‘Nigeria must embrace digital literacy for AI-driven economy’

Industry experts and academia have emphasised that Nigeria must adopt a robust digital model that transforms key sectors, enhances digital infrastructure, and nurtures talent to be competitive in the global tech-driven economy.

by Iyabo Lawal

VC identifies low enrolment as bane of distance learning institutes

by Timothy Atoyebi

Varsity seeks continuous engagement on AI advancement

by Isaac Taiwo

UNICEF, Unilever empower undergraduates with skills for future jobs under FUCAP initiative

by Iyabo Lawal

CEDHUL opens first Lagos Spring School in digital entrepreneurship, cultures

by Isaac Taiwo

UNILAG rolls out roadmap to unlock potential

by Anthony

Stakeholders chart path to transform sector

by Michael Akinadewo

Casino journalism and the end of history

by Ismail Ibraheem

UNILAG unveils solar-powered buses, new logo

by Michael Akinadewo

Lessons from Ogunsola’s lecture at AOP Peace Awards

by Ayo Baje

379 bag First Class as UNILAG graduates 17,464 students at convocation

by Adaku Onyenucheya and Michael Akinadewo

UNILAG student wins start-up pitch competition

by Iyabo Lawal

Group seeks zero tolerance policy, prosecution of ‘randy’ lecturer

by Bertram Nwannekanma

Stakeholders seek conversion of waste to wealth

by Silver Nwokoro

UNILAG unveils project ‘Innovation to Market’

by Iyabo Lawal

U.S., stakeholders meet on improving quality of higher education in Nigeria

by Guardian Nigeria

‘Nigeria’s greatest challenge is that citizens don’t talk about positives’

by Onyedika Agbedo and Laolu Adeyemi

Reps panel to meet UNILAG VC, others over crisis

by Iyabo Lawal

Don tasks architects on home designs for blighted urban areas

by Bertram Nwannekanma

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