UI Student Laments Final Year Challenges, Shattered Dream
A University of Ibadan final-year student shares her struggles with demanding coursework and a feared project supervisor, contrasting her expectations of a 'soft life era' with reality.
Category : Education
Nigerian Teacher Finds Student's Letter and Money in Exam
A Nigerian teacher went viral after finding a letter and money left by a student in an exam script. The incident sparked reactions online, highlighting issues in education.
UI Graduate Who Failed JAMB Twice Celebrates Degree
A University of Ibadan graduate who failed JAMB and Post-UTME exams twice has gone viral after sharing his final year result and inspiring academic journey.
CU Graduate Launches Tech Company One Year After Graduation
David Mac-Asore, a Covenant University computer engineering graduate, co-founded Reedapt Inc. just one year after graduation. He shares his journey from internship to fintech roles and entrepreneurship.
UI Graduate: 2003 ASUU Strike Was a Life-Changing Opportunity
A University of Ibadan graduate shares how a six-month ASUU strike in 2003 transformed his life through self-development, practical skills, and entrepreneurial activities on campus.
Son Who Almost Quit School Bags Engineering Degree
A Nigerian graduate from Lead City University has been celebrated by his parents after overcoming challenges, including a moment when he wanted to quit school during his A-levels.
Lawyer's Daughter Gains UI Law Admission After 5 Years
Oyeduntan Deborah celebrates matriculation at University of Ibadan to study law, fulfilling her father's 50-year wish after five years of persistent effort and overcoming family pressure.
Graduate Overcomes 'Slow Brain' Label for First Class Degree
Oghenemaro Miracle Etoroma, a Covenant University graduate, shares her journey of overcoming years of self-doubt after being labeled 'slow brain' in junior secondary school to earn a first-class degree.
UI Graduate from Last in Class to First-Class Honors
A University of Ibadan graduate who finished last in secondary school has gone viral after revealing he earned a 3.80 CGPA and multiple awards, crediting a state policy for his turnaround.
UI Law Student Celebrates Admission, Shares Expectations
Ibrahim Mufutau, a new law student at the University of Ibadan, celebrates his matriculation and shares his three key expectations for his academic journey in the prestigious institution.
Dialogue Urged as ASUU Ends Taraba University Strike
Residents in Taraba State call for sustained dialogue between ASUU and the government following the suspension of a week-long strike at Taraba State University, emphasizing stability for students and educational development.
UNILAG Student's 700k Hostel Fee Sparks Debate
A UNILAG student's receipt showing a 700,000 naira hostel fee for a month has gone viral, prompting questions about accommodation benefits and affordability in Nigerian universities.
Student Denied Law Admission Twice Bags First Class in English
Chiechezor Ezem, a University of Ibadan graduate, shares her inspiring journey from missing law admission twice to graduating with first-class honors in English and Literature, now pursuing a doctorate.
Podcast Aims to Bridge Nigeria's Financial Literacy Gap
A new financial education podcast, The Game of Money, has been launched in Nigeria to provide practical wealth creation knowledge. Organizers announced the countdown to the third edition of The Game of Money Conference scheduled for May 9, 2026.
UNILAG Student's N700k Hostel Fee Sparks Campus Debate
A University of Lagos student's receipt for N700,000 hostel accommodation has gone viral, igniting discussions on the high costs of student housing and private versus public facilities in Nigerian universities.
OAU Graduate Fulfills Law Dream, Called to Bar at 60
A determined mother and OAU law graduate has been called to the Nigerian bar just 10 days before turning 60, fulfilling a lifelong ambition that began in the 1980s after initially studying education.
Experts Push for More Industry Exposure for Engineering Students
Metrospeed hosts YABATECH civil engineering students at the Metro Smart City Project in Lekki, emphasizing the need for practical experience to bridge classroom theory with real-world applications in Nigeria's engineering sector.
Sophia Ogwude's Discourse on Nigerian Prose Fiction
A review of Professor Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's book, 'Critiquing the Nigerian Socio-Political Space in Prose Fiction,' exploring its themes and scholarly impact in literary criticism.
Ogunwole's Rebranding Agenda as FUOYE VC
Prof. Joshua Ogunwole begins his tenure as Vice Chancellor of Federal University Oye-Ekiti, focusing on integrity, innovation, and institutional transformation to elevate the university's global standing.
UK's Coventry University to Open Campus in Nigeria
Coventry University from the UK will open a campus in Lagos, Nigeria, offering fully accredited UK degrees at lower costs. Admissions are expected in late 2026.
MAPOLY Alumni Decry Underfunding, Urge Abiodun to Increase Funding
MAPOLY alumni association criticizes inadequate funding and slow TETFund projects, calling on Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun to urgently increase budgetary allocations for the polytechnic.
Man Admitted to UI After 5 JAMB, 7 Post-UTME Attempts
A determined young man, Ufearoh Chidimma Pascaline, has been admitted to the University of Ibadan for MBBS after six years of persistence, writing JAMB five times and post-UTME seven times.
New City University Urges Students to Pursue Excellence
New City University in Ogun State has called on its 35 pioneer matriculating students to strive for academic excellence and avoid malpractice, with incentives like tuition refunds for top performers.
Apostle Kure Inaugurates BoT for Nursing College in Kafanchan
Apostle Emmanuel Nuhu Kure has inaugurated the Board of Trustees for Throneroom College of Nursing Sciences in Kafanchan, urging members to drive the institution to world-class standards and address healthcare manpower gaps in Southern Kaduna.
Ex-Head Boy Barber's UTME Journey: Three Attempts to University
A Nigerian barber, months from graduation, reveals his story of writing UTME three times after secondary school. He turned to barbing to fund his education, now teaching others while completing his degree.
Lawyer Faults Osun Rep's Scholarship Claims to Constituents
Public-interest lawyer Pelumi Olajengbesi challenges Rep Wole Oke's claim of awarding 1,240 scholarships, calling it an insult and demanding proof of transformative impact over 24 years.
Teacher's Viral Post on Student's Handwriting Sparks Debate
A Nigerian social studies teacher's post about a JSS3 student's illegible handwriting has gone viral, sparking widespread reactions and discussions about learning difficulties.
Coventry University to Open Nigerian Campus in Lagos by 2026
The Federal Government announces plans to establish a Coventry University campus in Alaro City, Lagos, offering UK-accredited degrees locally to reduce overseas study costs.
Fashion Designer's JAMB Persistence Leads to Law School Success
A Port Harcourt fashion designer's journey of taking the UTME four times before gaining admission to the Nigerian Law School has gone viral, inspiring social media users to share their own academic perseverance stories.
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FG, Coventry University Bring UK Degrees to Nigeria
The Federal Government partners with Coventry University to establish a campus in Alaro City, offering Nigerian students UK degrees locally to reduce japa and cut costs.
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