Professor Ogundipe served as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos between 2017 and 2022 and is widely recognised for his contributions to botanical sciences and higher education administration.
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Indian Police Use Tear Gas On Protesters Demanding Education Minister’s Resignation
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El-Rufai Files No-Case Submission As DSS Closes Prosecution
Defence counsel Paul Erokoro (SAN) argued that the prosecution had failed to establish sufficient evidence against El-Rufai and requested time to file the application. The prosecution said it was satisfied that the evidence presented supported the charges.
Court Replays El-Rufai Interview, Adeyanju Testifies In Alleged Phone-Tapping Trial
The witness also tendered the subpoena compelling his appearance in court, which was admitted as evidence without objection from the defence. The court further admitted a flash drive containing Adeyanju's own interview on the programme, alongside a certificate of compliance.
Andy Burnham Sworn In As MP Amid UK Leadership Speculation
Burnham's return to Westminster comes amid growing speculation about the future leadership of the Labour Party and the United Kingdom's next government.
Seven PMs In A Decade: Britain’s Political Turmoil
Whoever succeeds Starmer will inherit not only the responsibilities of government but also the challenge of restoring confidence in a political system that has seen extraordinary turnover at the highest level. Ten years after the Brexit referendum transformed British politics, the search for lasting stability remains unfinished.
Colombia Elects Right-Wing Outsider As President After Divisive Runoff
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella, a flamboyant lawyer backed by conservative and pro-business groups, celebrated his victory in the Caribbean city of Barranquilla alongside family members and hundreds of supporters.
NIMASA, ITC-ILO Sign Pact To Enhance Nigeria’s Maritime Skills Development
The Director General, NIMASA, Dr Dayo Mobereola, said investment in human capacity development remains central to the Agency’s vision of creating a robust maritime industry capable of meeting the emerging global industry demands.
Abuja Court Remands Sowore In Kuje Prison Pending Bail Hearing
Justice Mohammed Umar issued the order pending the hearing and determination of Sowore’s application seeking a stay of the court’s earlier decision revoking his bail and issuing a bench warrant for his arrest.
APC Sweeps Key By-Elections, PDP Retains Rivers Seat Amid Disputes
Results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Sunday expanded the APC's representation in the National Assembly, although several of the contests were marred by allegations of electoral malpractice, violence and voter intimidation.
UK’s Starmer Resigns As Prime Minister
Starmer's authority has been waning since Labour endured a drubbing in local and regional elections in May








