The Federal Government has revealed that illegal admissions in Nigerian tertiary institutions are far larger than previously estimated, with universities accounting for more than 200,000 cases and colleges of education another 58,000. The Education Minister, Dr Tunji Alausa disclosed this on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, in Abuja while inaugurating a ministerial committee on strengthening accreditation and quality assurance for tertiary institutions. According to Alausa, the scale of the problem goes well beyond ordinary administrative lapses. Admissions carried out outside approved procedures, including the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board’s Central Admissions Processing System (JAMB CAPS), have become widespread. He described the situation as a shame and made clear that the government will no longer repeatedly legitimise such practices through amnesty or condonement. For colleges of education, the ministry had initially expected only about 5,600 students to be affected when it...
NANS Senate Presidential Aspirant Comr. Charles Ijeomah Receives Strong Backing from Alma Mater's SUG as He Flags Off His Campaign
In a significant show of grassroots support and institutional alignment, Giant Comr. Charles Ijeomah, popularly known as EBUBE NANS or EBUBE ALUTA, the aspirant for the position of Senate President in the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), officially launched his campaign by identifying with the Student Union Government (SUG) of his alma mater, Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka. The event took place on Friday, March 6, 2026, at the Giant House Complex within the university premises. Comr. Ijeomah was warmly received by the current SUG President, Giant Comr. Ochuba Chukwusom Samuel, alongside other executive members of the union. Comr. Charles Ijeomah previously served as the SUG President of UNIZIK during the 29th House administration, where he demonstrated exemplary leadership focused on student advocacy, welfare improvements, and effective representation. His tenure was marked by tangible achievements in addressing student concerns, fostering unity among cam...