Nigerian universities answer to the National Universities Commission and, for professional programmes, to a second statutory council. This explainer sets out where that oversight overlaps, what the overlap costs and what coordinated regulation would require.
How iRead To Live identifies, discloses and manages conflicts of interest.
The form used to disclose interests under our Conflict of Interest Policy.
How iRead To Live protects the independence, integrity and quality of its research.
The principles on which iRead To Live accepts financial support.
How iRead To Live is registered, resourced and held accountable.
JAMB has run foreign UTME centres since at least 2013 without publishing how many candidates use them, what they cost or what they achieve. Before the Ottawa centre opens, it should publish the evidence.
Watch the full iRead Initiative and BudgIT policy conversation on NELFUND’s financial sustainability, financing, loan recovery, and governance.
Eight scholars and practitioners, chaired by Prof. Sola Akinrinade, will guide iRead’s research toward a Nigerian higher education system every qualified student can access, afford, and thrive in.
Join iRead Initiative’s Student Research Community to explore access, affordability, student completion, campus welfare, and the student experience in Nigeria.
