UI Denies Student with 307 UTME, He Gains Admission Later
Ogundepo Promise, initially rejected by University of Ibadan despite a 307 UTME score, celebrates matriculation into the MBBS program after improving his score to 328.
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Rethinking Youth Employability: Degrees to Decent Work in Nigeria
Nigeria faces a critical youth unemployment crisis with 80 million young people jobless. This article explores the skills gap, employer perspectives, and innovative solutions to transform degrees into decent work opportunities.
ACU Warns Fresh Students Against Drug Abuse and Misconduct
Ajayi Crowther University in Oyo has issued a stern warning to 864 newly admitted students against drug abuse, indiscipline, and other vices. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ebunoluwa Oduwole emphasized the institution's zero-tolerance policy during the 21st matric
Ronik Polytechnic Boosts Academic Relevance via Industry Links
Ronik Polytechnic in Lagos is strengthening partnerships with industry stakeholders to foster innovation and ensure its academic programs remain relevant in the global workforce, as announced by acting Rector Dr Abiodun Olafenwa.
Early Tech Education in Schools Advocated for National Growth
Michael Magaji of USOSA and Gbolahan Ilayomi of Wowbii call for early technology adoption in schools to boost national development, highlighting donations of interactive boards to unity schools.
Lawyer Seeks Arrest of Igbinedion Students for Assault
A Lagos lawyer calls for the arrest and prosecution of two Igbinedion Secondary School students accused of violently assaulting a colleague, citing police inaction and systemic bullying concerns.
NAS Urges Increased Investment in Research and Development
The Nigerian Academy of Science urges federal and state governments to prioritize funding for scientific research, innovation, and development to drive national growth and address challenges like climate change and food security.
Professor Mebine Calls for Improved Math Teaching and Funding
Prof. Promise Mebine, former CEO of NMC, highlights poor teaching methods and funding as key issues in math education, urging reforms to produce socially responsible graduates.
NAS Calls for More Science Funding and Merit-Based Varsity Leadership
The Nigerian Academy of Science urges governments to boost investment in scientific research and ensure merit-based appointments in universities and research institutions to drive national growth.
NBTE Blames Polytechnics for NYSC Mobilization Delays
The National Board for Technical Education attributes NYSC mobilization delays to polytechnics violating mandatory Industrial Training policies and poor record-keeping, leaving HND graduates stranded.
Fed Poly Ayede Council Midwives Seamless Transition
The Governing Council of Federal Polytechnic Ayede in Oyo State has appointed new principal officers, emphasizing transparency and merit in a competitive selection process involving over 104 applicants.
PwC and LBS Partner to Boost Corporate Sustainability in Nigeria
PwC Nigeria and Lagos Business School have signed an MoU to launch sustainability and climate-focused training programs for professionals and executives, aiming to enhance organizational resilience and ESG integration across sectors starting in 2026.
Association Calls for Girl-Child Education Focus from Government
The Manuwa Memorial Grammar School Old Students Association has appealed to the government to prioritize policies and infrastructure for girl-child education, highlighting efforts to restore boarding facilities.
YABATECH Lecturer: Conducive Environment Key to Academic Success
A Yaba College of Technology lecturer highlights the critical role of a conducive environment and staff welfare in achieving academic success, urging government investment in education.
NECA Job Fair to Empower Talents, Bridge Skill Gap in Nigeria
The Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA) is hosting a job and employability fair in May 2026 to equip job seekers with digital skills, provide interview opportunities, and address unemployment through strategic industry engagement.
Nigerian Student's UK Border Questions Go Viral
A Nigerian nursing student's TikTok video detailing the four key questions asked by UK immigration officers has sparked widespread discussion among aspiring travelers and diaspora members.
Graduate's CGPA on Billboard Goes Viral, Sparks Reactions
A Nigerian university graduate's academic achievement went viral after she displayed a billboard with her 4.65 CGPA in Cyber Security, drawing widespread applause and advice from social media users.
LAUTECH Graduate Posts Low Salary Offer After Job Search
A LAUTECH graduate with a 2:1 degree in Agriculture shared a viral post about receiving a low salary offer after months of job hunting, sparking reactions on social media about employment challenges.
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Relocate Abroad Without Student Visa: 5 Countries for ₦10M
Discover five countries where Nigerians can relocate without a student visa using ₦10 million. From Rwanda to Portugal, learn about visa pathways, living costs, and practical relocation strategies for 2026.
UI Graduate Earns First Class After Embracing Unfamiliar Course
Idris Ogundele, a University of Ibadan graduate, shares his journey from uncertainty to excellence in Agricultural and Environmental Engineering, graduating with First Class Honours.
Nigerian Lady Rejects US Scholarship, Gets Another
A Nigerian student's viral TikTok video explains her rejection of a US scholarship due to financial constraints, sparking widespread reactions online as she details her pursuit of alternative funding.
Graduate Shares NYSC Internship Gains at KPMG, Posts Opportunities
A Nigerian graduate who completed her NYSC internship at KPMG revealed three valuable skills she acquired and shared viral job opportunities on social media, inspiring others.
OOU Graduate Spends 7 Years on 4-Year Course
A Nigerian graduate, Kehinde Oluwatomini Bamgbose, shares his journey of completing a four-year Performing Arts programme in seven years at Olabisi Onabanjo University, expressing gratitude for support.
OAUSTECH Graduate Misses First Class by 0.01 CGPA, No Carryovers
Bankole Samson, a computer science graduate from OAUSTECH, shared his academic journey on TikTok after graduating with a 4.49 CGPA, narrowly missing first-class honors. His story sparked widespread reactions online.
Professor Calls for Environmental Action Over Reproductive Health Threats
A professor at the University of Delta warns that environmental toxins from oil exploration are harming reproductive health in the Niger Delta, urging government intervention and nutritional solutions.
Afrocentric Coaching Framework 'The Veneer Principle' Unveiled
Laila St. Matthew-Daniel introduces The Veneer Principle, an Afrocentric coaching framework integrating Ubuntu philosophy to address cultural gaps in coaching models for African and diaspora clients.
FUNAAB Student Shows Off Best Grades with 4.90 GPA
A FUNAAB student, Usman Raheem, has gone viral after sharing his final year results, achieving a 4.90 GPA with 10 A's and 1 B in 11 courses, marking his best academic performance in five years.
Tinubu's Education Minister Commended for Singapore Initiative
Education Minister Tunji Alausa receives commendation for ending university strikes and partnering with Singapore to standardize Nigeria's education sector through technical training and digital infrastructure.
NELFUND Disburses N206bn to 1.16m Students in Two Years
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has disbursed more than N206 billion to 1,164,222 students across 270 institutions since its launch in 2024, with N128.84 billion for tuition and N77.45 billion for upkeep allowances.
Dangote Donates N241m School Materials to 3,704 Students
Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Dangote Fertiliser Limited have donated school materials worth N241 million to 3,704 students in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, as part of their scholarship programme to enhance education access and community development.
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