UNILAG Graduate Wins 4 Awards, Declares Herself Champion
A University of Lagos graduate goes viral after showcasing her 4.2 CGPA and four major awards in pharmacology, celebrating her academic excellence and resilience.
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DIPA Empowers 287 Women with Welfare Packages in Lagos
Deborah's Impact Projects Africa (DIPA) has empowered 287 women in Lagos with welfare packages containing essential food items and spiritual support through its Joseph's Project Outreach, focusing on vulnerable groups like widows.
UK Stops Study Visas for Four Countries, Explains Decision
The United Kingdom government has announced an immediate suspension of study visa approvals for applicants from four unspecified countries, providing specific reasons for this policy change.
UNIDEL Graduate Shares CGPA, Celebrates 2:2 Degree Achievement
A University of Delta, Agbor graduate shared her CGPA of 3.48, just shy of a second-class upper, sparking social media reactions and discussions on academic pressures and success.
UNILAG Grad Regrets Turning Down UK Move During Strike
A University of Lagos microbiology graduate expresses deep regret for rejecting an opportunity to relocate to the United Kingdom during a prolonged academic strike in her second year.
UNILAG Graduate's 10-Year Journey After Secondary School
A young lady graduates from the University of Lagos 10 years after secondary school, sharing her toxic experience and how she overcame challenges to earn two degrees.
UNIMED VC Urges Women to Embrace Mentorship for Leadership
Prof. Ebunoluwa Adejuyigbe of UNIMED encourages women to adopt mentorship, resilience, and authenticity as tools for growth and leadership, emphasizing turning personal experiences into collective value.
FG Launches 'Snacks for Thought' to Improve Child Nutrition, Learning
The Federal Government has launched the 'Snacks for Thought' breakfast initiative under the Renewed Hope National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme to enhance learning outcomes through improved child nutrition in Nigerian schools.
Lady with 60 As Wins 3 University Awards, Shows 4.75 CGPA
A Nigerian graduate from Delta State University trends online after finishing with 60 As and 15 Bs, winning three academic awards, and achieving a 4.75 CGPA in Science Laboratory Technology.
UI Graduate Best in Veterinary Medicine with 8 Distinctions
Dr Akinleye Aishat Oluwatobiloba has graduated as the top student from the University of Ibadan's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, achieving eight distinctions in key subjects after over six years of study.
Ghanaian Lady Warns Against Quitting Jobs for Abroad Move
A Ghanaian lady living in Belgium advises against resigning from jobs or selling houses to move abroad, highlighting the challenges and lack of fulfillment many face.
UNILAG Graduate with 306 JAMB Score Posts Final Year Result
A University of Lagos graduate has gone viral after sharing her final year result, revealing she scored 306 in JAMB and achieved multiple As and Bs in her exams, inspiring many with her story of hard work and determination.
SDS Advocates Teacher Training and Infrastructure for Education Reform
Schools Development and Support (SDS) has urged reforms in Nigeria's education sector, emphasizing teacher training and school infrastructure. The call came at a hybrid training event in Lagos, attended by over 200 educators from multiple states.
Nigerian Lady Moves from UK to Canada After 3 Years
A Nigerian woman and her family have relocated to Canada after living in the UK for three and a half years, expressing excitement about avoiding frequent immigration law changes.
UI PhD Student Shares Detailed School Fees Receipt Online
A University of Ibadan PhD student has gone viral after posting a comprehensive breakdown of her school fees, revealing charges totaling over ₦318,000 and highlighting departmental variations in tuition costs.
Africa's Climate Role: Beyond 'Solutions' Narrative
Analysis critiques framing Africa as a global climate solution, highlighting risks of exploitation and need for justice-based Afrocentric policies ahead of COP32.
ASUU Demands Research Council to Safeguard N4 Trillion Funds
ASUU warns Nigeria risks research fund misuse without a legally backed national council for coordination. Prof. Piwuna highlights weak oversight and calls for private sector partnerships to boost innovation.
Mike Okonkwo Essay Competition Opens for Nigerian Students
Entries are now open for the 2026 Bishop Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition, inviting secondary school students across Nigeria to compete for cash prizes, laptops, and more. The topic focuses on democracy, electoral credibility, and judicial integrit
NDE, CATS to Train 1M Youths in Construction Skills
The National Directorate of Employment and Construction Artisan Training School have launched a free 10-year initiative to train one million Nigerian youths in construction and artisan skills, enhancing employability and entrepreneurship.
NIS Calls for Land Grabber Prosecution After Ogun Attacks
The Nigerian Institution of Surveyors in Ogun State urges government action against land grabbers following attacks on members, while Lagos surveyors are called to engage in politics for better governance.
High Rate of Undiagnosed Dyslexia in Nigerian Children Raises Alarm
The Joe Ezigbo Foundation for Dyslexia warns that 80% of Nigerian children with dyslexia lack screening, urging early intervention and teacher training to address this hidden learning condition.
Nigerian Scholar Leads Innovation in Environmental Science
Aderinsola Aliu, a Nigerian PhD student at Georgia Tech, is using data science and chemical engineering to tackle global environmental issues like carbon sequestration and renewable fuels.
Professor Calls for Private University Research Funding
Foluke Unuabonah urges governments to extend research support to private universities, highlighting their tax contributions and role in national development for enhanced research growth.
YABATECH Students Visit Metro Smart City Project for Hands-On Learning
Construction firm Metrospeed hosted Civil Engineering students from Yaba College of Technology at the Metro Smart City Project in Lekki, Lagos, providing practical exposure to large-scale development.
Babcock Alumni: Degrees Alone Won't Open Doors, Skills Are Key
Babcock University alumni warn 2026 graduates that academic degrees alone are insufficient for success. They emphasize acquiring skills like ICT, AI, and entrepreneurship to thrive in a competitive global job market.
Lawyers Complete CITN Tax Conversion Training on New Laws
Approximately 103 legal practitioners have successfully completed the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria's conversion training, focusing on new tax laws, transfer pricing, and global trends.
Experts Urge Leaders to Revive Nigeria's Reading Culture
Educationists and literary experts in Nigeria warn that the declining reading culture threatens youth intellectual capacity and national competitiveness, urging leaders to champion reading revival.
UNILAG Lifts Student Union Ban, Installs New Executives
The University of Lagos has officially restored student unionism after a decade-long suspension, inaugurating new SUEC executives with a N5 million grant and renewed focus on dialogue and responsibility.
LASU Appoints U.S. Army Veteran as Entrepreneurship Instructor
Lagos State University has appointed Abiodun Oseni, a U.S. Army veteran and international security analyst, as the inaugural instructor for its Entrepreneurship and Innovation course, leveraging his expertise for student development.
Corps Member to Repeat NYSC After 8 Months, Reactions Follow
A female National Youth Service Corps member has been directed to repeat her service after completing eight months, triggering widespread reactions and discussions about NYSC policies and implementation.
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