus Namang, the publicity secretary of the All Progressive Congress (APC) Plateau state chapter was killed by gunmen in Pankshin local government area of the state on Saturday evening.
The initiative promises improved public health, environmental sustainability, and economic benefits, relying on community cooperation and contractor dedication for success.
According to projections from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency, these sweltering conditions are expected to persist in the coming days, posing significant health risks to the populace.
Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has appointed new heads for various state agencies and a government house chaplain. He also selected 12 special advisers.
group who are identified as “The Breakfast Chat” had an advocacy in the city of Jos, earlier this month, they were thrilled by the outcome hence their statements,
Renew Our World, an international Christian movement championing climate action globally is preparing to debut a three-month radio program titled “Keep the Planet Green” on Jay 101.9 FM in Jos, Plateau state.
The Nigeria Police Force, Ogun State Command, has apprehended one of the suspected criminals involved in the kidnapping of two Catholic priests on February 1st from their parish rectory in Pankshin local government of Plateau State.
Situated in Miller Farm (Gada Biyu) Mbar District of Bokkos local government area, the Barracks aims to provide a strategic stronghold against the escalating security threats in the region.
Frs Kenneth Kanwa, CMF, and Jude Nwachukwu, CMF, the two Catholic priests who were kidnapped at their rectory at St. Vincent De Paul Parish, Fier in Pankshin, Plateau state, on February 1, have regained freedom, according to multiple sources close to the Claretian Missionaries.
The host community insists that the former Vice Chancellor’s ousting was unjustified, citing his significant contributions to the university’s advancements, including the establishment of new faculties.