Reader Engages with Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's Book
A reader responds to Tony Afejuku's critique of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's book on Nigerian socio-political space in prose fiction, offering fresh perspectives.
A reader responds to Tony Afejuku's critique of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's book on Nigerian socio-political space in prose fiction, offering fresh perspectives.
ABUAD and British Council launch EcoScriber programme to advance sustainable, paperless university administration, aiming to reduce waste and improve efficiency.
President Tinubu appoints Prof Segun Aina as JAMB registrar, succeeding Prof Oloyede. JAMB also releases 279 withheld UTME results after malpractice investigations.
The RTEAN Zonal Chairman for Zone 4, Ojo, Nurudeen Eniafe, has launched a book titled 'Drivers' Reckless Behaviour on Highway' to address dangerous driving and road accidents in Nigeria.
The Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind lowers admission age to 65, cites health issues, and laments power outages and rising operational costs at its VTC.
Ruteh Atiri, a University of Ibadan graduate with a disability, earned a second-class upper in Psychology. Her story of resilience inspires many.
Tobechukwu Ahmed shares her admission surprise and five-year experience at the University of Benin, celebrating her physiotherapy degree.
A couple from the University of Ibadan graduated with first-class degrees, emerging as the best male and female students in their department, sparking reactions online.
Oyindamola Adegoke, a medical laboratory science graduate from the University of Ibadan, shares her 11-year academic journey after writing UTME four times.
Oluwasegun Akinwola, a University of Ibadan graduate, achieved a first-class degree in physiotherapy with a CGPA of 3.84, having previously scored 9 A1s in WAEC.
President Tinubu appoints Prof. Segun Aina as JAMB registrar. Reactions vary from congratulations to concerns over nepotism and security priorities.
Deborah Animashaun, a 21-year-old medical laboratory scientist, graduated from the University of Ibadan after finishing secondary school at 14 and overcoming academic challenges.
A Nigerian man goes viral after reacting to JAMB's release of 279 withheld UTME results. The board cleared results after investigating suspected exam malpractice.
LAUTECH has inaugurated a 12-member Caretaker/Electoral Committee to oversee elections for new student leaders. Biliaminu Al-Amin Adesina heads the committee.
President Tinubu appoints Professor Segun Aina as JAMB registrar. At 39, he becomes the youngest to lead the board, succeeding Is-haq Oloyede.
Maltina launches Special Edition Nourishment Tour on May 26, 2026, uniting 50 schools to teach nutrition through hands-on STEM experiments, aiming to nourish one million young minds.
JAMB has released 279 UTME results previously withheld for investigation. Affected candidates can now check their scores online via the official portal.
Moyosore Owojuyigbe, a University of Ibadan medical graduate who finished secondary school in 2015, shares her inspiring story of retaking JAMB and earning her MBChB degree.
President Tinubu appoints Professor Segun Aina as JAMB Registrar. Here are five things to know about the 40-year-old computer engineer and youngest registrar.
Discover seven key facts about 39-year-old Prof. Segun Aina, the youngest JAMB Registrar, including his UK education and experience with NECO and OAU.
One month after the FG declared strikes permanently over, ASUU warns that unpaid allowances, withheld salaries, and unremitted deductions threaten fragile peace in universities.
Ebonyi State Ministry of Education suspends two head teachers indefinitely after a viral video exposes poor classroom conditions, sparking public outrage.
President Bola Tinubu appoints Professor Segun Aina, 40, as new JAMB Registrar, succeeding Professor Is-haq Oloyede whose term ends July 31, 2026.
President Tinubu appoints 39-year-old Professor Segun Aina as JAMB registrar. Aina, a computer engineering expert, succeeds Oloyede.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appoints Professor Segun Aina, a 39-year-old systems engineering expert, as new JAMB Registrar, succeeding Professor Is-haq Oloyede.
President Tinubu appoints Prof. Segun Aina as JAMB registrar, succeeding Ishaq Oloyede. Aina, a computer engineering expert, will assume office on August 1, 2026.
President Tinubu appoints Professor Segun Aina, a 40-year-old computer engineering expert, as JAMB registrar, succeeding Ishaq Oloyede from August 1, 2026.
IELPN intensifies efforts to address leadership skills gaps in Nigerian schools through capacity-building programmes for administrators, aiming to improve school management and learning outcomes.
JAMB has released 279 previously withheld UTME results following investigations into exam malpractice. Results from suspicious centres remain withheld.
JAMB has released 279 UTME results previously withheld for malpractice investigation, while cancelling others where misconduct was confirmed.