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At 82, Nigerian journalist bags PhD as UNILAG holds 53rd convocation - Vimarsana News

At 82, Nigerian journalist bags PhD as UNILAG holds 53rd convocation

The vice-chancellor said the telemedicine project was facilitated by the university’s Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council, Lanre...

Agwai visitation panel's report on shocking corruption at UNILAG -- Our Stand - Vimarsana News

Agwai visitation panel's report on shocking corruption at UNILAG -- Our Stand

The panel, in the report it submitted to the FG, said it came to several conclusions in its investigations against the VC of UNILAG

His Council exposed corruption in UNILAG. University moves to punish Babalakin - Vimarsana News

His Council exposed corruption in UNILAG. University moves to punish Babalakin

Accused of fraud, Vice Chancellor Ogundipe led the UNILAG Senate to declare Mr Babalakin, an alumnus of the university, a personal non grata.

The question of university autonomy in Nigeria - Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Opinion — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

The question of university autonomy in Nigeria - Part 2 | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Opinion — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Today, pure academics are seen as a threat to the development of industry and commerce. Consequently, the traditional autonomy of universities founded on pure academic imperatives has been considerably modified and or limited.

University of Lagos sacks two senior lecturers over s*x for grades scandal - Vimarsana News

University of Lagos sacks two senior lecturers over s*x for grades scandal

Two years after they were exposed in the sex-for-grades documentary by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), two senior lecturers of the University of Lag