Apata Oyeniran

1 week ago | independent.ng | Apata Oyeniran

In an increasingly interconnected world, global health initiatives have become critical in addressing medical challenges and ensuring equitable access to healthcare for all. Improving health outcomes requires a collective effort that transcends geographical boundaries. At the heart of this mission is education, preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals to meet the evolving needs of diverse communities.

1 week ago | independent.ng | Apata Oyeniran

In a bid to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world corporate experience, MTN Nigeria recently opened its doors to postgraduate students from Pan-Atlantic University’s (PAU) School of Media and Communication. The visit provided the students with a firsthand opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of one of Africa’s leading telecommunications companies.

1 week ago | independent.ng | Apata Oyeniran

LAGOS – Concerns over increasing insecurity in various parts of the country have prompted parents and stakeholders in the education sector to urge the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to reconsider the early morning schedule for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). They are advocating the exam to start at 9a.m. instead of the traditional 6:30a.m or 7a.m. to better protect candidates and allow examination centres ample time to prepare.

1 week ago | independent.ng | Apata Oyeniran

Indomie, Nigeria’s beloved noodle brand, celebrated Mother’s Day with its innovative “Show Some Love to Mum” campaign. The special event blended cutting-edge AI technology with vibrant on-ground activations. The campaign, held at Ikeja City Mall, honoured the unwavering love and dedication of mothers across the nation. The event featured two key elements: a personalized digital experience and an engaging physical celebration.

1 week ago | independent.ng | Apata Oyeniran

A dramatic incident occurred in Ijebu Ode, where a suspected thief, identified as Jeremiah Kosesochi Nwoke, reportedly died while trying to steal the revered Agemo statue at the Itoro Roundabout. This statue is situated near the ultramodern palace of the Awujale of Ijebuland. According to an online account, the deceased made several attempts to uproot and steal the symbolic statue under the cover of darkness.