Group Lauds Tinubu Over NELFUND and Hostel Development
The Hope Alive Initiative applauds President Tinubu's education reforms, including NELFUND and N2 billion hostel development per university, calling them game-changers for students.
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UAE Student Visa 2026: Eligibility, Costs and Process
UAE's 2026 student visa guide: eligibility, costs (AED 6,000-7,000), work rights, and renewal. Dubai offers world-class education with modern campuses.
Sultan Directs Muslims to Observe Muharram Crescent
The Sultan of Sokoto has called on Nigerian Muslims to sight the Muharram crescent on June 15 to mark the start of the Islamic New Year 1448AH. Verified sightings should be reported through traditional channels.
MOUAU Elects Prof Ogbonna as DVC Research and Development
The Senate of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, has elected Professor Princewill Chukwudi Ogbonna as Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research and Development, pending council ratification.
Kano Governor Yusuf Pledges Equal Access to Education, Healthcare
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has assured that no child will be left out of the state's developmental agenda, including equal access to education, healthcare, and social protection.
UNIPORT Graduate: Only First-Class in Department
A University of Port Harcourt graduate has become the only first-class holder in her department, sparking widespread celebration and trending on social media.
UNILAG First-Class Graduate Earns PhD from Harvard
Ifeosa Anwulika Nkem Onyekpe, a UNILAG first-class graduate, fulfilled her dream by earning a PhD from Harvard University on May 28, 2026.
CDCFIB Announces Next Stage for Recruitment Exercise
The CDCFIB has announced the next stage of the 2024/2025 recruitment exercise, which involves physical screening and document verification for applicants who passed the CBT.
UK-Based Doctor Recounts Poor Salary in Nigeria
Dr Toluwani Binutu, a UK-based psychiatrist, reveals he earned as low as N80k monthly in Nigeria, forcing him to live with parents after 7 years. In 12 months in the UK, he earned more than his entire 7-year Nigerian salary combined.
FUDMA School Fees: Freshmen ₦100k–₦130k, Returning ₦29k–₦71k
Complete breakdown of FUDMA school fees for fresh and returning students, payment procedures, acceptance fee, hostel fees, faculties, and cut-off marks.
NUJ Hails Cross River Peace, Commends Otu's Media Support
NUJ South-South Zone praises Cross River as one of Nigeria's most peaceful states, commending Governor Otu's support for media and development.
UK Army Reveals Salaries for Dog Handler, Vet Nurse, AC Fitter
The British Army has published starting annual salaries for dog handlers, veterinary nurses, and air conditioning fitters, ranging from £26,334 to £35,507, to guide potential recruits.
Remi Aiyede Emerges 21st NAPSA President
Professor Remi Aiyede of the University of Ibadan has been elected as the 21st President of the Nigerian Political Science Association (NAPSA) during its annual conference.
10-Year-Old Sophie Onugbu Launches Two Books
Sophie Onugbu, 10, launches two books, The Other Side of Waiting and The Grey Spell, in Port Harcourt, aiming to inspire young writers.
Degrees No Longer Enough, Experts Warn Graduates
Academics and industry leaders urge Nigerian graduates to acquire digital, entrepreneurial, and employability skills beyond university certificates to stay relevant in a competitive job market.
Nigerian Fashion Designer Celebrates PhD Degree, Inspires
A Nigerian fashion designer has earned a PhD degree, inspiring many with her academic achievement. Her celebratory video goes viral, motivating youths.
Low JAMB Score Courses: Study Options for 140-180
A low JAMB score (140-180) doesn't end admission chances. Explore less competitive courses in Education, Agriculture, Arts, and more at universities, polytechnics, and private institutions.
Senate Passes Bills to Increase Federal High Court, Appellate Court Judges
The Nigerian Senate has passed bills to increase the number of judges in the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal to address case backlogs and improve judicial efficiency.
Nigeria approves new rules for honorary doctorates
The Nigerian government has approved new regulations for honorary doctorates, including eligibility limits, prohibition of 'Dr' title, and creation of a Special Fraud Unit to enforce compliance.
Premiere Academy Wins 2026 Energy Titans Competition
Premiere Academy, Abuja won the 2026 Battle of the Energy Titans, beating 11 finalists. The NNPC Foundation and OLOGED organized the contest, awarding ₦500,000 and a trophy.
Nigerian Army Officer Wins US Writing Award
Colonel Timothy Ajato becomes first international fellow to win the Frank Kelly Writing Award at the US Army War College, earning a Master's in Strategic Studies.
Kaiama Grammar, FGGC Imiringi Win NCDMB/NTA Science Quiz
Kaiama Grammar School and FGGC Imiringi win top prizes at 9th NCDMB/NTA Science Quiz in Bayelsa. NCDMB reaffirms commitment to education.
Katsina Governor Commissions 152 IDP Housing Units
Katsina Governor Dikko Radda commissions 152 housing units for IDPs, climate peace hubs, and solar mini-grid in Jibia LGA, with support from UNDP, Germany, and Norway.
FG Commissions Auto Training Centre in Gusau, Trains 100
The Federal Government has commissioned a new automotive training centre in Gusau, Zamfara State, and trained 100 youths in modern vehicle repair and maintenance skills.
NITDA, DAWN Commission Partner for Digital Skills in Southwest
NITDA and DAWN Commission sign a five-year pact to accelerate digital skills, build innovation hubs, and create a digital transformation roadmap for Southwest Nigeria.
Racial Makeup of Nigeria: Ethnic Diversity Beyond Black African
Nigeria is 99.8% Black African, but its true diversity lies in over 250 ethnic groups and 500 languages. Explore the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, Igbo, and more.
20 Years After 9-3-4 Policy: Reform on Paper, Crisis in Practice
Nigeria's 9-3-4 education system, introduced in 2007, aimed to eliminate Common Entrance exams but faced weak implementation. Two decades later, the government's renewed push to abolish the exam highlights persistent policy gaps, funding shortages, and in
Warning to Careless Souls: Neglecting Salvation Danger
Pastor Lazarus Muoka warns against neglecting salvation, emphasizing the eternal consequences of spiritual carelessness and urging immediate repentance.
Oshikoya: With Support, Children with Disabilities Excel
Helen Oshikoya, founder of Nobelova Gradani, discusses special education, inclusion, and early intervention for children with disabilities in Nigeria.
Nigeria Must Rethink NCE UTME Exemption for Teacher Quality
The Federal Government's exemption of NCE candidates from UTME aims to boost teacher numbers but risks lowering quality. Reforms are needed instead.
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