Barakat Bolanle Raji celebrates graduating from University of Ibadan's Linguistics department despite initial UTME struggles, turning a four-year course into six years due to strikes and pandemic challenges.
A Covenant University graduate who scored only 200 in her UTME exam has gone viral after sharing her inspiring journey to achieving a First Class degree with a 4.64 CGPA.
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has criticized JAMB over alleged system failures in the 2026 UTME registration process, urging swift action to prevent candidates from missing exams due to administrative bottlenecks.
Ayomide Oyedijo, a University of Ibadan law graduate, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming severe anxiety to achieve a first-class degree and improve her CGPA in her final year.
The University of Abuja has expelled 28 students for serious misconduct including cultism, examination malpractice, drug possession, and threats to life following Senate approval at its 191st meeting.
A University of Ibadan couple went viral on social media after both graduated with first-class honours, drawing admiration and humorous reactions from users celebrating their academic achievement together.
A Nigerian woman who relocated to Canada shares her struggles with unemployment and housing, expressing regret and sarcastically advising others to reconsider moving abroad.
Wasiu Ajibola, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning a first-class degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering after a result delay. He now seeks a high-impact NYSC placement in sectors like Power and Energy.
Ogbodo Babatunde Kareem, who once hawked amala and faced homelessness, has graduated from the University of Ibadan with a second-class upper in law, sharing his story on social media.
JAMB addresses allegations of hijab discrimination during UTME 2026 registration, explaining biometric procedures respect religious stances without requiring removal.
Fatihat Abdul Azeez, a University of Ibadan graduate, overcame initial admission denial with a 291 UTME score to earn a first-class law degree, showcasing resilience and academic excellence.
A University of Ibadan graduate celebrates earning a first-class degree in Industrial Chemistry and being named best graduating student, while revealing multiple academic awards dating back to secondary school.
A University of Ibadan law graduate has received a $100 gift from an anonymous donor for her project on capital punishment, adding to earlier rewards and sparking widespread social media interest.
A University of Ibadan graduate has captured social media attention after proudly announcing her first-class degree in Early Childhood Education with a Chemistry minor, sparking widespread congratulations online.
An American immigration lawyer has offered N200,000 to a University of Ibadan law graduate after being impressed by her bold project topic on capital punishment in Nigeria.
The South East Renewed Hope Agenda (SERHA) has launched a free JAMB scholarship scheme for 10,000 students in Abia state, aiming to reduce financial barriers and promote academic excellence.
A Nigerian man's viral story reveals how a friendly competition led to a life-changing scholarship opportunity after he took the UTME exam without serious intentions.
Visually impaired candidates for the 2026 UTME in Nigeria report being charged registration fees and denied accessible materials, contradicting JAMB's free policy and raising concerns about inclusion.
A University of Ibadan student received a N200,000 cash reward for her high CGPA, nominated by her department, and shared the news on social media, sparking widespread reactions and discussions.
Moses Tijesuni, a first-class electrical engineering student at the University of Ibadan, details his achievements, including representing Nigeria at a global Huawei ICT competition in China and winning first prize.
A University of Lagos graduate who achieved the highest CGPA in his faculty received a framed collage from his parents, documenting his academic journey from childhood to university, sparking admiration online.
A University of Ibadan graduate has gained viral attention for earning a First Class degree in Yoruba language, becoming the only student to achieve this distinction in her academic unit within the Department of Linguistics and African Languages.
Babcock University has strongly denied allegations linking it to Israeli surveillance technology deals involving Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak, stating an internal review found the claims unfounded and misleading.
A Nigerian lady with a second-class upper degree in mechanical engineering shares her journey of losing tuition money to forex trading, then securing a fully-funded scholarship to Carleton University in Canada through a research assistantship.
Candidates registering for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) across Nigeria's geopolitical zones share diverse experiences, from technical issues and harsh treatment to varying registration costs between ₦7,200 and ₦11,000.
The remarkable achievement of 58 first-class law graduates from the University of Ibadan sparks a debate on grade suppression in Nigerian universities, highlighting systemic issues and calling for reform.
JAMB has announced that e-PIN sales for the 2026 UTME will end on February 26, 2026, with registration closing on February 28. Candidates are urged to act promptly to secure their e-PINs and complete registration at accredited centres.
A Nigerian university graduate has gone viral online after sharing his academic journey, including scoring 323 in JAMB and graduating with a high CGPA, sparking reactions from others.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced the 2026 UTME registration will close on February 28 with no extensions planned. Candidates face multiple risks including biometric failures and NIN delays if they wait until the final days.
Kuye Damilola, a UNILAG graduate, overcame severe financial hardship by tutoring and sleeping on floors to earn a first-class degree in Computer Engineering with a 4.54 CGPA.