ICYMI: FUTA to withdraw certificates of graduates found culpable of misconduct
The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has threatened to withdraw the certificate of any of its alumni found culpable of misconduct.
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FUTA produces 240 first-class graduates out of 2,747 students
The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), will award degrees to 2,747 students during its 36th convocation, with 240 earning first-class honours.
Lagos assembly budgets N4.5bn for 40 generators, N20.6bn for vehicles for lawmakers in 2025
The Lagos State House of Assembly’s 2025 budget has sparked controversy over N4.5 billion for generators, N20.6 billion for vehicles, and other high-value allocations amid ongoing corruption allegations.
Q2 GDP rises 4.23%, labour unions question impact on living standards
Nigeria’s GDP grew 4.23% in Q2 2025, but labour unions and business leaders argue the figures fail to reflect worsening economic realities for citizens.
FUTA boosts bell pepper farming, eyes international export opportunities
FUTA is scaling up its greenhouse-grown F1 Bell Pepper project to meet surging demand and promote export. VC Prof. Oladiji says the initiative will also train future greenhouse farmers.
Backlash trails Kebbi lawmakers’ donation of 25 vehicles to Tinubu’s 2027 campaign
Even if the vehicles were purchased from their salaries, it’s still taxpayers’ money
JAMB moves to resolve admission, NYSC discrepancies for FUTA graduate, over 4,000 others
These 13 candidates were among the 4,845 regularised by JAMB but were flagged due to omissions noticed on their portals.
FUTA student faces nightmare as JAMB challenges admission 7 years after UTME
Olasola Jamiu, a student of the Federal University of Technology (FUTA), has accused the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) of flagging his admission as fake after seven years.
FUTA staff demand return of union vehicle seized by police
Non-academic staff at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, staged a protest accusing the Ondo State Police Command of disobeying a court order to return a union vehicle seized during a leadership dispute.