PalmPay Young Stars Empowers Future Leaders in Lagos
PalmPay Young Stars initiative awards scholarships to 60 outstanding pupils in Lagos public primary schools, promoting academic excellence and financial literacy.
PalmPay Young Stars initiative awards scholarships to 60 outstanding pupils in Lagos public primary schools, promoting academic excellence and financial literacy.
Adenle Oluwasegun Jacob, a fresh political science graduate from the University of Ibadan, shares his motivation for studying the course and his ambition to serve his people.
PalmPay's Young Stars initiative awards scholarships to 60 high-performing pupils in Lagos, promoting academic excellence and reducing financial barriers to education.
WAEC's Nigeria head, Dr Amos Dangut, urges improved human and material resources in schools to enhance student performance after Ghanaian students top 2025 WASSCE results.
UN officials call for closing digital divides as students simulate UN General Assembly at Premiere Academy Abuja, focusing on digital education for sustainable development.
The National Association of Medical and Dental Academics at UNILAG demands full CONMESS implementation, CATA payment, and reversal of inappropriate designations like 'Distinguished Consultants'.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers warns that many schools lack infrastructure and digital literacy for the planned CBT transition by 2027, risking inequality.
Stakeholders call for urgent reforms and collaboration between government and faith-based institutions to address Nigeria's education challenges, including infrastructure and funding.
Cambridge University Press and Assessment partners with Alsama Project to develop G12++ qualification for refugees, helping displaced youth access higher education and employment.
Medical lecturers at UNILAG have declared an indefinite strike over unresolved CONMESS salary disparities, disrupting academic activities at the College of Medicine.
NYSC Director-General extends heartfelt farewell to 2025 Batch A Stream II corps members, praising their dedication and patriotism during service year.
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Experts at Oduduwa Junior Secondary School's career day advised students to make early career choices, highlighting the importance of guidance and focus for future success.
Oyindamola Adegoke, a University of Ibadan medical laboratory science graduate, shares her journey of overcoming financial challenges to achieve her degree, inspiring many on social media.
Osinowo Oluwasegun, a University of Ibadan medical student, shared his inspiring journey of writing UTME five times before graduating after seven years.
A 21-year-old University of Ibadan graduate, Mabel Aruwajoye, who finished secondary school at 12, shares her journey to earning a medical laboratory science degree.
A Nigerian lady, Olorungbemi Adeola Temitope, graduated as a medical doctor from Obafemi Awolowo University after eight years of study, sharing her inspiring journey and lessons on hard work.
Kano State Government orders closure of all primary and secondary schools for Eid-el-Kabir. Boarding students to vacate hostels before Sallah break.
A Nigerian man and his father both earned a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from New Jersey City University, graduating together with a perfect GPA.
The Federal Government has disbursed 50% of outstanding 2025 BEA scholarship allowances to Nigerian students abroad, with the remaining balance to follow soon.
A graduate of Ekiti State University who was ashamed of her 100-level CGPA of 3.3 has proudly announced her final year CGPA of 4.30 after hard work and perseverance.
An EKSU graduate who cried after seeing her JAMB score overcame setbacks to graduate as the best student in her department and faculty with a 4.70 CGPA.
The Vice-Chancellor of NOUN says the university trained over 65% of nurses with first degrees in Nigeria. The institution also launched emergency health centres.
The Federal Government has released 50% of outstanding BEA scholarship allowances to Nigerian students abroad, with funds sent to embassies for immediate disbursement.
Lagos State has launched an interactive board game called SIKIRABU to teach Yoruba language in primary schools, aiming to preserve cultural identity and make learning engaging.
The Federal Government expresses concern over nearly 15 million out-of-school children in Nigeria, despite reintegrating over one million through initiatives.
The Federal Government is intensifying efforts to improve girls' education through the $1.2 billion AGILE project, supported by the World Bank, now in 21 states.
A Nigerian lady who initially studied at the University of Ibadan rewrote UTME, gained admission to Obafemi Awolowo University, and graduated as a medical doctor.
LAUTECH management debunks viral social media reports of closure due to bandit attacks, confirming ongoing exams and normal academic activities.
Achievers University, Owo, secures MDCN pre-clinical accreditation for its MBBS programme, raising admission quota from 50 to 120, boosting medical education.