FG Urged to Provide Clear Policy Direction for Research, Innovation
Prof. Augustine Onyeaghala calls for government-private sector collaboration, increased R&D funding, and local manufacturing to boost Nigeria's natural products and healthcare.
Prof. Augustine Onyeaghala calls for government-private sector collaboration, increased R&D funding, and local manufacturing to boost Nigeria's natural products and healthcare.
The Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation has approved the first-ever Scheme of Service for the National Identity Management Commission, a historic step for the agency.
NANS Southwest Zone D threatens to shut down FUOYE over suspension of SUG President James Adio, demanding transparency and due process in handling allegations.
The Federal Government has disbursed over ₦13 billion in interest-free loans to 7,450 staff across 153 public tertiary institutions under the TISSF programme for 2025/2026.
A Nigerian lady seeks opportunities for her brother who scored 324 in JAMB, earned 4 As and 5 Bs in WAEC, and maintains a 5.0 CGPA in Mechatronics Engineering at FUT Minna.
Engineer Kingsley Udoh Akpan, new FCT chairman of NIMMME-3M, pledges to address membership, funding, and publicity challenges, and boost collaboration for industrial growth.
The Ogun State Government has banned graduation events and end-of-session parties in all public and private schools to protect parents from excessive fees, with sanctions for violators.
Zamfara State transfers 2,117 non-teaching staff to MDAs under Governor Lawal's education reforms, assuring no job losses and improved service delivery.
An Ibadan mother claims her son sustained a severe head injury at school, requiring stitches and scans. She alleges the school failed to provide CCTV footage and ignored follow-up requests.
Zamfara Hajj Commission announces pilgrims' return schedule from Saudi Arabia, with flights starting June 20, 2026. Chairman Musa Mallaha urges cooperation for smooth journey.
Nigeria's federal government announces June 29-July 3, 2026, as National Learning Assessment Week, the first-ever nationwide evaluation of literacy and numeracy in basic education schools across all 36 states and FCT.
MTN Nigeria launches the 2026 Live It 100 Campus Tour, visiting seven institutions nationwide to blend learning, creativity, entertainment, and digital skills for students.
IA-Foundation steps up efforts to tackle Nigeria's 15 million out-of-school children through community interventions, digital innovation, and policy advocacy.
A University of Ibadan graduate, Temitayo Omotosho, earned a BA in German and shares three key tips for students to succeed in their academic journey.
A University of Ibadan psychology graduate celebrated her degree completion, highlighting skills like research, empathy, and resilience that prepared her for the corporate world.
The Nigerian Defence Academy has opposed a legislative proposal to grant automatic admission to graduates of military secondary schools, citing concerns over merit-based selection and constitutional principles.
Abia State Governor Alex Otti assures 1,584 NYSC members of a safe and conducive camp environment, emphasizing security and welfare.
JAMB announces the release of original UTME result slips for 2026 candidates, available for printing from Wednesday. The slips include photos and rankings for admission.
The Nigerian government has refuted social media claims that it plans to abolish the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies, calling the reports false and misleading.
Nigeria faces a shortage of lawyers with extensive experience in procurement, an official has stated, highlighting a critical gap in legal expertise for public procurement.
Researchers from Ahmadu Bello University have released crucial guidelines for preventing and treating snakebites, emphasizing first aid and medical care.
Anambra State has trained 480 interns in tech skills as part of efforts to boost the digital economy and create job opportunities for youths.
Ogun State Government bans all graduation ceremonies and end-of-session parties in public and private schools to ease financial burden on parents and curb extortion by school administrators.
Governor Seyi Makinde approves the commencement of the Contributory Pension Scheme in Oyo State, effective January 2025, with contributions from employer and employee.
A review of Kola Eke's '1967 and Other Poems' highlights his poetry as a tool for Nigerians to articulate suffering and critique political failures, with endorsements from scholars.
Verraki, in partnership with HEI, trained students from six Lagos secondary schools in first aid and emergency response, including CPR, bleeding control, and burns management.
Dr Sonny Echono, TETFund Executive Secretary, calls for transparent guidelines in selecting federal university leaders, emphasizing stakeholder involvement and accountability.
Retired Lt. Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika and Abia Deputy Governor's wife praise the Vision Africa Inter-School Debate Competition for boosting students' critical thinking and academic excellence.
The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) commissioned an automotive training center in Gusau, Zamfara, and trained 100 youths in mechatronics for petrol and CNG tricycles and motorcycles.
Franco-British International University, Kaduna, matriculated 362 students for 2025/2026, marking its first ceremony with calls for discipline and excellence.