Articles by DANIEL SEUN KOLADE

OOU will matriculate 2025, 2026 students on December 16. All payments and CAPS acceptance must be completed by November 28. Defaulters will lose their admission.

The University has stopped all diploma lectures and announced a central admission screening for Thursday, 27 November 2025.

Legitdan News reports that Lagos State University has announced that the Diploma Admission Screening for Computer and Data Science applicants will now be a Computer-Based Test (CBT) on 27 November 2025. Previous credential submission is no longer valid. Applicants must take and pass the CBT to secure admission. Lectures will begin after the screening.

UNICROSS has opened its portal for supplementary registration and result upload for the 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 sessions. The window runs from 21 to 28 November 2025.

Katsina and Plateau State Governments have ordered the closure of all public schools after rising security risks. Both states say the move is to protect students and strengthen safety measures.

Yabatech has released an urgent update for all 2025/2026 applicants. The school directs candidates to upload O’Level results before November 23, prepare for change of course from December 8, and ensure name consistency to avoid loss of admission.

Niger State Government says a search and rescue operation is ongoing after students were abducted in Agwara LGA. Officials say the school reopened without clearance despite an earlier security directive.

UNILAG gives students one more week to apply for hostel spaces. New deadline is 27 November 2025. Balloting holds on 28 November 2025.

WAEC shifts full CBT exams to 2027, says 2026 WASSCE will be optional CBT and pilot only.

NUC approves AKSU’s new full time Law programme, sets 280 as the UTME cut off for applicants.

NUC approves LLM Law, Cyber Security, and Software Engineering for Crescent University starting 2025.

FUNAAB matriculates 6,356 students for the 2025 session, the highest intake in its 38 year history.

LASUED admitted over 5,000 new students, with the Vice Chancellor urging discipline, entrepreneurship, and use of NELFUND, while highlighting the university’s growing international partnerships.