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For Kean students interested in studying outside the United States, going abroad does not necessarily mean spending an entire semester in another country, or spending a huge chunk of savings out of pocket.  From semester-long exchanges to faculty-led trips lasting about a week, Kean offers students multiple ways to incorporate international experiences into their education. At the university’s annual Study Abroad Fair on Sept. 15, students could speak with faculty, alumni and international education representatives about programs, costs, scholarships and what it is like to study in another country.  The fair, hosted by the Center for International Studies, was held…

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Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has called on Igbos to deepen unity, cooperation and collective action to accelerate the development and prosperity of the people. Mr Otti made the call on Tuesday in Umuahia while speaking at the 2026 World Igbo Day celebration hosted by Abia, with the theme, “Njiko Ka” (Unity is supreme). He said the future of Ndigbo depends on their ability to work together despite differences of opinion, stressing that unity does not necessarily mean unanimity. The governor said the Igbo republican tradition allowed individuals to hold divergent views while working towards the common good. “May…

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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has been described as one of the most important educational reforms in India’s history that reshape system of education by making it more inclusive, flexible, multidisciplinary, and globally competitive. In the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, the NEP 2020 presents a significant opportunity to improve the quality of higher education while aligning academic programmes with the changing needs and demands of twenty-first century. As colleges and universities begin implementing this new framework, an important question emerges: has NEP 2020 truly begun transforming higher education in Jammu and Kashmir, or is the transformation still…

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Judith Okafor RevoCube Links Group has unveiled Port Solis, a 100 per cent solar-powered sustainable city and multi-purpose eco-destination in Lagos, as the company seeks to demonstrate how renewable energy can support commercial and lifestyle developments. The launch drew government officials, industry leaders, technology experts, entrepreneurs, and media personalities, including the Lagos State Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources, Mr Biodun Ogunleye, and the CEO of EV World Africa and Renewable Lifestyle Engineering, Dr Seun Oluwalade. Speaking at the event, RevoCube Group CEO, Mr. Olanrewaju Ogunkunle, said Port Solis brings together the company’s experience in technology, energy, mobility and real…

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​Lagos stood still on Sunday, September 20, 2026, as Regal Hall in Oregun, Ikeja, transformed into a sanctuary of divine encounters for Praise Affair with Tosin Bee: The Thanksgiving.  Draped in rich royal purple and gold aesthetics, the night delivered a seamless fusion of refined worship, cutting-edge production, and infectious high praise.   ​For the celebrated Afro-gospel and highlife minister, songwriter, and music director, the evening was more than a performance it was a triumphant return to headline billing.  Tosin Bee’s last major concert was Switch with Tosin Bee at the MUSON Centre in September 2019.  Though he kept audiences global…

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Nigeria has been identified among high-volume markets where a new $1 testing package could help expand screening of pregnant women for HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B. The package, launched by Premier Medical Corporation and Impact Nexus Africa, combines two rapid diagnostic tests under a single commercial offer for use through existing antenatal care services. The companies said their analysis identified Nigeria, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Mozambique and South Africa among the countries with the largest potential markets for antenatal hepatitis B screening. Impact Nexus Africa estimates that the package could generate about $215 million in commodity savings across 74 low-…

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A Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned until 24 November the defamation case filed by actress Judy Austin against her former husband, Emmanuel Obasi, and her colleague, Rita Edochie. PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that Austin sued Obasi and Edochie separately, demanding N1 billion in damages from each defendant. In the suits filed by her lawyer, Anozie Obi of Rubicom Legal Partners, Austin asked the court to order both defendants to publish full and unreserved retractions and apologies in two national newspapers and on their social media platforms. She also sought a perpetual injunction restraining Edochie, Obasi, their agents and…

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Professor Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello left office this month as the ninth substantive Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), closing a five-year tenure that began in September 2021. A physiologist by training, she ran the university with the same precision she once applied to a laboratory bench. According to reports, she inherited 37 academic programmes awaiting accreditation and secured full accreditation for 31 within her first year. By the end of her term, all of LASU’s 80 to 81 programmes had reportedly achieved full accreditation, alongside three new faculties, two new schools and 20 additional courses. That expansion pulled in applicants. Annual…

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