Lady Finds Mother's 1993 School Fees Receipt for 30 Naira
A Nigerian woman shares a viral TikTok video showing her mother's school fees receipt from 1993, revealing a payment of just 30 naira for a term in Plateau State.
Category : Education
Renowned Educator Yinka Ogunde Dies in London, Leaves Legacy
Olayinka Adejoke Ogunde, a respected Nigerian educator known for transforming education and founding the Concerned Parents and Education Network, has died in London. Tributes highlight her dedication to national unity and educational development.
UniJos Students Killed, Others Injured in Security Incidents
The University of Jos has confirmed the tragic deaths of two students and injuries to two others plus a staff member in recent security incidents in Jos, Plateau State.
NSPRI Chief Urges FUNAAB on Innovation and Research Commercialization
Prof. Lateef Sanni of NSPRI emphasized the need for creativity and innovation at a FUNAAB retreat, highlighting the importance of commercializing research to address national challenges in agriculture, health, and technology.
Afe Babalola Commits to Improving Nigeria's Education
Founder of ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola, emphasizes education as a key to peace and prosperity, while President Tinubu inaugurates major educational and sports facilities in Lagos.
Redeemer's University Unveils Integrity-Focused Business School
Redeemer's University has inaugurated its Business School in Ogun State, targeting the development of ethically grounded business leaders through executive education.
UNIJOS Confirms Two Students Killed in Plateau Attacks
The University of Jos has confirmed the tragic deaths of two students and injuries to three others during recent attacks in Plateau State, with the Vice-Chancellor detailing the impact on the academic community.
Kalu Calls for Teacher Investment at Tolu School Complex Launch
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu emphasized the need for sustained investment in teachers and educational policies at the commissioning of Lagos's Tolu School Complex, a 36-school project with sports facilities.
Tinubu Unveils Remodeled Tolu Schools Complex and Food Hub
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated the remodeled Tolu Schools Complex, the largest in sub-Saharan West Africa, and a fresh food industrial hub in Lagos, marking significant strides in education and infrastructure.
Student Drops Out in 300 Level to Restart at Lead City University
A Nigerian student abandoned his industrial physics course in year three due to poor grades, defying parental pressure to restart at Lead City University in Ibadan, advising others to quit courses they cannot cope with.
Afe Babalola Vows to Redefine Nigeria's Education
Afe Babalola, founder of ABUAD, pledges to transform Nigeria's university system into one of the world's best, emphasizing education as a key to peace and prosperity.
JAMB 2026 UTME Slip Printing Available, Website Issues Reported
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has activated exam slip printing for the 2026 UTME, but candidates face website problems. Over 2.2 million candidates expected.
UI Student's Journey from Medical Dreams to Biochemistry
Blessing David, a Master's student at University of Ibadan, reveals how years of failed medical school applications led her to discover her true passion in nutritional biochemistry and herbal research.
Nigerian Woman's Journey from Deportation to Canadian Residency
A Nigerian woman shares her inspiring story of overcoming a deportation order in Germany to achieve permanent residency and a successful daycare business in Canada within three years.
UI Law Graduate Pursues Tech Career After Second Class Upper
Ololade Olaniyi, a University of Ibadan law graduate with a Second Class Upper Division, has embarked on a tech career in product design while simultaneously attending Nigerian Law School, sparking widespread social media admiration.
Firm Bridges Global Education Gap for African Students
EERIV Europe UAB, an international education services company, aims to make global education accessible by guiding students through studying abroad. Founded by Esong Flaubert, it focuses on African students seeking opportunities in Europe.
African Students Drive Demand for Study Abroad Services
African students are increasingly seeking structured study abroad services, with companies like EERIV Europe expanding to meet demand through comprehensive support for admissions, visas, and more.
LBS Unveils Albert Alos Endowed Chair for Strategic Leadership
Lagos Business School has officially launched the Professor Albert Alos Endowed Chair in Strategic Management, honoring the institution's founding dean and advancing strategic thought leadership across Africa.
CU First Class Grad Bags UK Master's, Shares 7-Year Journey
Jennifer Odjugo, a Covenant University first class graduate, has shared her remarkable achievements after seven years, including a Master's in Finance & Investment with Distinction from a UK university and becoming a LinkedIn Top Voice.
UK Mum Slams Nigerian Teacher's High Online Lesson Fees
A Nigerian mother residing in the UK expressed outrage after being charged N300,000 for her child's online lessons, sparking a heated debate about pricing fairness and educational value in digital tutoring.
UNIMED Graduates First Set of 90 Caregivers to Boost Healthcare
The University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED) in Ondo has graduated 90 students from its inaugural Professional Diploma in Health Assistance and Caregiving programme, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery through skilled manpower d
Nigerian Teacher in Japan Shares Salary, Naira Conversion Reactions
A Nigerian teacher based in Japan has detailed the salary structure for English teachers, revealing earnings from N1.7m to N5.2m monthly. Her breakdown of pay by school type and experience has gone viral on TikTok, sparking widespread reactions.
Woman Gains NOUN Admission 10 Years After Secondary School
A Nigerian woman has celebrated her matriculation into the National Open University of Nigeria, 10 years after finishing secondary school, sharing her journey of perseverance without family support.
Nigerian Man Shares 6 US Visa Interview Questions for Approval
A Nigerian man trends online after his US visa approval, revealing six tough questions asked at the embassy interview that helped him stand out among over 100 applicants.
Covenant University Student's Family Demands Transparency Over Death
The family of Covenant University student Toluwalase Jesutunmise Emmanuel has publicly raised concerns about inconsistencies in the university's account of his death, calling for an independent review and transparency.
ASUU Strike at UNIJOS Over Unpaid March 2026 Salaries
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has launched an indefinite strike at the University of Jos, halting academic activities due to unpaid March 2026 salaries and unresolved allowances.
Nigerian Engineering Olympiad Launches N100M Innovation Contest
The Nigerian Engineering Olympiad announces a N100 million competition to bridge engineering theory and industry, with 30 teams receiving N3 million grants for prototype development.
UNIJOS Lecturers Begin Indefinite Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
The Academic Staff Union of Universities at the University of Jos has declared an indefinite strike due to unpaid March 2026 salaries and excluded allowances, halting academic activities.
Kaduna Skills Council Sets Benchmark for Nigerian States
Vice President Kashim Shettima commends Kaduna State for establishing a pioneering State Council on Skills, hailing it as a model for youth employment and economic growth across Nigeria.
VCDF and Lagos State Renovate Obele Community Schools
The VCare for Development Foundation, in collaboration with Lagos State and Sterling Oil, has renovated Obele Community Schools in Surulere, enhancing infrastructure to improve teaching and learning outcomes.
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