The Inclusion Project (TIP) has intensified calls to dismantle barriers like SGBV and poverty hindering girls' education, unveiling a Girls' Education Monitoring Scorecard to drive accountability and inclusion.
As Western nations scale back classroom technology due to cognitive concerns, Nigeria aggressively pursues digital education reforms, raising questions about infrastructure gaps and learning outcomes.
The Dele Giwa Journalism Research Centre has been established as a digital archive preserving the legendary journalist's writings and legacy. Chief of Research NyaknnoAbasi Osso details Giwa's impact on media freedom and investigative journalism in Nigeri
A recent incident at Kaduna Polytechnic, where female students were barred over attire, has sparked a nationwide debate on dress codes in Nigerian universities, balancing discipline against individual expression.
With less than five years to the 2030 deadline, ILO data reveals slow progress on SDGs in Nigeria. Labor income share has fallen globally, and working poverty persists, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.
A Nigerian international student's emotional journey to the US took a stressful turn at the airport with a surprise N291,000 fee demand, but ended with a free upgrade and a valuable life lesson.
The Federal Government has announced the opening of applications for the 2026/2027 NDDC Foreign Master's Postgraduate Scholarship Programme for Niger Delta youths. Eligible candidates must hold at least a second-class upper degree and be under 40 years ol
Ifeolwa Alagbe, a University of Ibadan Microbiology graduate, shares her inspiring journey from facing discouraging comments about her course to securing roles in healthcare and pursuing data analysis for a public health career.
Mercy Sado, a University of Ibadan law graduate, celebrates earning a first-class degree while her faculty achieves a record-breaking academic performance with 56 first-class graduates out of 146 students.
The UK has released a list of teaching vacancies with salaries exceeding £30,000 annually, equivalent to over N50 million. Positions include roles in primary education, science, and psychology, but applicants must already reside in the UK with legal work
Faaidah Olabisi Bello celebrates earning a master's degree from the University of Ibadan, crediting her husband's support and considering future academic pursuits.
The University of Ibadan has released official cut-off marks for the 2026 academic session, with Medicine, Law, and Engineering requiring the highest scores, while many courses maintain a baseline of 50.
Mercy Sado, a law graduate from the University of Ibadan, celebrates achieving a first-class degree, becoming the first in her family to do so. She shares her journey and recent competition win.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that mock UTME 2026 examination slips are now available for printing online, requiring candidates to use their registration numbers for access.
A Nigerian barber has gone viral after sharing his 2021 WAEC result, where he scored an A1 in Further Mathematics but a B2 in General Mathematics, sparking widespread reactions online.
Johnvents Group engaged 103 female secondary school students from 19 schools in Nigeria for International Women's Day 2026, hosting them at manufacturing facilities to inspire careers in STEM fields.
Teachers across Nigeria express frustration as the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria's digital portal collapses, forcing a return to manual processing and disrupting professional certification.
Emmanuel Okpara, a wood and biomaterials engineering graduate from the University of Ibadan, constructed a 15-note xylophone as his final year project, which was named the best in the Faculty of Technology, sparking widespread congratulations online.
Canada has published a list of teaching jobs paying above N20,000 per hour with straightforward qualifications. The roles include positions for teaching assistants and school teachers across various levels.
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Former Ohio teacher Jamelah Daboubi pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage student after a months-long relationship involving thousands of text messages. The court recommended community service instead of prison time.
Daniella Gbadegesin, a national award-winning public speaker, has gained admission to study law at the University of Ibadan. She shared her expectations and reflections on social media, sparking congratulatory reactions from many online users.
An Obafemi Awolowo University student shares his frustration over still being in 500 level in 2026, despite planning to graduate in 2020. His story has ignited mixed reactions online, highlighting common academic delays in Nigerian universities.
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II lauds Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for allocating 30% of Kano's 2026 budget to education, emphasizing girl child education and his own return to university studies.
Federal Polytechnic Oko has prohibited lecturers from selling textbooks directly to students, mandating all sales through the official bookshop. Rector Dr. Chioma Awuzie warned of disciplinary action for violators, a move praised by students as ending exp
Esther Osikoya, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning a Master's in Applied Data Science from Italy's University of L'Aquila, following her earlier degree in Nigeria.
Rebecca Akinyinka, a recent University of Ibadan nursing graduate, shares her experience after completing a family planning training program at University College Hospital, sparking congratulatory reactions online.
Bayero University Kano has expelled 171 students for falsifying admission qualifications, with an additional expulsion for exam misconduct, reinforcing its zero-tolerance policy on academic fraud.
A University of Ibadan student's TikTok video detailing the good and bad aspects of studying at the institution has gone viral, sparking reactions from followers.
Bayero University Kano expels 171 students for falsifying admission credentials, approved by Senate, with one more expelled for assaulting invigilators.
The Annunciation Catholic College Old Boys Association reveals that alumni intervention, including a N3.5 billion investment, has revived their school and could serve as a model for other public secondary institutions facing decline.