A Nigerian graduate with a third-class degree from Ahmadu Bello University shares how he secured employment ahead of classmates, igniting online debate about whether academic grades truly determine career success.
A UNILAG Law faculty graduate moved many with her emotional childhood story after emerging as second-best student and earning a first-class degree with multiple academic awards.
Alexander Linda Nkemdilim, a University of Lagos economics graduate, goes viral after achieving a remarkable 4.54 CGPA and becoming her family's first first-class graduate.
A Nigerian man who graduated with a third-class degree from Ahmadu Bello University shares his career progress, working as Lead Brand Designer at Safari Sports and running his own agency, sparking debate about academic grades versus professional success.
A Nigerian man who graduated from Ahmadu Bello University with third-class honours has sparked widespread reactions online after sharing his certificate on social media, igniting debates about academic achievement and success.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, shares his motivation for studying Common Law as an undergraduate, emphasizing that age and status should not hinder education.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has moved the Doomsday Clock four seconds closer to midnight, warning humanity is now just 85 seconds from global catastrophe due to nuclear risks, climate change, and emerging technologies.
A creative designer from Ahmadu Bello University shares his third class degree certificate online, sparking conversations about academic achievement and self-worth in Nigeria.
Safwan Onimisi Idris, an Ahmadu Bello University graduate with third-class honors, proudly shares his original degree certificate on social media, sparking widespread debate about academic achievement and self-worth.
David Solomon Ezemma from Deeper Life High School Enugu campus placed third in Interswitch Spak 7.0 competition, winning N5 million prize money for his STEM excellence.
A 23-year-old medical aspirant in Jaunpur allegedly severed his own foot after failing NEET-UG twice, hoping to secure admission under disability quota. Police investigation revealed self-inflicted injury.
A Nigerian teacher's comment urging a pupil who secured first position to 'put more effort' has gone viral, sparking mixed reactions about academic pressure and encouragement in schools.
Media entrepreneur Florence 'Bodex' Hungbo graduates from UNILAG with a second degree in Mass Communication, emphasizing education's role in combating misinformation and enhancing professional credibility in Nigeria's digital landscape.
Joyce Abakume, a 24-year-old corps member, passed away from typhoid complications shortly after completing her NYSC orientation in Jos, Plateau State, before starting her primary assignment.
A young Nigerian academic who secured a lecturing position at just 22 years old has shared his inspiring journey on TikTok, revealing how academic excellence led to his retention after NYSC.
Dr. Dennis Otuaro, Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, has charged 12 beneficiaries of foreign post-graduate scholarships to the UK to justify government investment through academic excellence and future contributions to Nigeria's develop
Youths in Ekiti State commend President Tinubu and Governor Oyebanji for education reforms that cut student dropout rates, with a solidarity march ahead of elections.
TETFund and NSCDC are finalizing a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen safety measures in Nigerian tertiary institutions through training and infrastructure protection.
Former Lagos Commissioner Toyin Ayinde and church leaders emphasized that Christian youths must see themselves as transformative leaders now, not in the future, during the SGO Uyeh Lecture Series in Ketu, Lagos.
New Horizons Nigeria's 'Almajiri to Tech' program highlights the urgent need for equitable education access to address Nigeria's 18 million out-of-school children crisis and transform vulnerable Almajiri youth.
Media in Cooperation and Transition (MiCT) and LIDA Network have trained 180 journalists and youth communicators across Kaduna, Plateau, and Taraba States on ethical storytelling, fact-checking, and digital media for peacebuilding.
Dr. Stan Emoh receives an award for offsetting school fees for over 1,500 students in Anambra, with plans to expand educational interventions to support more learners.
Arabinrin Aderonke warns education systems risk irrelevance without youth participation in decision-making, advocating for skills development and digital inclusion.
Fatima Abiola-Ajimobi, daughter of former APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje, celebrates earning a Masters degree from King's College London, with her father sharing proud moments on social media.
Educational stakeholders commend Minister Tunji Alausa for implementing comprehensive reforms in Nigeria's education sector, including technical education expansion, cost reduction, and exam integrity measures.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, reveals his greatest happiness comes from being in the classroom as he studies law at Northwest University, marking his third bachelor's degree pursuit.
Stakeholders in Kwara South question prolonged school closures due to insecurity while cattle markets linked to bandits resume operations, raising concerns about educational neglect and regional marginalization.
Education experts emphasize intentional networking and bridging academic-industrial gaps for Nigerian undergraduates during a recent webinar, offering practical career advancement strategies.
Father Damian Howard, Senior Chaplain at Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, resigns after substantiated allegations of grooming and professional misconduct by a vulnerable student.
Joaquin Wike, son of FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, has earned his MSc in Management and Technology Change at King's College London, with family and prominent PDP leaders celebrating this academic achievement.