UNIPORT Grad Breaks Record, Brags About First-Class Degree
Catherine Ikono, a UNIPORT graduate, becomes the first-ever first-class graduate in Biomedical Technology. She previously questioned the benefits of a first-class degree in Nigeria.
Category : Education
OOU Medical Graduate Makes History, Flaunts Awards
Dr Ettu Malik Oloruntoba, an Olabisi Onabanjo University medical graduate, became the best graduating student in the institution's history, receiving recognition and gifts.
UNIBEN Graduate Tops Medical Lab Science with 4.87 CGPA
A University of Benin graduate achieved a 4.87 CGPA and emerged overall best student in Medical Laboratory Science, inspiring many online.
UI Student Celebrates Sociology Degree in Emotional Post
A University of Ibadan student, Abdullateef Olawale Salami, celebrates his Sociology degree, sharing an emotional post about his challenging academic journey.
UNIPORT Graduate Wins Scholarships, Bags First Class
A University of Port Harcourt graduate achieved first-class honours, won scholarships from MTN, Julius Berger, and others, and was named best graduating student in Civil Engineering and Faculty of Engineering.
UNIPORT Graduate Fulfills Father's Dream with First-Class Degree
A UNIPORT graduate, Woke Obinuchi Miracle, bagged a first-class degree in Sports and Exercise Science, fulfilling her father's long-held dream. She shared her emotional journey on Facebook.
Rainstorm Damages UNN Female Hostels, Students Relocated
A severe rainstorm damaged two female hostels at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, rendering some students homeless but no casualties reported.
AKSU Missing from Approved Law List Again
Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) is again absent from the Council for Legal Education's updated list of universities approved to run law programmes, contradicting Governor Umo Eno's earlier claim that his APC defection secured approval.
DSI: New Metric for State Authority vs Reality Gap
The Decoupling Sovereignty Index (DSI) measures the sovereignty gap between formal and effective authority, offering a diagnostic tool for state decay in the Global South.
UNN Dismisses Rumors of Terrorist Attack on Campus
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, denies reports of planned terrorist attack and mass abduction, citing lack of credible security intelligence. Precautionary measures include police and army deployment, gate closures, and motorcycle ban.
The True Prophet: Born, Not Made, and Shaped by God's Fire
Explore the true calling of a prophet—born of God, shaped by trials, and bearing burdens. A reflection on prophetic ministry and divine purpose.
Unilorin Mourns Former VC Prof. AbdulGaniyu Ambali
The University of Ilorin mourns the passing of former Vice Chancellor Professor AbdulGaniyu Ambali, who died at 68. He served from 2012 to 2017, championing academic excellence and institutional growth.
ACSPN Calls for Abstracts for 13th Annual Conference
ACSPN invites submissions for its 13th annual conference themed 'Media, technology and elections in Africa', focusing on digital campaigning, media ethics, and electoral communication.
Sanwo-Olu, Alausa on Education-Labour Market Mismatch
Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu and Education Minister Alausa stress the need to align education with labour market demands to tackle unemployment and underemployment in Nigeria.
Access Bank Literacy Campaign Hits 100 Schools
Access Bank's financial literacy campaign with 9ijakids and Kidpreneur Africa has reached 100 schools across 10 states, teaching students saving, budgeting, and smart money habits.
Computer Professional Bodies in Nigeria and Their Functions
Explore the main computer professional bodies in Nigeria including NCS, CPN, and NACOS, their functions, benefits, and how they shape the IT sector.
OAU Leaders Seek New Ways to Turn Research into Solutions
Obafemi Awolowo University hosted a research training session with industry leaders to explore frameworks for turning academic research into real-world solutions, emphasising impact beyond publications.
Lagos Urges Students to Excel in 2026 BECE Exams
Lagos State government charges Vetland Junior Grammar School students to aim for outstanding BECE results, emphasizing discipline and self-discovery for academic success.
UNIPORT Grad Shares 4 Sacrifices for Good Grade
A Nigerian lady who graduated from UNIPORT with a second class upper degree shares the four things she did to achieve her academic success, including trekking and night classes.
Invest in Tech Learning to Shield Education from Insecurity
Mr. Toyin Joseph Larayintan calls on the government to accelerate investment in technology-driven learning to ensure uninterrupted education amid rising insecurity and school abductions in Nigeria.
Government Urged to Invest in Tech-Driven Learning
Director of Zion Study Centre calls for investment in technology-driven learning to ensure uninterrupted education amid insecurity and school abductions in Nigeria.
UI Graduate Celebrates Degree, Thanks School Daddy
A University of Ibadan graduate, Omisore Rodiyat Olaronke, celebrates her degree after delays, thanking her school daddy Dr. Olofe for his encouragement.
WAEC Warns Schools Against Extorting WASSCE Candidates
WAEC warns schools, supervisors against extorting WASSCE candidates, threatening sanctions including derecognition and prosecution.
WAEC Warns Schools Against Extortion of WASSCE Candidates
WAEC warns schools and supervisors against extorting candidates for unauthorized fees, including KAPEK calculators and welfare packages, ahead of the 2026 WASSCE.
NYSC Portal Login and Registration Guide
Step-by-step instructions for NYSC portal login, registration, and common mistakes to avoid. Includes tips for foreign graduates and troubleshooting.
WAEC Blames Exam Delays on Fatal Crash Killed Three Officials
WAEC attributed delays in WASSCE 2026 to a fatal road accident that killed three officials, along with security and logistical issues.
Nigeria's 6 Geopolitical Zones and States: 2026 Update
Explore Nigeria's six geopolitical zones, their states, populations, and economic data. Updated for 2026 with expert insights on political representation.
Kaduna Governor: Government Alone Can't Fund Education
Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State reiterates that government alone cannot fund education, calling for partnerships with individuals and organizations to advance learning.
Polytechnic Charges Students: Acquire Skills, Build Character
Impact School of Broadcasting and Communication Polytechnic, Ibadan, urges students to prioritize skills acquisition and character development, warning certificates alone are insufficient for success.
)
New Zealand 6-month work visa for graduates
New Zealand introduces a new six-month Short-term Graduate Work Visa from November 2026 for eligible international graduates, alongside expanded Post Study Work Visa access.
Page 44 of 177