Lagos First Lady Commends Adoyi, Announces Innovators Festival 3.0
Lagos First Lady Dr. Claudiana Sanwo-Olu commended Nathaniel Adoyi for youth innovation efforts, as he announced the Future Innovators Festival 3.0 set for May 2026 in Lagos.
Lagos First Lady Dr. Claudiana Sanwo-Olu commended Nathaniel Adoyi for youth innovation efforts, as he announced the Future Innovators Festival 3.0 set for May 2026 in Lagos.
A Nigerian man has shared a message his brother received while attempting to check the 2026 JAMB UTME results, sparking discussions online about the examination process and potential issues.
Jessey A. Audu, a cleaner with the FCT NUT, slumped and died near an Army checkpoint in Gwagwalada. He was found in a drainage, rushed to hospital, and pronounced dead.
A devastating incident at Fidei Polytechnic in Gboko, Benue State, has resulted in the death of an HND 2 Electrical Electronics Engineering student who was electrocuted while attempting to fix a disconnected light on Monday, April 20, 2026.
A Nigerian student's 2026 UTME result showing scores of 77 in Chemistry, 78 in Physics, and 79 in Biology has gone viral on social media, sparking humorous reactions about skipping university.
Imo State ranks as Nigeria's most educated state with a 96.43% literacy rate, followed by Lagos and Ekiti. Discover the top 10 states and factors influencing education levels across regions.
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Education Minister Maruf Tunji Alausa has been honored as Most Innovative Cabinet Minister of 2025 for his reforms, including a focus on technical education and digital tools, though challenges like out-of-school children persist.
The Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers (NIMechE) Aba Chapter has presented an Award of Excellence to Engr. Dr. Ugochukwu Ifediora for his contributions to engineering innovation and capacity building in Nigeria.
An education research group calls for structural reform of Nigeria's public schools, citing data showing three in four children cannot read a simple sentence, and proposes a new accountability model.
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) has opened applications for its 2025/2026 in-country scholarship. Undergraduate and postgraduate students in oil and gas fields can apply until May 29, 2026. Learn the 10-step process.
Stakeholders from 19 Northern states will gather in Kano for the All Northern Schools Conference 2026, focusing on education reform, innovation, and partnerships to modernize schools and improve learning outcomes across the region.
A Nigerian student faced multiple system disconnections during his JAMB exam but achieved a high score of 94 in Physics in the 2026 UTME, sharing his result online and inspiring others with his resilience.
A 15-year-old Nigerian girl has become an online sensation after scoring 98 in English Language in her first JAMB UTME examination. Her viral video shows the emotional moment she checked her 2026 results with her sister's support.
A Nigerian student who was denied university admission due to being underage in 2025 has rewritten the 2026 UTME but scored lower. She shared her disappointment online after receiving 197 compared to her previous 218 score.
The 2026 UTME result of Maryam Ibrahim Isa Lancaster, head girl of Bright Minds Academy in Jos, has gone viral on social media after scoring 227 points, sparking widespread admiration and congratulations.
Four science students have gone viral after scoring over 90 in Physics in the 2026 JAMB UTME exam, sharing their impressive results online with parents celebrating their achievements.
Mary Anthony, head girl of Federal Government Girls' College in Akwa Ibom, reveals her 304 UTME score in a trending video, expressing gratitude despite missing her target by one point.
A 2026 UTME candidate, Thompson Funmilayo Debborah, posted her JAMB result online, scoring 328 total. The science student, aiming for engineering, expressed mixed feelings about her scores in English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, prompting widespr
Four brilliant science students have achieved remarkable scores in the 2026 UTME examination, each scoring above 95 in Mathematics and sharing their outstanding results online.
A proud Nigerian father, Emma Chuks Oganno, has shared his daughter's impressive 2026 UTME results online, where she scored 96 in Chemistry and 98 in Physics, sparking widespread congratulations and discussions about academic excellence.
The University of Abuja's combined convocation ceremonies highlight a strategic shift towards academic excellence, innovation, and social responsibility, driven by leadership and global alignment.
Discover five legitimate alternatives to JAMB for gaining university admission in Nigeria in 2026, including IJMB, JUPEB, private universities, NOUN, and polytechnic routes.
The National Youth Service Corps has rescheduled orientation camp dates for Osun and Enugu States in the 2026 Batch 'A' Stream II due to ongoing renovations, while releasing call-up letters nationwide amid portal traffic issues.
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A Nigerian student improved her UTME score from 238 to 254 after three attempts, sharing her journey online while her mother celebrated with neighbors.
Nigeria LNG Limited has launched its 2026 Post Primary Scholarship Scheme for high-performing Basic Six pupils in Rivers State public schools. Applications are open until May 11, 2026.
A science student named Imobhio scored 304 in the 2026 UTME but expressed disappointment with his English language result, sparking mixed reactions online about gratitude versus ambition.
A science student's aspiration to study nursing at university has been placed on hold after she scored 184 in the 2026 UTME, with 52 in English, expressing deep disappointment and emotional distress over the unexpected result.
Explore the real differences between polytechnics and universities in Nigeria, focusing on practical skills, career paths, and which option suits your course of study best for future success.