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For Peace Ejembi, growing up as the fifth of seven children in a close-knit community with limited access to opportunities...

For Oluchukwu, education was never a simple walk down a classroom corridor. It was a battle against constant financial hardship....

From Akwa Ibom to Lagos, Rebecca Edet discovered that the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program is more than an opportunity for...

Adaora I Onaga There is something profoundly instructive about a discipline whose entire purpose is filtration. A nephrologist spends a...

Ekundayo Peter Mesagan (Professor of Energy & Environmental Economics, PAU) Executive Summary Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, stands at a...

“People see me and don’t believe I am suffering because of my skin,” 17-year-old Fragrance Fasa reflects. As the eldest...

Dr. Adaora Onaga "Money doesn't buy character." We have heard this saying so often that we rarely stop to question...

Professor Bongo Adi Calls for “The End of Development Economics” and a New Post-Industrial Policy Paradigm for Africa Pan-Atlantic University...

Adaora I Onaga As a new academic session begins, our campuses come alive once again. Freshly admitted students arrive with...

At Pan-Atlantic University, students are playing an active role in shaping a more sustainable future through innovative ideas, community engagement and environmental...

Adaora Onaga Sometimes, institutional adverts promoting organisational values leave me wondering whether we have confused the appearance of a value...

CP Tijani Fatai addresses journalists at Pan-Atlantic University following a security assessment of the campus, reaffirming the commitment of security...

“I thought I might go to school someday, but never a university like Pan-Atlantic University. That kind of dream didn’t belong...

Adaora Onaga If you walk across any university campus and strike up a conversation with a group of students, it...

Adaora Onaga A few months ago, I received an email that stayed with me. It came from an adjunct professor...

At just 13 years old, Bilyaminu’s world fractured. In quick succession, he lost his father and suffered a severe spinal...

As Pan-Atlantic University continues to strengthen its commitment to accessibility, equity, and student well-being, inclusion remains a shared institutional responsibility...

Adaora I Onaga Last week, I invited you to consider the responsibility of universities to cultivate ethical leaders, individuals who...

Students, families, and staff gathered on the second-floor Library Patio at TYD. At Pan-Atlantic University (PAU), inclusion is not viewed...

For many young Africans, education is bigger than earning a degree, it is a pathway to growth, purpose, and impact....