Experts to X-ray 2025 budget at Caleb University’s 2nd webinar series
The Centre for Political Issues and Political Thought, Caleb University, Lagos, will host its second webinar series on Thursday, February 27, 2028. The webinar titled: “Nigeria’s 2025 Budget and Socio-Economic Development Agenda: The Way Forward,” will feature a professor of Development Economics/Development Finance at the University of South Africa, Rauf Aregbesola, and Dr. Abiodun Adedipe of BAA Consult, Lagos, as keynote speakers. Also expected at the event are members of
20 Caleb University student businesses showcase products at maiden entrepreneurship festival
Caleb University's Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation held its maiden entrepreneurship festival on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, where 20 burgeoning entrepreneurs showcased their products. The festival held at the university’s sports arena featured an exhibition of student businesses and sales. It also provided a platform for the participants to exhibit their talents, network, and grow their businesses. Some of the businesses on display at the one-day event include Virt
Business Showcase
Caleb University’s Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation held its maiden entrepreneurship festival on Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Community Outreach
The Caleb University’s Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation on Thursday, October 24, 2024, organised a community outreach at secondary school Imota, Lagos
Caleb University holds community outreach at Imota school
The Caleb University’s Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation on Thursday, October 24, 2024, organised a community outreach at a secondary school in the Imota area of Lagos. The programme themed: “Career Exploration: Understanding Your Options,” was put together by the university as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to the host community. The community service held at the Imota Community Grammar School featured keynote addresses, panel discussions and insi
LASU professor, others chart way forward for local government after Supreme Court ruling on autonomy
A Professor of Public Administration at the Lagos State University, Prof. Francis Nchuchuwe, during the week identified political autonomy as the panacea to years of underperformance in the local government system. He spoke at a webinar themed: “Leveraging Local Government Reform for Grassroots Economic Development,” put together by the Centre for Political Issues and Economic Thoughts, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos. It x-rayed the Supreme Court’s ruling of July 11 that gran