The Air Force Institute of Technology in Kaduna has graduated about 3,000 students, with 305 earning first class honours. The commandant highlighted strong performances in aerospace and engineering, and announced plans to expand master's degree programmes
Emmanuel Akataka, a fraud syndicate member, has been re-arrested by JAMB for masterminding an online scheme that defrauded over 131 UTME candidates, admitting to making millions despite prior arrests and pledges to reform.
UNICEF supports the Girls Education Skills Partnership (GESP) by Sightsavers, aiming to equip girls with disabilities in Nigeria with skills for sustainable livelihoods through mentoring and training.
The DELSU Medical School Alumni Association announces its 2026 Ordinary General Meeting, focusing on expanding medical careers beyond clinical practice into leadership and social impact roles.
The Federal Ministry of Education's partnership with Coventry University UK raises critical questions about Nigeria's education strategy, affordability, and whether this addresses fundamental funding issues facing existing universities.
The Federal Government plans to increase universities offering occupational therapy, audiology, and speech therapy degrees from 2 to 20 to address healthcare gaps and improve autism care nationwide.
Lagos State Government is demolishing unsafe school structures and relocating students after structural integrity tests revealed serious risks at Mainland Senior High School in Yaba.
Learn how Nigerian students can apply for the fully funded Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) to study in South Korea, including embassy and university tracks, eligibility, documents, and deadlines.
The Federal Government is lobbying all 36 states to sign a $500 million World Bank loan agreement for the HOPE Governance Programme to boost basic education and primary healthcare services nationwide.
Cross River State and UNICEF launch initiatives training youth in waste recycling entrepreneurship and equipping girls with disabilities with livelihood skills through the GESP program.
The Wildlife Conservation Society calls for urgent international action to protect the striped hyena, with fewer than 10,000 mature individuals remaining globally due to habitat loss and human conflict.
A detailed examination of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's critical work 'Critiquing the Nigerian Socio-Political Space in Prose Fiction' which analyzes 23 books and 17 authors addressing governance, leadership, and African science fiction themes in Nigerian lite
Explore the University of the People scholarship, covering assessment fees for tuition-free degrees. Learn about costs, requirements, and application steps for accessible higher education.
Lagos State Government launches 'Hope for Digital Education' initiative, distributing smart tablets to 600,000 public secondary school students to enhance learning through technology and curriculum-aligned content.
Ngwa High School in Abia State hosts its yearly inter-house sports competition, with distinguished old boys, including Governor Alex Otti, expected to attend. The event features donations and awards from alumni groups.
The academic community at Kogi State Polytechnic is in mourning after lecturer Anselm Ahman Victory Ojodomo collapsed during a lecture and later died despite emergency medical efforts.
A Nigerian lady's emotional TikTok video showing a young student wearing mismatched footwear has gone viral, prompting widespread sympathy and calls for assistance to support the student's needs.
Nigeria's National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education (NMEC) is shifting from traditional methods to digital platforms like AI and e-learning to combat adult illiteracy nationwide, addressing challenges such as poor connectivity.
The Federal Government is moving to increase universities offering occupational therapy, audiology, and speech therapy degrees from 2 to 20, aiming to enhance autism care and reduce medical tourism.
The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) has attributed a December portal outage to technical issues with a former service provider, now resolved. Registrar Dr. Ronke Soyombo reassured stakeholders of the portal's stability and outlined plans f
Emmanuel Akataka, a member of an exam fraud syndicate, has been re-arrested by JAMB after admitting to defrauding over 131 candidates in an online scheme, despite a previous arrest and pledge to reform.
A Nigerian man residing in Canada has declared he would select permanent residency over N40 million, citing safety concerns and a robbery scare in Nigeria. He also shared a story of a wealthy Nigerian who relocated after his children were kidnapped twice.
A Nigerian international student in the UK detailed her monthly costs, showing how family support keeps expenses low. She spends £100-£250 on personal needs, with rent and utilities covered by loved ones.
A young man's industrial training at an Ibadan biscuit company revealed meager salaries: N5k every two weeks for him, with permanent workers earning as low as N30k monthly, sparking outrage over pay disparities.
A University of Lagos finance graduate who attended multiple night classes has achieved a perfect 4.95 CGPA and been recognized as the best graduating student in her department, inspiring social media reactions.
A Federal High Court in Katsina has sentenced Ibrahim Abdulaziz to three years imprisonment for impersonating another candidate during the 2025 UTME examination conducted by JAMB.
A Nigerian international student in the United Kingdom has shared three practical financial strategies she employs to save money while studying abroad, earning praise from netizens for her resourcefulness.
The Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, and the University of Cross River State have signed an MoU to offer top-up degree and postgraduate programmes, bridging the gap between HND and university qualifications in Nigeria.
A University of Delta graduate shares her inspiring story of overcoming threats from a lecturer to achieve a first-class degree in Criminology and Security Studies, sparking widespread congratulations online.
Canada has introduced a new Express Entry program for skilled educators in 2026, aiming to address labour shortages. This comes as over 3.6 million Nigerians migrated abroad from 2021 to 2023, fueling the japa trend for better opportunities.