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Tech entrepreneur, Tade Oyerinde, a Nigerian-born innovator, has secured $46million in Series B funding for his for-profit community college startup, Campus, aiming to reshape higher education accessibility in the United States.

The investment, led by General Catalyst and announced on March 20, brings Campus’ total funding to over $100 million.

The company aims to make higher education more accessible and affordable, offering online associate degrees and certifications in fields like business administration, medical assisting, and applied artificial intelligence.

“Campus has created a model that is rooted in the rigour and legacy of American higher education with the benefit of technology and innovation that students will require to thrive in an increasingly competitive global economy,” said Ken Chenault, chairman of General Catalyst, in a statement.

Founded in 2022, Campus offers live, online courses that lead to two-year associate degrees and certifications in fields such as business administration, technical support, cosmetology, and medical assisting.

Observer reports that the institution also provides an applied AI concentration, responding to a job market where AI-related opportunities have surged by more than 70% in the past five years.

With tuition at $7,200 per year — covered by full Pell Grant awards — Campus positions itself as a low-cost alternative to traditional colleges, where costs range from $11,000 to $43,000 annually.

The U.S. higher education system is under increasing financial strain, with student loan debt soaring to nearly $1.8 trillion.

Altman, who co-led a $29 million funding round for Campus in 2023, has previously warned that America’s higher education model is on the brink of collapse due to its unsustainable costs.
Campus isn’t just catering to students—it’s also providing new opportunities for professors.

The startup employs over 100 educators, many of whom also teach at prestigious institutions like Princeton, Stanford, and Howard University.

Graduates of Campus have gone on to four-year universities, including New York University, Penn State, and the University of California, San Diego.

The company also helps students enter the workforce immediately after completing their programs.

“It’s really simple,” said Oyerinde in a statement.

“In America, we should have elite education for everyone—everyone should be able to learn from the top professors in the country, develop useful skills, and then go on to use those skills to create a great life for themselves," Oyerinde said.


https://saharareporters.com/2025/03/21/nigerian-tech-entrepreneur-oyerindes-startup-raises-46million-top-silicon-valley

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Missing Person Report

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Adepoju Ridwan Adedolapo has been missing since 14th March 2025. He was last seen at home at approximately 1:30am on the morning of March 14th when he stepped out in the middle of the night.

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https://x.com/Letter_to_Jack/status/1903040213728837923?t=KgB2aqWYEt8AJhNUAd4tBw&s=19
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Meanwhile, when Adamu Garba claimed he left;

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The kind of provocative actions taken by Wike in Rivers is now leading to a total showdown. Take Obasanjo’s comments as a joke to your peril. He’s not and never been alone. Stable government is achieved not by wanton display of state power, but by working to maintain reasonable balance in all aspect of the polity. Let’s be guided.

Whoever dismisses the exit of Malam Nasir El-Rufai from APC as a mere joke is not all together sincere. Truth is, it may open a floodgate for defections. Our party APC needs to put its house in order and conciliate the internal grumbling. Power should not deceive main actors from the realities of democracy.

Our party APC needs to put its house in order and conciliate the internal grumbling. Power should not deceive main actors from the realities of democracy.

As the permutation for the 2027 unveils, this is a brutal but factual analysis of the likely outcome that could make APC win or lose the 2027 to the opposition. The projections of the opposition's tripod plans and why APC needs to do more to reclaim the trust of its loyal members.

Why the North are feeling alienated from President Bola Tinubu’s Government…?

“ I think he has lost his diplomacy, reach and politics of inclusivity with so many people of the North west and the North east.

-Adamu Garba
APC Member
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https://x.com/AITFocusNigeria/status/1903039094101270870?t=HF6Qf4iQZCnklVnf3peQEg&s=19
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The immediate-past Deputy Governor of Edo State, Comrade Philip Shaibu has congratulated the Nigeria Super Eagles on their 2-0 victory over Rwanda in Kigali.

In a statement on Friday night, Shaibu, who is among the Nigerian contingents to Rwanda, also congratulated the Alhaji Ibrahim Gusua led Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), for the win.

He noted that beating Rwanda in Kigali is a boost for the Nigerian players and Nigerians all over the world ahead of Tuesday match against Zimbabwe in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Shaibu, therefore, called on Nigerians to pray for the Super Eagles players, NFF, NSC saying that with collective prayers and support Nigeria will achieve the desire goal of qualifying for the 2026 world Cup.

The Super Eagles’ 2-0 win over Amavubi in Kigali on Friday did not take them to the top of group C of the African series, but it placed them back as one of the contenders in a pool in which they inexplicably fluffed nine of a possible 12 in their previous four matches.

Turkish-based 2023 Africa Player of the Year, Victor Osimhen played no part in any of those matches, for reasons of injury. Now, they have gone to six points, only four away from top-placed South Africa, who defeated Lesotho in a game played simultaneously as the one in Kigali.

On his first run-out in the campaign, it took Osimhen only 10 minutes to make a mark. Nigeria were awarded a free-kick on the left side of Rwanda’s area, and Ademola Lookman heaved it into the box where three white shirts were lurking. The best-placed of them, Osimhen, connected brilliantly and there was no attempt from goalkeeper Fiacre Ntwari.

https://metrowatchxtra.com/2025/03/21/wcq-shaibu-congratulates-super-eagles-nff-over-rwandan-win/
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1. "The night isn’t quiet — it’s where your loudest thoughts finally find a voice."


2. "The moon rises not to replace the sun, but to remind you that light takes different forms."


3. "Late nights are where truths unfold — not because you’re awake, but because the world is asleep."


4. "Darkness doesn’t hide you — it reveals who you are when no one’s watching."


5. "The stars don’t light the night to be admired — they exist to remind you that even distant things still shine."


6. "The silence of midnight holds answers you can’t hear during the noise of the day."


7. "The night isn’t an ending — it’s an intermission between who you were and who you’re becoming."


8. "In the stillness of night, your mind has no choice but to meet the truth it’s been avoiding."


9. "The moon doesn’t chase the sun — it waits, knowing its time will come. So should you."


10. "Late nights hold a strange kind of freedom — the world sleeps, and you’re left alone with endless possibilities."




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