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📢 Save the Date: NAS 7th Annual Scientific Conference | January 27–28, 2026

The Nigerian Academy of Science is pleased to announce its Seventh Annual Scientific Conference, scheduled for Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 28th January, 2026. Theme: “From Research to Market: The Making

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The ISC Governing Board has issued a statement to underscore the urgent need to protect and strengthen global cooperation in science.

The ISC Governing Board has issued a statement to underscore the urgent need to protect and strengthen global cooperation in science. Click here to download the statement.

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Investiture of the Academy’s 20th President

Professor Emeritus Abubakar Sani Sambo, FAS was installed the 20th President of the Nigerian Academy of Science on Thursday, 23rd of January, 2025 in Abuja. He took over from Professor Ekanem Braide,

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NAS holds Induction and Public Lecture

The Nigerian Academy of Science expanded its Fellowship at an induction ceremony held on 22nd May 2025. At the event, 11 distinguished scientists — including one Foreign Fellow — were

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Commissioning of the NAS-TY Danjuma Science Museum and Library

The Nigerian Academy of Science commissioned its Science Museum/Library building on Monday, January 20th 2025 in Abuja, Nigeria. The Museum is conceptualized to deepen the interphase between science and the

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Experts urge govts to exercise caution on schools reopening

September 14, 2020

Nigeria has not reached COVID-19 peak, says expert

September 14, 2020

COVID-19: Keeping quiet not an option, NCDC tasks Nigerian scientists

August 27, 2020

As scientists continue to study the coronavirus pandemic, Nigerian scientists and members of the Nigerian Academy of Science, NAS, have been tasked to wake up and raise their voices in defense of science as the

Universal Health Coverage in Nigeria (UHC) Workshop

August 26, 2020

Universal Health Coverage (UHC) means that all individuals and communities should have access to the full spectrum of essential and effective health services including promotion, prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and palliative care without suffering financial hardship.

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Many Nigerians have forgotten the dangers of COVID-19

June 11, 2020

Public health physician, Dr Doyin Odubanjo, addresses the issue of increasing incidence of infections and scarcity of bed spaces in Nigeria. “Many Nigerians have forgotten the dangers of COVID-19” – Dr. Oladoyin Odubanjo, Executive

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