A graduate of Ekiti State University who was the only student in her department throughout her studies shares her personal experience with lecturers, challenges, and final academic achievement.
A UK-based Nigerian man shares his traumatic Dubai relocation story, revealing overcrowded housing, factory labor, and broken job promises that made him flee back to Nigeria within weeks.
A Nigerian nurse working part-time in Canada disclosed her $1,608.84 monthly take-home pay after tax deductions, sparking online discussions about wages and budgeting strategies for healthcare professionals abroad.
The Malala Fund's Education Champion Network advocates for at least 15% capital expenditure in Kano's budget for girl-child education, emphasizing infrastructure, female teachers, and safe schools to boost enrollment.
Dr. Nwawuisi Jonah Umunnah, immediate past Acting Provost of Federal College of Agriculture Ishiagu, refutes media claims of dual provosts, confirming Prof. Agwu Ekwe as the sole substantive Provost after a smooth handover.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf announces plans to absorb 110 foreign-trained postgraduate scholars into Kano's civil service, particularly in healthcare, engineering, and technology, to address manpower deficits.
Royal Bank of Canada, Amazon Canada, Deloitte Canada, Shopify, and Magna International are actively recruiting and sponsoring skilled Nigerian workers in high-demand sectors like technology, finance, and engineering.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has shifted the 2026 UTME start time in Jos from 8:30am to 9am due to security concerns from an ongoing curfew in Plateau State, affecting candidates from April 16-25.
The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed rumors of insecurity at JAMB examination centers, deploying personnel nationwide to ensure a safe environment for candidates as the 2026 UTME begins.
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has granted automatic employment and N500,000 cash gifts to two former corps members for their contributions to socio-economic development.
Three CMUL students receive scholarships from the YBC-2003 Medicus Foundation, an alumni initiative supporting medical education and mentorship.
Professor Emmanuel Onwioduokit argues that upgrading the Maritime Academy of Nigeria to a university is globally supported and economically beneficial, citing examples from Sweden, Korea, and Egypt.
Prof. Musa Maitafsir of NMEC advocates for locally generated data to guide Nigeria's education policies, moving away from reliance on international reports. The call was made at a stakeholders meeting in Abuja.
JAMB and the Nigeria Police Force have dismissed rumors of insecurity affecting the 2026 UTME, assuring enhanced security measures and adjusted exam times in flashpoints like Plateau State.
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) will hold its 15th convocation, graduating 24,575 students, including 56 inmates and 57 first-class graduates, with a lecture on corruption.
A JAMB 2026 candidate shared her emotional journey on TikTok after successfully locating her examination centre before the exam day, kneeling at the gate to thank God for the challenging discovery.
Nigeria will host the inaugural National Inclusion Conference 2026, focusing on inclusive education and neurodiversity. The event aims to address barriers for learners with disabilities and promote actionable solutions nationwide.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has reinforced strict guidelines for the 2026 UTME, prohibiting electronic devices and outlining severe penalties for misconduct including disqualification and prosecution.
JAMB has activated the 2026 UTME reprint portal, enabling candidates to access and print their examination slips with details on CBT centers, dates, and times. Authorities advise early printing and center familiarization to avoid errors.
A Tel Aviv University report finds antisemitic attacks in 2025 caused the highest Jewish fatalities in three decades, with 20 deaths across four incidents including a deadly Sydney attack.
The Executive Secretary of NMEC, Prof. Musa Maitafsir, urges reliance on locally generated data from institutions like UBEC and NBS to enhance policy and reflect Nigeria's educational realities accurately.
Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State has allocated over N1 billion to cover WAEC and NECO registration fees for students, aiming to remove financial barriers and boost education access.
Senator Barau I. Jibrin hosted 26 postgraduate students who returned from India after completing studies in fields like cybersecurity and AI, aiming to boost human capital in Kano and Nigeria.
Sylvia Aputazie, a University of Ibadan MBBS graduate, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming burnout, repeating a year, and health challenges to win the Sir Kofo Abayomi Prize while building multiple businesses during her studies.
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and Colton Construction Ltd have commenced building an ultra-modern hostel for medical students at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to address Nigeria's healthcare worker shortage.
Maria Kazeem, a Lagos State University graduate, reveals her journey from aspiring to study medicine at UI to earning a biochemistry degree, emphasizing resilience and life's unpredictability.
Nexford University introduces the NextGen Africa Workforce Fellowship, offering an affordable US-accredited BBA with mentorship from African leaders like Dr Oby Ezekwesili to tackle youth unemployment and AI-driven skills gaps.
Oluwadarasimi Otunla, a University of Ibadan graduate, has earned a first-class honours degree in Psychology after her four-year program extended to six years due to academic strikes.
A PhD student at the University of Ibadan has shared detailed documents showing the exact amount paid for single-room hostel accommodation per semester, along with the complete payment process.
A Delta-based student shares her journey of installing solar electricity, detailing how she and engineers convinced her landlord to permit panels without using nails, sparking viral reactions and discussions on energy efficiency.