6,009 Candidates Admitted to Nigerian Bar in 2026 Call
A total of 6,009 candidates were admitted to the Nigerian Bar during the 2026 Call to Bar ceremonies in Abuja, including 6,000 successful from December 2025 exams and nine from backlog.
A total of 6,009 candidates were admitted to the Nigerian Bar during the 2026 Call to Bar ceremonies in Abuja, including 6,000 successful from December 2025 exams and nine from backlog.
The Supreme Court orders lawyers to upload appeal documents via the NCMS e-filing system for hearings between September and December 2026, with a 30-day deadline.
Four research teams from Kwara State University (KWASU) have secured competitive grants from TWAS-UNESCO and the National Research Fund, totaling over $43,000 and N83 million.
Parents and school administrators in Enugu State have applauded the federal government's suspension of the proposed increase in WASSCE and NECO registration fees, calling it a timely relief for families.
Lagos State begins registration for second CBT screening test into model colleges. The test is for students seeking admission into JSS 1 for the 2026/2027 academic session.
President Tinubu, as Lagos governor in 2000, refused to pay WAEC fees after a price hike, switching to cheaper NECO for all public school candidates.
A UNIBEN student writes JAMB twice, gets admitted to an unknown course, faces lecturer harassment, transfers departments, and restarts from 100 level, graduating in 2027.
The Federal Government has launched a nationwide skills programme for over 18,000 unemployed Nigerians, offering free training in 14 trades, entrepreneurship classes, and starter packs across all 36 states and the FCT.
Nehemiah Danjuma becomes the first deaf lawyer from Northern Nigeria after being called to the Nigerian Bar, marking a historic milestone for disability inclusion in the legal profession.
FUDMA cut-off marks for 2026/2027 range from 150 to 180 depending on the course. Learn entry requirements for all programmes, including Medicine, Law, Nursing, and Computer Science.
Learn about University of Delta, Agbor (UNIDEL) school fees for 2025/2026, payment procedures, hostel fees, courses, cut-off marks, and indigene vs non-indigene fee differences.
POWA president Olufunmilola Disu encourages police wives to use AI and digital tools during a visit to the POWA Skill Acquisition Centre in Abuja, pledging support for facility upgrades.
Zamfara State opens online portal to recruit 3,050 teachers for basic public schools, targeting indigenes aged 18-35 with minimum teaching qualifications. Application closes July 16, 2026.
Atiku Abubakar hails FG's suspension of WAEC and NECO fee hike as victory for students, criticizes Tinubu's policy pattern, and calls for sustainable funding model to ease family burden.
The UK government has published the official list of documents required for a student visa application in 2026, including a valid passport and CAS.
The UK government published a step-by-step online guide for student visa applications, eliminating the need for travel agents. Most decisions come within three weeks.
Peter Obi hails the suspension of proposed WAEC and NECO fee hikes as a victory for Nigerians, urging reversal of other anti-people policies.
Maldives announces visa-on-arrival for five African nations: Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Egypt, and Morocco, allowing 30-day stays with no fee.
The Federal Government has suspended its proposed review of registration fees for the 2027 WASSCE and NECO SSCE, pending wider consultations with stakeholders.
The Federal Ministry of Education has suspended a planned fee increase for 2027 WASSCE and NECO exams after public outcry, withdrawing a June 18 letter and promising broader consultations.
President Tinubu approves upgrade of Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa to Federal University of Mining, Engineering and Technology, Nasarawa, to boost technical education and solid minerals sector.
The Sundiata Post Model transforms journalism into systematic knowledge production, integrating reporting, research, and conceptual innovation within an independent newsroom in Abuja.
The Federal Government approved an 82% increase in WAEC and NECO registration fees to ₦50,000 per child, effective from 2027, sparking criticism.
The Federal Government has approved a uniform ₦50,000 examination fee for WAEC and NECO from 2027, nearly doubling current costs. NANS and Atiku criticise the hike as insensitive amid economic hardship.
Discover the latest UNICAL school fees for all courses in 2026, including fresh, returning, and final-year students, plus a step-by-step payment guide.
Nigeria's federal government has approved N50,000 as the new uniform examination fee for WAEC and NECO, an 82% increase from N27,500, effective from 2027 SSCE.
NELFUND refutes claims of suspending student upkeep allowances, stating payments are ongoing despite delays due to verification issues.
Israel Adekunle Adeniyi is the Overall Best Graduating Student at the 2026 Nigerian Law School Call to Bar, with a ₦2 million award and a full list of prize winners released.
A new report reveals that Nigerian children affected by conflict and displacement lack dedicated budget lines, with less than 5% of education and 1.5% of health budgets reaching early childhood services.
President Tinubu sends a bill to reform Nigeria's secondary education system, aiming to improve governance and reduce dropout rates amid debate over the 6-3-3-4 structure.