Why Nigerian professors, lecturers need a strong Linkedin profile

    Ngozi Ekugo | Careers & Mobility | Jul 24, 2025    
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Adeleke Adesina, a life and business system coach at Tregs consulting has called professors, lecturers, and academicians to have a strong digital presence on LinkedIn, to showcase research work to attract global collaborations, funding and mentor students in the language of digital professionalism.

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