A Tai Solarin University of Education graduate has inspired many by sharing her journey from failing WAEC and scoring 178 in JAMB to graduating with first-class honours, attributing her success to perseverance and faith.
Nigeria's VICBHE has graduated 1,403 certified ranking professionals and launched the African University Ranking System, a home-grown framework to enhance Africa's academic competitiveness globally.
A Nigerian university graduate shares how his class representative's alleged theft of textbook funds led to a C grade, preventing a first-class degree and lecturing career, but he later found success.
Stakeholders at the AfricaX Summit 2026 press conference warn that Africa's inability to commercialize research is hindering economic development and technological advancement.
A University of Lagos graduate has gone viral on social media after celebrating her first-class degree, becoming the first in her family lineage to achieve this academic milestone.
Nigerian students can apply for the Wells Mountain Initiative Scholarship, offering up to $3,000 annually for undergraduate studies at local universities. Learn about requirements, deadlines, and the application process.
Comprehensive comparison of UK and Nigerian teacher salaries, pensions, and living expenses for educators considering emigration. Analysis reveals significant earning potential but higher costs.
Nigerian students can access top-tier education in Finland through University of Helsinki scholarships, including fully funded Master's and Finland Scholarship options. Learn eligibility, costs, and application steps.
Explore Radboud University scholarship options for Nigerian students, including the ASML Technology Scholarship, NL Scholarship, Radboud Scholarship Programme, and Radboud Encouragement Scholarship for master's studies in the Netherlands.
A comprehensive analysis of how career progression for Nigerian engineers differs between Nigeria and Germany over a decade, covering salary trajectories, growth opportunities, and quality of life factors.
African medical schools call for shift to competence-based training and stronger retention policies to address continent's health workforce gap at 2026 AMSA conference in Lagos.
The ANSO Scholarship offers fully funded Master's and PhD opportunities in China for Nigerian students. Learn eligibility, benefits, and how to apply through UCAS or USTC.
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) has issued a one-month ultimatum to the federal government, threatening an indefinite nationwide strike if ongoing renegotiation talks are not concluded by April 30.
The Federal Government announces the permanent end of strikes in Nigerian tertiary institutions, citing resolved disputes with ASUU and ongoing agreements with NASU to keep universities open.
Higher education stakeholders in Nigeria are calling for urgent reforms to the postgraduate system, emphasizing its critical role in national development, research innovation, and global competitiveness.
Starfield School in Lagos emphasized the role of sports in talent discovery and student discipline at its 12th biennial inter-house competition, featuring chess, football, and other activities.
The Ndili Foundation has inducted 21 University of Nigeria, Nsukka students into its scholarship program, offering full tuition, mentorship, and leadership support to foster academic excellence and societal impact.
The Command Secondary School Lagos Old Students Association has launched a $1 billion endowment fund to support scholarships, infrastructure upgrades, and long-term sustainability, announced at the swearing-in of new President Kayode Ogunsola in Lagos.
The Federal Government plans to temporarily hire retired teachers and skilled volunteers to combat staffing gaps in Nigeria's education sector, as outlined in the new National Teacher Policy.
The Mauritius Africa Scholarship Scheme (MASS) offers Nigerian students fully funded undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies in Mauritius. Learn about eligibility, benefits, and the application process via Nigeria's Federal Scholarship Board.
The Federal Government initiates UniPods nationwide to bridge education and labor gaps, fostering innovation and job creation in universities with UNDP support.
Dr. Princess Ezinne Agwu's charity initiative begins paying school fees for needy students in Enugu, starting at FAAN Airport School, to combat educational inequality in Nigeria.
The Saint Patrick's College Asaba Old Boys Association highlighted the importance of instilling values of discipline and excellence in students during its national convention in Benin, Edo State.
Prof. Solomon Makinde, Vice-Chancellor of Crawford University, advises new students to acquire modern skills for relevance and self-reliance, emphasizing discipline and moral values at the matriculation ceremony.
Prof. Theresa Okoli, Provost of Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze, cautions 1,860 graduating students against cybercrime, urging them to focus on sustainable careers and postgraduate studies.
Pan-Atlantic University's Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art and Ventures Platform announce a three-year partnership to inspire Nigerian innovators through art and entrepreneurship, featuring student engagement and a public art award.
The FirstBank Sam Okwaraji U-16 Secondary Schools Football Championship has been unveiled as a grassroots initiative to discover young talents for Nigeria's U-17 World Cup team, with nationwide participation and corporate support.
Kaduna State government announces integration of life skills and gender policies into its education curriculum to boost girls' education, reduce early marriage, and enhance economic empowerment.
OECD data reveals the top 10 nations where teachers earn exceptionally high salaries, with some exceeding 100 million naira annually, highlighting global disparities in educator compensation.
The Polytechnic, Ibadan has appointed Mrs. Olufunto Abimbola Ojewunmi as Acting Registrar, succeeding Mr. Joseph Adewumi Ogunjimi after his retirement at age 65.