UI Graduate Breaks Family Record, Bags Two Degrees
A University of Ibadan graduate overcame academic challenges, earned two degrees, and became the first male graduate in his family, celebrating his achievement on social media.
A University of Ibadan graduate overcame academic challenges, earned two degrees, and became the first male graduate in his family, celebrating his achievement on social media.
Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin, 16, scored 372 in 2026 UTME. She testified at Living Faith Church, crediting Bishop Oyedepo's prayers and hard work.
Stakeholders commend President Tinubu for appointing Prof. Segun Aina as JAMB Registrar, praising the move as a bold step for youth excellence and reform.
Discover the main type of marriage in Nigeria: traditional customary law. Learn about the four legally recognised marriage types, their characteristics, and practical guidance.
Professor Adamu Gwarzo is transforming African education, innovation, and humanitarian development through visionary leadership and global partnerships.
Growing support for Nigeria's TVET reforms as skills gap debate highlights lack of practical skills among graduates. Over 1.3 million applied for the programme.
NABTEB extends registration for 2026 National Common Entrance Examination to May 31, exam moved to June 13. Candidates urged to register.
A married Nigerian lady shares the emotional and academic challenges she faces as a student, including isolation and harsh treatment from lecturers.
Nigeria's Innovation Minister Dr Kingsley Udeh praises PRODA management for shifting focus from petition writing to research, aiming to boost GDP through commercialisation.
The Oyo NES congratulates its chairman, Alarudeen Aminu, on his elevation to professor at the University of Ibadan, recognizing his contributions to economics.
Lanre Akintayo, a University of Ibadan computer science graduate, received two awards from the Faculty of Computing: Most Academically Inclined Finalist and Most Outstanding in Academics.
Nigeria Customs Command and Staff College transitions to computer-based exams, marking a shift from handwritten tests to digital assessments.
Godfrey Okoye University in Enugu honors law students Favour Egbogu and Kosisochukwu Ajoyi for winning the NUC-NYSC debate championship, beating 74 universities.
NCCE Executive Secretary Dr. Angela Ajala announces reforms including Dual Mandate policy, curriculum review, and digital literacy to transform teacher education in Nigeria.
JAMB has released 279 UTME results previously withheld for malpractice investigation. Some results were cancelled where misconduct was found, others cleared.
The Ooni of Ife praises Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu for completing executive leadership programmes at Harvard and Oxford, highlighting his dedication to education and societal impact.
The Federal Government urges media to highlight girls' strength and achievements, shaping public perception and opportunities.
Aderemi Makanjuola, Caverton chairman, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Leicester for his transformative impact across business, security, and education.
Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule extols TETFund's transformative impact at NSUK, noting development under Echono surpassed 24 years of progress.
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi warns against lying and people-pleasing, citing Ananias and Sapphira as examples. Truthfulness is key to spiritual growth and avoiding eternal separation from God.
Explore the biblical pattern for revival: humility, prayer, repentance, and God's response. True revival restores passion for God.
NELFUND disbursed N206 billion to 1.16 million students in 24 months, transforming access to higher education. Sustaining this initiative is crucial for human capital development.
Wale Ajao pays tribute to his lecturer Dr. Segun Osoba, a Marxist scholar who influenced many undergraduates at the University of Ife during the Cold War era.
Lagos State government announces 61.52% of students sponsored in 2025 WASSCE obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics, and pays N1.4 billion WAEC fees for 45,598 students for 2026 exams.
Professor Olutayo Sunday Shokunbi will deliver Babcock University's 62nd inaugural lecture on June 4, 2026, discussing food as both medicine and poison.
Yunus Dauda's book reframes ASUU strikes as structured negotiation, not disruption, rooted in struggles for dignity and democratic participation.
Three graduates from the University of Ibadan achieved first-class degrees, and their impressive CGPAs have gone viral on social media, sparking widespread admiration.
Samuel Calvary, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning BSc and BEd degrees, sharing his academic journey and future plans for a master's degree.
A University of Ibadan sociology student joyfully announced finishing his first year in just seven months at the Distance Learning Centre, sparking viral reactions.
A 24-year-old University of Ibadan graduate completed his Master's degree and shared his hopes of becoming a professor before 40, sparking reactions online.