Why Jigawa’s new medical university matters

When the National Universities Commission (NUC) announced this week that it had approved the establishment of the Jigawa State University of Medical and Allied Sciences, the news carried significance well beyond the addition of a 70th state-owned university to Nigeria’s higher education landscape. It confirmed, once again, that Governor Umar Namadi understands something many of his

NUC grants approval to Jigawa State University of Medical Sciences

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the establishment of the Jigawa State University of Medical and Allied Sciences as Nigeria’s 70th state-owned university, describing the development as a major milestone in expanding medical education and addressing the country’s shortage of healthcare professionals.
The recognition, announced in Abuja on Thursday, also marks the first time a state government has

TETFund cracks down on abandoned projects, bars new approvals for affected schools

TETFund cracks down on abandoned projects, bars new approvals for affected schools By Uji A Iliyasu, Abuja The Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has announced stringent measures to address persistent delays in the execution of intervention projects across beneficiary institutions, warning that institutions with abandoned or overdue projects will […]

Gov Namadi:Turning politics to a vehicle for unity

The defection of Hon. Kabiru Ibrahim, member representing Birnin Kudu Constituency in the Jigawa State House of Assembly, to the All Progressives Congress (APC) this week is more than a routine political headline; it’s a quiet but powerful demonstration of the kind of leadership Gov Umar Namadi has built in Jigawa State. One rooted in fairness, inclusiveness and a genuine hunger for development that transcends party colours

Senseman Editorial

About one thousand Nigerian students pursuing degrees in medicine, engineering, pharmacy, Islamic studies, and other disciplines suddenly found their academic dreams hanging in the balance. Universities were forced to suspend activities, transportation was disrupted, and anxiety replaced hope. Young Nigerians who travelled abroad to acquire knowledge now face uncertainty through no fault of theirs