Lagos Partners Russia to Boost Research and Vocational Education
Lagos State government announces collaboration with Russia to enhance research, innovation, and vocational studies, including scholarships and exchange programs for Nigerian students.
Category : Education
Ibadan Parents Turn School Sports into Cultural Festival
Parents at Sunshine Schools in Ibadan transformed an inter-house sports competition into a vibrant cultural display with coordinated aso ebi outfits, creating a festive atmosphere that overshadowed pupils' athletic events.
NECO: No Extension for 2026 SSCE Registration Deadlines
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has confirmed no extension for the 2026 SSCE registration deadlines, urging schools to adhere strictly to May 25 and May 29, 2026 dates to ensure candidate eligibility and smooth exam administration.
Maritime University Crisis Tests Nigeria's Rule of Law
The delayed transition to University of Maritime Studies, Oron highlights governance failures and legal breaches, threatening Nigeria's educational integrity and policy credibility.
Illegal Health Colleges Proliferate in Oyo, Group Raises Alarm
Campaign For Better Public Health calls for urgent investigation into unregistered health colleges in Oyo State, warning parents and students against enrollment.
Nigeria's Top 10 Most Expensive Private Universities
Explore the 10 most expensive private universities in Nigeria, detailing their tuition fees, ownership, and unique features. This article highlights the high costs and educational promises of these institutions.
Nile University Represents Africa at International Business Competition
Nile University of Nigeria has become the first African institution to participate in the prestigious Scotiabank International Case Competition in Canada, with its science and engineering students earning commendations.
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Nursing Student Suspended Over Viral Hospital Conditions Video
Joy Ezeugwu, a nursing student in Enugu, faces indefinite suspension after her viral video revealed severe shortages at Uwani General Hospital, despite government action on her concerns.
Australia Raises Foreign Worker Salary to N72.5m: Nigerian Impact
Australia has increased the minimum salary requirement for foreign workers to AUD 76,515 (N72.5 million), affecting skilled visa applications from Nigerians and other migrants seeking employment opportunities.
Ghana Tops 2025 WASSCE, Beats Nigeria and Regional Peers
Ghanaian candidates secured the top three positions in the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination, outperforming students from Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia. President Mahama warned about rising exam malpractice threateni
UNICAL Cracks Down on Admission Fraud, Certificate Racketeering
University of Calabar Vice Chancellor Prof. Offiong Offiong announces sweeping reforms targeting admission irregularities and certificate forgery, with disciplinary actions already underway against officials.
Good Friday's Leadership Lesson: Fidelity and Justice in Nigeria
On Good Friday, Christians reflect on Jesus' crucifixion, drawing parallels to modern leadership failures in Nigeria and globally. This article explores how political and international leaders often betray justice, echoing Pontius Pilate's actions, and ca
UNICEF, FG Launch GenU 9JA Secretariat for Youth Opportunities
UNICEF partners with the Federal Government to inaugurate the Generation Unlimited Nigeria National Secretariat, aiming to expand skills, employment, and economic opportunities for millions of young Nigerians by 2030.
Graduate's 100 Level Mistake Hurt CGPA, Advises Students
A Nigerian graduate from Trinity University shares how academic laziness in first year damaged her final CGPA despite later improvements, offering crucial advice to incoming students.
UNICAL Convocation: 52 First Class Graduates Among 10,820
The University of Calabar (UNICAL) will hold its 38th convocation from April 2-12, 2026, graduating 10,820 students. 52 earned first class honours, with events including a research fair and a lecture on national security.
NYSC Member Becomes First in Family to Complete Service
Elizabeth Adegboye marks a significant achievement by becoming the first in her family to finish the National Youth Service Corps, sharing her academic journey and inspiring reactions online.
UNICAL VC Cracks Down on Admission Fraud, Certificate Racketeering
The Vice Chancellor of University of Calabar, Prof. Offiong Offiong, announces a sweeping crackdown on admission irregularities and certificate forgery, with disciplinary actions underway and reforms to restore integrity.
Governance Lapses Fuel Conflicts, Scholars Warn
Researchers at a University of Port Harcourt workshop identify governance failures, inequity, and political exclusion as key conflict drivers, urging inclusive strategies and community-based peacebuilding.
Nurse's Deferred UK Admission Leads to Surprising Life Path
Miracle Asidanya deferred nursing admission at University of Plymouth due to studies in Nigeria, but lockdown and marriage altered her plans, sparking viral reactions and discussions on education and migration.
Governance Lapses, Exclusion Fuel Conflicts - Scholars
Researchers warn that governance failures, inequitable resource distribution, and political exclusion remain key drivers of conflicts in Nigeria, urging inclusive governance and community-based strategies for lasting peace.
Poly Graduate Laments Betting Shop Job in Lab Coat
A Federal Polytechnic Offa biochemistry graduate shares a viral video lamenting unemployment, using her lab coat for work in a betting shop, sparking reactions online.
Cheapest US Universities for Nigerian Students
Discover the top 10 cheapest universities in the USA for Nigerian students, offering quality education at low tuition fees. This guide covers costs, locations, and key features to help you study affordably in America.
Nigerian in UK Fears Deportation, Seeks Job as Visa Expires
A Nigerian man in the UK has made an emotional plea online, seeking help to find a visa-sponsored job before his visa expires on May 1, 2026, to avoid deportation.
UNILORIN Graduate Pleads for Jobs, Shares Political Science Background
A University of Ilorin graduate, Sherifat Shola Abdulsalam, has gone viral on TikTok seeking employment. She holds a degree in Political Science with three years of post-NYSC experience and is open to roles in customer service, executive assistance, or re
Empower Her Voice Conference Inspires Young Women in Enugu
The 2026 Empower Her Voice Conference in Enugu brought together students, entrepreneurs, and leaders for discussions on leadership, enterprise, and personal development, featuring grants and interactive sessions.
Youth Must Understand Conflict to End Insurgency, Says Minister
Minister Abubakar Atiku Bagudu emphasizes that Nigerian youths need to understand conflict drivers to combat insurgency, proposing NYSC and education reforms for peacebuilding.
FUGUS Graduate Viral for 42 As in 69 Courses
A graduate from Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) has gained online fame by sharing her academic transcript, revealing 42 As, 20 Bs, and 7 Cs across 69 courses, all without any carryovers or lower grades.
Lagos' Most Expensive Primary Schools: Fees Up to N38.7M
A comprehensive analysis reveals 13 of Lagos' most expensive primary schools, with annual fees ranging from N3 million to N38.7 million. International curricula dominate these elite institutions.
UNICEF: GenU 9JA Launch Shows Government's Youth Commitment
UNICEF has hailed the launch of the Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU 9JA) national secretariat as a clear sign of the Federal Government's dedication to prioritizing youth in national development. The secretariat aims to connect millions to education, s
Nigerian Universities with Most International Students
Recent data highlights Nigerian universities with the highest percentages of international students, led by Nasarawa State University at 13%, showcasing the country's growing appeal in global higher education.
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