The Federal Government has awarded ₦50 million each to 45 student-led teams under the Student Venture Capital Grant to transform campus innovations into scalable enterprises and drive national economic growth.
Emmanuel Awoko, who faced poverty and rejection, has graduated with a degree in English from the University of Ibadan. His story of resilience, including living in slums and tutoring students, has gone viral on social media.
The University of Jos has postponed all examinations for March 30-31, 2026, after a fatal gunmen attack in Angwan Rukuba, Plateau State, prompting heightened security measures.
A teacher in Cameroon, Faustin Abega, has been dismissed after making comments perceived as trivializing the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl, sparking widespread outrage on social media.
The Federal Government awarded N2.25 billion to 45 students from five universities, with UNILAG emerging first. Each student received up to N50 million for projects using AI and technology to solve societal challenges.
Prof. Ebunoluwa Adejuyigbe, Vice-Chancellor of UNIMED, appointed to NCAOTASE committee to enhance occupational therapy, audiology, and speech therapy education nationwide.
Converting a Nigerian degree into a licensed profession in Canada involves costs from $267 CAD for ECA to over $40,000 CAD for doctors, with details on teachers, accountants, and government loans.
The ScottishPower scholarship offers Nigerian students fully funded master's degrees in UK universities with monthly stipends, covering engineering, renewable energy, and technology fields.
Global climate experts have established a strategic direction for transparency under the Paris Agreement, with the Consultative Group of Experts becoming a permanent body to support developing countries in implementing the Enhanced Transparency Framework.
ABUMET, a glass and aluminium solutions provider, donated braille paper, a typewriter, and a talking calculator to the FCT School for the Blind in Abuja, enhancing educational experiences for visually impaired students.
The Federal Government reports that Olabisi Onabanjo University's annual student leave of absence requests have plummeted from 3,000 to zero since the student loan scheme's introduction, highlighting its success in reducing financial barriers to education
The Federal Government disclosed that industrial actions by the Academic Staff Union of Universities resulted in five years of lost academic days over a decade. Education Minister Tunji Alausa highlighted improved stability under the current administratio
Senior Pastor Nobbert Onaga urges a moral reawakening as a pathway to national transformation, emphasizing the Church's role in restoring core societal values during a global camp meeting.
Discover the essential JAMB subject combination for Psychology admission in Nigerian universities for 2026/2027. Learn about core requirements, university-specific guidelines, and elective options.
A newly admitted law student at the University of Ibadan has secured the Best Speaker award with the highest score in the history of the Faculty of Law's Freshers' Oratory Competition.
Twin sisters from the University of Delta (UNIDEL) have captured hearts online after graduating together with different degrees. One sister earned a BSc in Accounting with a 4.3 CGPA, while the other studied Sociology, both celebrating their academic achi
A heartwarming story emerges as a mother and her son graduate together from the University of Lagos, sharing their convocation photos online and receiving widespread praise from social media users.
The Federal Government reveals Nigeria lost five years to ASUU strikes in the decade before 2023, citing 52 disruptions. Education Minister claims improvement under Tinubu, but ASUU threatens new action over delayed agreements.
The Federal Government reports that student leave of absence requests at Olabisi Onabanjo University have dropped to zero after the student loan scheme launch, improving access to education.
A PhD student at the University of Ibadan reveals she paid N316,000 in school fees, shares her research on body positivity, and advises against waiting to study abroad, highlighting affordability in Nigeria.
A University of Ibadan master's student reveals paying N186,400 in fees, facing academic and family pressures, and funding his education through multiple jobs while serving as course representative.
Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the European Union have raised urgent concerns about Nigeria's deepening girl-child education crisis, warning that millions of girls out of school threaten the country's future development and stability.
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal travels to the UK for a high-level governance workshop at Coventry University, focusing on research-driven policymaking and institutional resilience.
The Joe Ezigbo Foundation for Dyslexia has been launched to raise awareness, improve teaching methods, and collaborate with education authorities to better support children with dyslexia in Nigeria, addressing gaps in diagnosis and policy.
Impact Network's outreach in Abuja's Paipe community provides career inspiration and menstrual health education to young girls, addressing stigma and early pregnancy challenges while calling for inclusive gender education.
Prince Samuel Adedoyin, Chancellor of Trinity University, calls on Nigerian youth to embrace innovation and resilience for nation-building at the university's convocation ceremony.
Hooliganism in secondary schools, including bullying, violence against teachers, and vandalism, is escalating across Nigeria. Experts warn of systemic failures and call for urgent action from parents, educators, and government to restore discipline.
Grandmates School in Lagos reaffirmed its commitment to holistic education at its 15th biennial inter-house sports competition, emphasizing teamwork and character development.
The Gateway Programme, a five-year initiative by Co-creation HUB Ltd, has begun to equip 340,000 young Nigerians with digital skills for the global gig economy, focusing on inclusivity and high-demand creative fields.
Prominent church leaders and leadership experts gathered in Lagos for the 2026 Transformational Leadership Conference, emphasizing that focused leadership is crucial for driving national development and revolution.