Deborah's Impact Projects Africa (DIPA) has empowered 287 women in Lagos with welfare packages containing essential food items and spiritual support through its Joseph's Project Outreach, focusing on vulnerable groups like widows.
Analysis critiques framing Africa as a global climate solution, highlighting risks of exploitation and need for justice-based Afrocentric policies ahead of COP32.
ASUU warns Nigeria risks research fund misuse without a legally backed national council for coordination. Prof. Piwuna highlights weak oversight and calls for private sector partnerships to boost innovation.
The Nigerian Institution of Surveyors in Ogun State urges government action against land grabbers following attacks on members, while Lagos surveyors are called to engage in politics for better governance.
The Joe Ezigbo Foundation for Dyslexia warns that 80% of Nigerian children with dyslexia lack screening, urging early intervention and teacher training to address this hidden learning condition.
Aderinsola Aliu, a Nigerian PhD student at Georgia Tech, is using data science and chemical engineering to tackle global environmental issues like carbon sequestration and renewable fuels.
Approximately 103 legal practitioners have successfully completed the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria's conversion training, focusing on new tax laws, transfer pricing, and global trends.
Silas Osunba, a 21-year-old engineering graduate, has made history as the first in his bloodline to earn a first-class honors degree and become the best graduating student in his department and faculty.
Jimoh Uthman Olatunji, a University of Ibadan scholar, has been awarded the Prof Lekan Oyejide prize for emerging as the best student in veterinary microbiology for the 2024/2025 academic session.
Renowned scholar Desmond Onyemechi Okocha has been elevated to Professor of Journalism and Emerging Media at Bingham University, effective from October 2025. His promotion recognizes his extensive academic contributions and leadership in media studies.
A Delta State University biochemistry student has gone viral after sharing a complex diagram she must study before her exam, sparking reactions from fellow students and graduates.
Rejoice Meniobebh celebrates graduating from Niger Delta University with a second-class upper degree in Agricultural Economics, overcoming 13 missing scripts and a low CGPA in her first year through hard work and determination.
An OAU student was summoned by her lecturer after being the only one to answer a difficult exam question correctly, leading to a surprising and humorous encounter that has gone viral online.
Nigerian academic elite gathered at the University of Benin to honor Professor Lawrence Ezemonye on his 70th birthday, celebrating his leadership and contributions to education and research.
A video of a Nigerian student abroad coaching fellow coursemates has gone viral, showcasing academic solidarity and earning praise for his teaching skills and dedication.
Adedeye Marvellous, a 500-level student at FUNAAB, has gone viral after sharing her exceptional exam results, achieving straight A's in ten animal science courses. Social media users flooded with congratulations, praising her discipline and academic brill
A University of Lagos Petroleum Engineering student, Okeke Johnpaul Ebubechukwu, achieved continental recognition by ranking in the top 7% at an AI and antimicrobial resistance symposium in Uganda, also securing second place in the Best Poster Presentatio
Fourteen-year-old Oluwadamilola Adeolu clinched the Junior category title at the African Spelling Bee in Harare, Zimbabwe, leading Nigeria to second place in team rankings.
Salaam Shukurat, a FUNAAB graduate, celebrated her academic journey from a low 2.60 GPA in 100 level to achieving a final 4.24 CGPA, inspiring netizens with her story of perseverance and hard work.
A University of Lagos graduate shared her emotional story of crying on convocation day after finishing with a 4.49 CGPA, sparking widespread reactions online about academic pressure and expectations.
The Federal Government reaffirms commitment to reducing girl-child burdens by expanding water access, with over 6,700 water schemes providing safe drinking water to 32 million Nigerians.
The World Meteorological Organisation warns Earth's climate is more out of balance than ever, with 2015-2025 the hottest 11-year period on record and severe repercussions ahead.
As Western nations scale back classroom technology due to cognitive concerns, Nigeria aggressively pursues digital education reforms, raising questions about infrastructure gaps and learning outcomes.
The Dele Giwa Journalism Research Centre has been established as a digital archive preserving the legendary journalist's writings and legacy. Chief of Research NyaknnoAbasi Osso details Giwa's impact on media freedom and investigative journalism in Nigeri
With less than five years to the 2030 deadline, ILO data reveals slow progress on SDGs in Nigeria. Labor income share has fallen globally, and working poverty persists, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.
Johnvents Group engaged 103 female secondary school students from 19 schools in Nigeria for International Women's Day 2026, hosting them at manufacturing facilities to inspire careers in STEM fields.
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II lauds Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for allocating 30% of Kano's 2026 budget to education, emphasizing girl child education and his own return to university studies.
Development experts call for stronger gender inclusion in water governance as over 40% of government-installed boreholes fail within two years, highlighting systemic issues and urging women's central role in decision-making.
Governor Dikko Radda announces that Katsina's new model smart schools provide free world-class education with 24-hour power, ICT classrooms, and internet access for children from rural backgrounds.
The Nigeria Association of Social Workers Lagos Chapter urges collective action to address societal divisions during Social Work Month 2026, emphasizing the theme of building hope and harmony through collaboration.