Nigeria Eases Teacher Training Entry, But Classroom Crisis Persists
Nigeria removes UTME requirement for NCE candidates to address teacher shortage, but experts argue the policy misdiagnoses the problem, leaving salary and welfare issues untouched.
Category : Education
PalmPay, LASUBEB Partner to Reward Top Lagos Pupils
PalmPay partners with LASUBEB to reward high-performing pupils in Lagos public schools with scholarships, vouchers, and school kits to promote academic excellence and reduce out-of-school children crisis.
Top 15 Nigerian Universities Converting HND to BSc
Discover the top 15 universities in Nigeria that convert HND to BSc through top-up programmes. Learn admission requirements, duration, and how to upgrade your qualification.
Early Learning Should Build Character, Not Just Grades (14.05.2026)
Oluwatumini Lawanson, Director of Dew of Hermon Montessori School, discusses challenges, misconceptions, and the need for Nigeria to reform education to prioritize character and intrinsic motivation.
LASU VC Celebrates Rise as Africa's Fastest-Growing Varsity
Lagos State University (LASU) celebrates its emergence as Nigeria's most preferred institution for the second consecutive year, with 84,326 first-choice applications in 2026.
Experts Urge Private Health Institutions to Raise Training Standards
Experts call on private health institutions in Nigeria to strengthen healthcare training quality through strict adherence to standards and improved institutional practices.
YABATECH Certifies 34 Staff as Institutional Rankers
YABATECH has certified 34 staff as professional rankers to boost global visibility, addressing gaps in Nigerian polytechnic rankings.
Akwa Ibom, EIDU Partner for Digital Education
Akwa Ibom State government partners with EIDU to enhance foundational learning through digital devices in 31 model schools, aligning with the ARISE Agenda.
UBEC Releases N434.5m, Earmarks N5.18b for School Infrastructure
UBEC disburses N434.5m for school projects and earmarks N5.18b for 518 communities, aiming to improve infrastructure and reduce dropout rates.
FG, World Bank launch $65m SPESSE project for 24,000 Nigerians
The Federal Government and World Bank launch $65m SPESSE project to train over 24,000 Nigerians in procurement, environmental and social standards through six university centres.
The Useless Disciplines: Humanities' Role in Progress
Godwin Sogolo argues that humanities like philosophy and literature are vital for critical thinking and moral guidance, complementing science and technology.
Specialised medical universities key to Nigeria's healthcare future
Emeritus Prof. Friday Okonofua says specialised medical universities like UNIMED can transform Nigeria's healthcare delivery and workforce training.
Family Homes Funds Graduates 572 Artisans
Family Homes Funds Limited graduated 572 artisans under a skills programme, with 72 Abuja beneficiaries gaining automatic employment from the Renewed Hope City housing project.
JAMB: Maths No Longer Mandatory for Some University Courses
JAMB spokesperson Fabian Benjamin announces that Mathematics is no longer compulsory for admission into certain university courses in Nigeria, aligning with global standards.
Ex-Governor's Aide Urges Support for Vulnerable Children
Dr. Oscar Ofuka, former special adviser to Cross River governor, donated food and toiletries to an orphanage, urging government and society to prioritize vulnerable children's welfare.
Akin Monehin on Strategy Failure in Practice
Akin Monehin's work highlights how strategy fails under pressure, shifting focus from planning to execution design in organizational performance.
FG Signs $65M World Bank Deal for University Upgrades
Nigeria secures $65 million from World Bank to enhance university reforms under SPESSENUC, with six centres of excellence established nationwide and plans to train 24,000 participants.
Nigerian Man Relocates Abroad on Scholarship, Video Trends
A young Nigerian man, Kennedy Chijioke, shares his emotional journey relocating to Europe for a fully funded Master's degree, inspiring many on social media.
Specialised Medical Universities Key to Nigeria's Healthcare Gaps
Emeritus Prof. Friday Okonofua says specialised medical universities can bridge Nigeria's healthcare workforce gaps, citing UNIMED's progress and challenges.
Bayelsa Receives NECO Award for Top Performance
Bayelsa State receives NECO award of excellence for highest percentage of candidates with five credits and above since inception. Governor Diri calls for sustained improvement.
AAUA SUG President Appoints 40 Special Advisers
Folagbade Greatness Ayoola, AAUA SUG president, appoints 40 aides including chief of staff and directors to enhance union administration.
NABTEB Sets Final 2026 Exam Registration Deadlines
NABTEB has announced final registration deadlines for the 2026 NCEE and May/June in-school certificate exams, warning no extensions will be granted.
Guide to Education and Agric Admission Without UTME
The Federal Government has scrapped UTME for Colleges of Education and non-tech agriculture programmes. New guidelines require JAMB CAPS application.
FG, World Bank launch $65m SPESSE funding for 24,000 Nigerians
Nigeria and World Bank launch $65m SPESSE phase to train 24,000 Nigerians in procurement, environmental, and social standards, enhancing transparency and sustainability.
JAMB Clarifies Maths Requirement and 150 Cut-Off Mark Debate
JAMB has clarified that the 150 UTME minimum score is not a lowering of standards, and mathematics is no longer compulsory for some arts and language programmes.
Orphanage Sanctuary Boosts Education for Poor Kids in Lagos
The Orphanage Sanctuary (TSO) expands its 'Educate a Child' initiative in Lagos, providing school fees, uniforms, and mentorship to disadvantaged children, with first graduates now in university.
FUDMA Expels One, Rusticates 51 Over Exam Misconduct
Federal University Dutsinma expels one student and rusticates 51 others for examination misconduct during the 2025/2026 academic session.
Fire Destroys Kano Polytechnic Main Library
A major fire at Kano State Polytechnic's main library destroyed books, equipment, and records, raising concerns over academic resources and fire safety standards.
Wellington College Lagos Appoints Christine Haslett
Wellington College International Lagos names Christine Haslett as founding headmaster, effective August 2026, ahead of its September 2027 opening in Alaro City.
JAMB 2026: Universities Accepting 150 Cut-Off Mark
JAMB sets 150 as minimum UTME score for 2026/2027 admissions. See the list of Nigerian universities accepting this cut-off mark for admission.
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