WAEC Pledges Stronger Exam Management After Delays
WAEC has expressed concern over WASSCE delays due to logistical challenges, including a fatal accident and security issues, and pledged to strengthen operations.
Category : Education
NANS Launches Nationwide Audit of TETFund Projects
NANS forms an independent committee to assess, verify, and monitor TETFund projects nationwide amid concerns over project abandonment and poor execution.
Customs to Rebuild Ife Girls High School Under CSR Drive
Nigeria Customs Service plans to rehabilitate Ife Girls High School in Osun State under its CSR programme, Customs Cares, following an assessment visit by the Comptroller-General.
NSUK Lecturer Gives Money to Early Birds in Class
A lecturer at Nasarawa State University, Keffi, gave N200 to each student who arrived early for his 6am class, sparking online reactions.
UI Medical Student Resumed 2 Years Late, Bags Degree
Samuel Olojo, a University of Ibadan medical student who gained admission in 2019 but resumed in 2021 due to COVID-19, celebrates his degree after overcoming ASUU strike and other challenges.
Moniepoint DreamDevs Graduates New Cohort for Tech Talent
Moniepoint's DreamDevs Bootcamp graduated its second cohort, showcasing innovative projects to bridge Africa's software engineering talent gap and support Nigeria's digital economy.
Nigeria Faces Earthquake Risk: New Study Warns of 7.1 Magnitude
New research reveals Nigeria may face earthquakes up to magnitude 7.1 by 2028, urging government action for seismic preparedness and infrastructure strengthening.
CU Student Almost Expelled Over Bathroom Incident
A 100-level Covenant University student reveals how she narrowly avoided expulsion after rushing to a chapel service while in the bathroom.
JAMB Opens Portal for 2026 UTME Mop-Up Exam Slips
JAMB opens portal for 2026 UTME Mop-Up candidates to print notification slips. Exam set for June 13, final chance for affected candidates.
Bello El-Rufai Launches School Block Projects in Kaduna North
Bello El-Rufai announces construction of three-classroom blocks in three Kaduna North schools, inaugurates monitoring committee, and reaffirms commitment to education amid election season.
JAMB Candidate Reacts to 2026 Mop-Up UTME Slip Printing Announcement
A candidate questions JAMB about original result availability after the board opens portal for mop-up UTME slip printing ahead of the June 13 exam.
WAEC Reverts to 48-Hour Exam Material Distribution After Delays
WAEC reinstates its 48-hour distribution schedule for exam materials after a 24-hour policy caused delays and a fatal accident in Gombe State.
Rainstorm Damages UNN Hostels, Uproots Trees
A severe rainstorm hit the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, blowing off roofs and uprooting trees. No casualties reported, and repairs are underway.
JAMB 2026 Mop-Up UTME: Print Slips Now for June 13 Exam
JAMB announces printing of 2026 Mop-Up UTME notification slips for candidates affected by technical issues. Exam set for June 13. Final opportunity.
UNICAL Gets Full NUC Accreditation for Seven Programmes
The University of Calabar has received full NUC accreditation for seven programmes, valid for five years, boosting its academic reputation and ensuring graduate eligibility for NYSC.
UI Student Recalls Failing Post-UTME, Shares Emotional Journey
A University of Ibadan student who failed the post-UTME years ago has finally gained admission. She shared her emotional story of perseverance and family support on TikTok.
DOAMF Advocates Inclusion for Makoko Students
DOAMF celebrated Children's Day with over 100 students in Makoko, promoting inclusion and hope for the future of every Nigerian child.
UI Aspirant Misses Medicine Cut-Off, Shares Post-UTME Score
A University of Ibadan aspirant who applied for Medicine but missed the cut-off shares his post-UTME score and reveals the course he was transferred to.
UI Medical Student Reveals 5 Post-UTME Success Tips
A University of Ibadan medical student reveals 5 key strategies that helped him score 89/100 in the post-UTME, including early preparation and past questions.
Nigerian Students Excel at Chinese Bridge Competition
Nigerian secondary and university students showcased Mandarin skills at the 19th Chinese Bridge competition in Abuja, highlighting growing cultural ties with China.
Boy with 326 JAMB Score Begs for Help to Register for NECO
A brilliant boy who applied to the University of Ibadan appeals for financial support to register for NECO after scoring 326 in JAMB, citing family financial difficulties.
FUHSI Leaders Call for Compassion and Ethics in Medicine
The Vice-Chancellor of FUHSI, Prof. Akeem Lasisi, and other academics charged medical students to uphold compassion, professionalism, and ethical conduct during their White Coat Ceremony.
Namibia Ex-First Lady Challenges African Varsities on Workforce
Monica Hage Geingos challenges African universities to transform the continent's growing population into a globally competitive workforce through quality education and ethical leadership.
TETFund Skills Intervention Transforms Osun Tech College
Osun State College of Technology praises TETFund's Skills Development Intervention for providing Starlink internet and solar power, transforming academic and administrative operations.
Maltina Teacher of the Year 2026: N10m Prize, Honda HR-V Up for Grabs
Entries open for 12th Maltina Teacher of the Year competition. Winner gets N10m, Honda HR-V, overseas training. Submissions from June 3 to Aug 7, 2026.
Kaduna spends over N1 billion on student scholarships, loans
Kaduna State has invested over N1 billion in scholarships and student loans in three years, reducing tuition fees by 50% and benefiting over 21,000 students.
UNIPORT Approves Prof Princewill Chike as New VC
The Governing Council of the University of Port Harcourt has approved Prof Princewill Chike as the 10th vice-chancellor, effective July 13.
Cross River Students Place Second in National Girls ICT Challenge
Cross River students from FGGC secured second place at the National Girls in ICT Competition 2026, showcasing innovation and digital skills among 3,700 participants.
Lady Explains Why She Didn't Buy Cousin Phone After JAMB Score
A Nigerian woman who promised her cousin a new phone for a high JAMB score reacts after seeing the UTME result. She shares the score and what she did with the money.
Tinubu's Govt Pays 5 Months' Allowance to University Lecturers
The Nigerian government has released funds for five months' outstanding CATA payments to federal university lecturers, fulfilling part of the 2025 ASUU agreement.
Page 45 of 177