Unical Pharmacy Students Protest Accreditation Delay
Pharmacy students at University of Calabar stage peaceful protest over delayed accreditation, demanding immediate action to save their academic futures and professional careers.
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Nigerian Universities Crisis: Readers React to Osundare
Nigerians share passionate responses to Professor Niyi Osundare's damning assessment of the country's university system, revealing deep concerns about education quality and funding.
West African ICC Exit Puts Citizens at Risk
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court raises serious concerns about justice and accountability in the region. Experts warn this decision leaves citizens vulnerable to human rights abuses.
Lagos to Host AFRIMA 2026: African Music Awards in Nigeria
Lagos has been officially selected to host the 9th African Music Awards (AFRIMA) in January 2026, marking a major victory for Nigeria's entertainment industry and African cultural diplomacy.
JAMB prosecutes 10 staff over corruption allegations
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board takes decisive action as 10 staff members face prosecution over corruption allegations. Discover the details of this major anti-corruption move in Nigeria's education sector.
Tinubu gives fresh instructions to Defence Chief
President Bola Tinubu has issued crucial new instructions to Nigeria's Chief of Defence Staff during high-level security talks at Aso Rock. Get exclusive details on the latest strategic moves to combat national security threats.
Western Union's Crypto Plan for Nigeria Remittances
Western Union partners with Stellar to launch USD-backed stablecoin, potentially revolutionizing how Nigerians receive money from abroad with faster, cheaper transfers.
FG Releases ₦23bn to Universities, ASUU Suspends Strike
Nigerian government disburses ₦23 billion to clear outstanding arrears for public universities after ASUU suspends industrial action. Get full details on the breakthrough agreement.
UNICAL Pharmacy Students Protest Accreditation Delay
University of Calabar pharmacy students stage peaceful protest over prolonged accreditation delays, demanding immediate action from university management to secure their academic futures.
Timi Frank Blasts Flawed African Elections
Nigerian activist Timi Frank exposes electoral malpractices in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, warning of democracy's decline in Africa and calling for international intervention.
Yoruba student tops graduation in Igbo-land school
In an inspiring display of academic excellence, a Yoruba student has emerged as the best graduating student at a prestigious school in Anambra State, winning top honors across multiple subjects and breaking cultural barriers.
Spa Owner's Surprise Visit Exposes Staff Misconduct
A female spa proprietor in Nigeria made an unannounced inspection, catching her employees in unexpected positions that raised serious questions about workplace professionalism.
EU-NFI Partnership Empowers Young Nigerian Filmmakers
European Union teams up with Nigerian Film Institute to launch groundbreaking cultural collaboration program, offering young Nigerian filmmakers training, funding, and international exposure.
Lagos Public Schools Excel in Academic Quiz Competition
Discover how a recent quiz competition is transforming education in Lagos public schools and rewarding academic excellence among students across the state.
FG Clears ₦2.3B University Salary Arrears
Nigerian government releases ₦2.3 billion to settle outstanding salary increments and promotion arrears for academic and non-academic staff across federal universities, addressing long-standing grievances in the education sector.
African Leaders Demand Sovereign Justice Mechanisms
African heads of state are pushing for revolutionary sovereign justice systems to handle transnational crimes and international disputes, challenging Western-dominated legal frameworks.
Private Nigerian Universities Must Raise Academic Standards
Nigerian private universities face urgent calls to elevate academic standards and infrastructure as education stakeholders demand improved quality and global competitiveness.
Meta Stock Plummets After ₦2.4 Trillion Tax Hit
Meta Platforms faces massive profit decline as €1.9 billion tax charge from European operations sends shares tumbling. Discover how this impacts investors and the company's financial future.
Engineering Student's Maths Breakdown Goes Viral in Nigeria
A Nigerian engineering student's emotional breakdown while solving advanced engineering mathematics has gone viral, triggering massive online reactions and discussions about academic pressure in Nigerian universities.
Nigerian teen scores perfect 1600 on SAT
Meet Agbo Adoga, the Nigerian teenager who stunned the world by achieving a perfect 1600 score on the SAT, setting a new academic standard for African students globally.
ASUU Seeks Ex-Sokoto Governor's Help in FG Dispute
Nigeria's Academic Staff Union of Universities turns to former Sokoto State Governor Abdallah Wali as mediator in prolonged dispute with Federal Government over unmet agreements.
Hadi Sirika Heads Yar'Adua University Governing Council
Former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika appointed to lead Yar'Adua University's governing council, bringing extensive experience to shape the institution's future direction and academic excellence.
BASF Profit Dips 37%, Demands EU Cut Red Tape
German chemical company BASF reports significant profit drop, calls on European Union to reduce bureaucratic hurdles affecting business competitiveness in latest earnings report.
Soyinka: US Visa Revoked in Political Witch Hunt
Nobel Prize-winning playwright Wole Soyinka reveals his US visa was revoked in what he describes as a politically motivated witch hunt, raising concerns about academic freedom and US-Nigeria relations.
US Bans Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka from Entry
Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka barred from entering the United States, causing diplomatic tensions and raising questions about academic freedom.
Hadi Sirika Appointed Pro-Chancellor of Yar'adua University
In a significant move for Nigeria's education sector, former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika has been appointed as the new Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Umaru Musa Yar'adua University's Governing Council.
UNIZIK Student's 328 UTME Score: From Rejection to Success
A determined Nigerian student reveals how he overcame rejection after scoring 328 in UTME, proving that resilience and hard work can turn setbacks into success stories at Nnamdi Azikiwe University.
Nigeria Aims for $1 Trillion Economy by 2030
Nigeria's Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to transform the nation into a $1 trillion economy by 2030 during high-level talks with European Union ambassadors in Abuja.
UNIZIK Student's 328 Score Sparks Emotional Breakdown
A young Nigerian student's emotional breakdown after scoring 328 in UNIZIK admission process triggers nationwide conversation about academic pressure and mental health in Nigerian universities.
20-Year-Old Graduates UNIOSUN with Perfect 5.00 CGPA
Meet Oluwadarasimi Omoseyin, the brilliant 20-year-old who made history by graduating with a perfect 5.00 CGPA from Osun State University. Discover her incredible study techniques and motivational strategies that led to this outstanding academic achieveme
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