CIPM Urges Ethical AI Adoption, Honors Scholars in Lagos
CIPM calls for responsible AI adoption balancing ethics and innovation, honors top researchers at UNILAG conference, addressing challenges like digital gaps.
Category : Education
Publishers Urge FG to Review Textbooks Ranking Policy
The Nigerian Publishers Association calls on the Federal Government to reconsider its proposed textbooks ranking policy, citing lack of consultation and potential negative impacts on the publishing industry.
Archbishop Tasks Students on Values, Discipline at St. Gregory’s
Archbishop Alfred Martins urges St. Gregory’s College students to uphold discipline and values at the send-forth ceremony for outgoing administrator Emmanuel Ayeni.
Foundation Empowers Youths with Vocational Skills
ARS Entrepreneurship Empowerment Foundation trains Nigerian youths in vocational skills, providing business support and equipment to combat unemployment and promote self-reliance.
Corona Schools Unveils Tech Hub for Digital Learning
Corona Schools has launched a tech hub in Ibeju-Lekki to bridge learning and technology, equipping students with AI, robotics, and coding skills as a 70th anniversary legacy project.
Shettima Proposes Digital Learning Scale-Up After ProFuturo Milestone
Vice President Kashim Shettima plans to digitize basic education boards nationwide after ProFuturo reaches 72,000 pupils, proposing NEC-backed adoption of the digital learning model.
How Many Marriages Are Allowed in Nigeria? Legal Guide
Nigeria permits up to one statutory marriage, unlimited customary wives, or four Islamic wives in Sharia states. Understand the legal limits and practical realities.
Lady Who Dreamt of Becoming Lawyer at 16 Bags Law Degree
A young lady who wrote in her secondary school yearbook at age 16 that she wanted to be a lawyer has achieved her dream, graduating from Joseph Ayo Babalola University and passing the bar exam.
Which Month Is the Coldest in Nigeria? January Explained
January is the coldest month in Nigeria due to peak harmattan winds. Temperatures drop to 7°C in Jos and highlands, while coastal areas remain warmer.
Rivers to Close Unapproved Private Schools from June 15
Rivers State Government announces crackdown on unregistered private schools, enforcing quality standards and closure of non-compliant institutions from June 15, 2026.
MAAUN Matriculates 1,056 Students, Reaffirms Academic Commitment
Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) matriculated 1,056 students for the 2025/2026 session, reaffirming its dedication to academic excellence and character development.
IAUE Grad with 8 Carryovers, 22 Missing Scripts Tells Story
An Ignatius Ajuru University graduate reveals she had 8 carryovers and 22 missing scripts in her final year, explaining the school's result portal issues caused the problem.
Alausa Urges Nigerian Students on Healthy Living, Vaccination
Minister of Education Dr. Tunji Alausa calls on Nigerian students to adopt healthy habits and stay vaccinated, emphasizing health as key to learning and national progress.
NPA Urges FG to Review Textbook Ranking Policy
The Nigerian Publishers Association calls on the Federal Government to review its proposed textbook ranking policy, emphasizing stakeholder consultation and transparency to avoid unintended consequences for the publishing industry.
Nigeria Lecturers Salary Breakdown After Minimum Wage 2026
Nigerian university lecturers are among the lowest paid in Africa, with professors earning $4,400 annually vs South Africa's $57,471. ASUU warns of strikes if salaries not reviewed.
Nursing Graduate Cries Tears of Joy Calling Father After Passing
A Nigerian nursing graduate wept as she called her father to announce she finished school. The emotional video shows her prostrating in gratitude.
Mortuary School Graduate Gets Instruments and Cash Gift
A young lady graduated from mortuary school with the highest embalming score, receiving instruments and $500. She shared her convocation video online.
Nigerian Teacher in Canada Lists 3 Surprises About Schools
A Nigerian teacher in Canada reveals three unexpected differences between Canadian and Nigerian schools, including no morning assembly, no note writing, and casual dress codes.
UNIPORT Graduate Who Wrote UTME at 15 Bags Degree at 21
A University of Port Harcourt graduate who wrote her UTME at 15 celebrates her degree at 21, sharing her academic journey on TikTok.
Digital Learning Centres for Oyo Schools by Reps Member
Hon. Adedeji Dhikrullahi Stanley Olajide establishes digital learning centres in four secondary schools in Oyo State to equip students with digital skills for the modern economy.
UI Master's Graduate Bags Distinction With 6.5 CGPA
A University of Ibadan master's graduate in Plant Pathology celebrates bagging her degree with distinction, achieving a CGPA of 6.5/7.0, sparking reactions online.
Lead City University 2026 JAMB Cut-Off Mark Announced
Lead City University in Ibadan has set its 2026 JAMB cut-off mark at 160, with five O'Level credits required for admission into various programmes.
Nigerian Teachers Key to Education Reform Through Research
British Council says Nigerian teachers are central to education reform through evidence-based research. Action Research Grants empower educators to innovate and improve learning outcomes.
UNILORIN Graduate Earns Animal Science Degree After Engineering Dream
Kayode Francis, a UNILORIN graduate, shares how he switched from engineering to animal science, inspiring many with his journey.
Student Gets Sponsorship to Madonna University After UNIZIK Denial
Chukwudozie Joshua, denied admission to UNIZIK despite a 304 UTME score, gets a sponsor to study medicine at Madonna University.
DOBA Lagos Chapter June 12 Meeting: National Issues, Alumni Concerns
The Dekina Old Boys Association Lagos chapter will hold its second yearly general meeting on June 12, 2026, focusing on brotherhood, alma mater support, and national challenges.
German Scholar Urges Nigerian Universities on Innovation
Prof. Harald von Korflesch calls for practical entrepreneurship education in Nigerian universities to tackle graduate unemployment, while British Council emphasizes research-driven teaching.
UNIPORT Grad Breaks Silence on 3 Carryovers, 2 Es
A female UNIPORT graduate finally speaks about her academic struggles with 3 carryovers and 2 Es, inspiring many with her resilience.
UNIPORT Graduates Smash Academic Records with High CGPAs
Three brilliant graduates from the University of Port Harcourt have set new academic records with outstanding CGPAs, leaving many in awe.
UNIPORT Graduate Breaks Record in Fisheries
A University of Port Harcourt graduate has set a new academic record in the Department of Fisheries, showcasing her certificate with pride.
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