LAF Urges Action on Neglected Ogbere School in Ogun
Louis Awode Foundation calls on Ogun State government to renovate St. Mary's Catholic School, Ogbere, citing deplorable conditions like leaky rooms and broken furniture that hinder learning.
Louis Awode Foundation calls on Ogun State government to renovate St. Mary's Catholic School, Ogbere, citing deplorable conditions like leaky rooms and broken furniture that hinder learning.
Exploring the biblical pattern for revival, emphasizing earnest prayer, humility, and spiritual hunger as essential for divine intervention and transformation in lives and communities.
TETFund unveils 82 Nigerian-authored textbooks to combat poor reading culture and reduce reliance on foreign academic materials in universities, aiming to strengthen local scholarship.
The University of Ilorin and NNPC Limited have initiated a groundbreaking partnership to establish a Centre of Excellence and professorial chair, enhancing research and innovation in engineering and technology.
Oba Semiudeen Orimadegun Kasali, the Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom, marks his decade on the throne by prioritizing student development through a free Computer-Based Test training for 500 secondary school students, emphasizing education as a core part of hi
A candidate for the 2026 JAMB examination has expressed distress after discovering the scheduled date, posting a photo online. Details are emerging about this incident affecting Nigerian youths.
A Nigerian JAMB candidate expressed shock and frustration after discovering her scheduled exam center is in a distant, unfamiliar location, raising concerns about accessibility and fairness in the national testing process.
A UNILAG English graduate, Evidence Egwuono Adjarho, celebrated earning a second-class upper degree despite failing two courses, highlighting her academic and extracurricular achievements while graduating with her twin sister.
A Nigerian woman logged into her JAMB portal six years after taking the exam, sharing her 2018 result online. Her post showing scores of 252 aggregate sparked widespread reactions and nostalgia among netizens.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has blacklisted 23 Computer-Based Test centres ahead of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, with 89 others receiving warnings and one centre permanently barred.
The Federal University Oye-Ekiti's research group, in collaboration with health agencies, conducted a two-day sensitization campaign across eight communities to educate residents on malaria prevention, addressing issues like mosquito net misuse and enviro
A Nigerian medical student named Tina reveals she secretly retook the JAMB exam without her parents' knowledge after graduating with a degree she lacked passion for, encouraging others to pursue their dreams regardless of age.
Prof. Mahfouz Adedimeji of African School of Economics charged new students to maximize their present as a gift for future success during the second matriculation ceremony.
A Nigerian makeup artist's viral TikTok video reveals she dropped out of university in her final year and is now restarting her education from scratch, inspiring many with her determination to graduate.
The federal government has rolled out digital learner IDs to over 1.9 million WAEC and NECO candidates, aiming to enhance exam integrity and track student progress nationwide.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun announces plan to return missionary schools to original owners, emphasizing partnership with religious bodies for education development during meeting with Papal Nuncio.
The Presidency partners with Lagos State and Jakande Academy for the inaugural Abuja Dialogue on youth leadership development, aiming to create a sustainable pipeline for future Nigerian leaders.
Federal Polytechnic Kaura Namoda in Zamfara State has matriculated 1,450 students, marking its 38th ceremony. The rector announced expansion to 38 accredited programs and enhanced security and infrastructure.
A Nigerian man has celebrated gaining admission into the National Open University of Nigeria after writing UTME three times and WAEC twice, sharing his joy on TikTok.
A Nigerian woman who moved to South Korea on a scholarship has returned to Nigeria permanently after two years abroad. She shared her story online, explaining that a visit home made her decide to stay, sparking mixed reactions from netizens.
Comprehensive guide to Prince Abubakar Audu University (formerly Kogi State University) for 2026/2027: cut-off marks, courses, admission requirements, school fees, and more.
A Lead City University student explains her decision to change courses after two years in law, emphasizing personal growth and alternative career paths.
A primary school teacher in London has been banned from teaching for life after being found guilty of inappropriate and sexually motivated conduct, including asking young girls on dates.
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has announced fully funded scholarships for Master's students across Sub-Saharan Africa. Applications are open until April 29, 2026, covering tuition, monthly stipends, and research allowances.
Ogbole Deborah, a University of Jos graduate, shares her emotional journey of completing a four-year accounting degree in six years while achieving an impressive 4.11 CGPA. Her story has inspired many on social media.
A University of Nigeria, Nsukka graduate shares a throwback photo from her secondary school yearbook where she wrote Pharmacy as her dream career, now celebrating her achievement as a pharmacist.
JAMB has opened its portal for 2026 UTME candidates to print examination slips containing venue, date, and time details. The board warns that candidates without printed slips will not be allowed into examination centres nationwide.
A Nigerian JAMB candidate has expressed dissatisfaction online after printing her exam slip, revealing an early 6:30 AM time slot and a distant centre, sparking widespread reactions and discussions among social media users.
A Nigerian man's Facebook post revealing his 2002 Ahmadu Bello University school fees receipt, totaling ₦3,890, has gone viral, sparking nostalgic reactions and similar stories from alumni.
A Nigerian woman who resumed her university education after a 25-year hiatus has graduated with first-class honors and emerged as the best graduating student, inspiring many with her perseverance.