Researchers warn that governance failures, inequitable resource distribution, and political exclusion remain key drivers of conflicts in Nigeria, urging inclusive governance and community-based strategies for lasting peace.
A graduate from Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) has gained online fame by sharing her academic transcript, revealing 42 As, 20 Bs, and 7 Cs across 69 courses, all without any carryovers or lower grades.
UNICEF has hailed the launch of the Generation Unlimited Nigeria (GenU 9JA) national secretariat as a clear sign of the Federal Government's dedication to prioritizing youth in national development. The secretariat aims to connect millions to education, s
Stakeholders at the AfricaX Summit 2026 press conference warn that Africa's inability to commercialize research is hindering economic development and technological advancement.
Kaduna State government announces integration of life skills and gender policies into its education curriculum to boost girls' education, reduce early marriage, and enhance economic empowerment.
A National Youth Service Corps member has gone viral after sharing how he saved his entire N77,000 monthly allowance for 12 months without spending a kobo, revealing his final bank balance with interest.
Rotary Club District 9141 plans literacy projects across 74 local government areas in Rivers, Bayelsa, Edo, and Delta states to promote inclusive education and social impact.
A lecturer from the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED) in Ondo has received international acclaim, winning the best GBS investigator award at a global symposium in Kenya for her groundbreaking research on plant-based solutions to combat antimicrobial
The Federal Government has launched the National Laureate Annual Prize Programme, offering up to ₦20 million to reward outstanding student researchers in tertiary institutions.
The Federal Government has introduced a national laureate prize programme, offering up to N20 million to doctoral students for outstanding research, alongside a results-driven model for N12 billion digital research clusters.
Google, in partnership with Slum2School Africa and comedian Broda Shaggi, has launched 'Stories from Our Home,' a folktale colouring book for underserved children. The initiative uses generative AI to create culturally themed educational materials, distri
A 2022 study reveals attractive female engineering students lost their grade advantage in non-quantitative subjects after classes moved online during COVID-19, while male students maintained theirs.
Cynthia Amaka Obiorah becomes Africa's inaugural female Professor of Occupational Health, Safety, and Environment, advocating for safer, sustainable workplaces in a landmark lecture.
A new scientific study challenges the belief that size doesn't matter, finding women rate men with larger penis size as more attractive. Research explores evolutionary reasons behind human genital proportions.
The Foundation for a Better Environment advocates for early climate education in schools to prepare youth for green economy opportunities and enhance environmental sustainability efforts in Nigeria.
Global climate experts have established a strategic direction for transparency under the Paris Agreement, with the Consultative Group of Experts becoming a permanent body to support developing countries in implementing the Enhanced Transparency Framework.
ABUMET, a glass and aluminium solutions provider, donated braille paper, a typewriter, and a talking calculator to the FCT School for the Blind in Abuja, enhancing educational experiences for visually impaired students.
Senior Pastor Nobbert Onaga urges a moral reawakening as a pathway to national transformation, emphasizing the Church's role in restoring core societal values during a global camp meeting.
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal travels to the UK for a high-level governance workshop at Coventry University, focusing on research-driven policymaking and institutional resilience.
Prominent church leaders and leadership experts gathered in Lagos for the 2026 Transformational Leadership Conference, emphasizing that focused leadership is crucial for driving national development and revolution.
Professor Oyebanji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, a leading development economist, discusses Africa's industrialization challenges, innovation culture, and the role of technology in driving sustainable economic growth across the continent.
Dr. Anselm Victory Ojodomo, a respected lecturer at Kogi State Polytechnic, collapsed while teaching and later died at the hospital, shocking the academic community.
UNICEF and media stakeholders conducted a two-day workshop in Kano, training journalists from Kano and Jigawa states on ethical reporting for children's issues, emphasizing empathy and restraint to avoid trauma and stigma.
Bunmi Bankole, an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Ilesa, has been awarded the 2025 AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grant, highlighting her academic excellence and boosting the institution's research profile.
UNICEF supports the Girls Education Skills Partnership (GESP) by Sightsavers, aiming to equip girls with disabilities in Nigeria with skills for sustainable livelihoods through mentoring and training.
Cross River State and UNICEF launch initiatives training youth in waste recycling entrepreneurship and equipping girls with disabilities with livelihood skills through the GESP program.
The Wildlife Conservation Society calls for urgent international action to protect the striped hyena, with fewer than 10,000 mature individuals remaining globally due to habitat loss and human conflict.
A detailed examination of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's critical work 'Critiquing the Nigerian Socio-Political Space in Prose Fiction' which analyzes 23 books and 17 authors addressing governance, leadership, and African science fiction themes in Nigerian lite
Lagos State Government launches 'Hope for Digital Education' initiative, distributing smart tablets to 600,000 public secondary school students to enhance learning through technology and curriculum-aligned content.
The academic community at Kogi State Polytechnic is in mourning after lecturer Anselm Ahman Victory Ojodomo collapsed during a lecture and later died despite emergency medical efforts.