Stakeholders Urge Nigerian Varsities to Access Global Grants
Stakeholders call on Nigerian universities to strengthen capacity for international grants to enhance competitiveness, sustainability, and global relevance.
Category : Academic Research
CIPM Urges Ethical AI Adoption, Honors Scholars in Lagos
CIPM calls for responsible AI adoption balancing ethics and innovation, honors top researchers at UNILAG conference, addressing challenges like digital gaps.
Publishers Urge FG to Review Textbooks Ranking Policy
The Nigerian Publishers Association calls on the Federal Government to reconsider its proposed textbooks ranking policy, citing lack of consultation and potential negative impacts on the publishing industry.
How Many Marriages Are Allowed in Nigeria? Legal Guide
Nigeria permits up to one statutory marriage, unlimited customary wives, or four Islamic wives in Sharia states. Understand the legal limits and practical realities.
Which Month Is the Coldest in Nigeria? January Explained
January is the coldest month in Nigeria due to peak harmattan winds. Temperatures drop to 7°C in Jos and highlands, while coastal areas remain warmer.
Nigeria Lecturers Salary Breakdown After Minimum Wage 2026
Nigerian university lecturers are among the lowest paid in Africa, with professors earning $4,400 annually vs South Africa's $57,471. ASUU warns of strikes if salaries not reviewed.
Mortuary School Graduate Gets Instruments and Cash Gift
A young lady graduated from mortuary school with the highest embalming score, receiving instruments and $500. She shared her convocation video online.
Nigerian Teachers Key to Education Reform Through Research
British Council says Nigerian teachers are central to education reform through evidence-based research. Action Research Grants empower educators to innovate and improve learning outcomes.
AKSU Missing from Approved Law List Again
Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) is again absent from the Council for Legal Education's updated list of universities approved to run law programmes, contradicting Governor Umo Eno's earlier claim that his APC defection secured approval.
DSI: New Metric for State Authority vs Reality Gap
The Decoupling Sovereignty Index (DSI) measures the sovereignty gap between formal and effective authority, offering a diagnostic tool for state decay in the Global South.
UNN Dismisses Rumors of Terrorist Attack on Campus
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, denies reports of planned terrorist attack and mass abduction, citing lack of credible security intelligence. Precautionary measures include police and army deployment, gate closures, and motorcycle ban.
The True Prophet: Born, Not Made, and Shaped by God's Fire
Explore the true calling of a prophet—born of God, shaped by trials, and bearing burdens. A reflection on prophetic ministry and divine purpose.
ACSPN Calls for Abstracts for 13th Annual Conference
ACSPN invites submissions for its 13th annual conference themed 'Media, technology and elections in Africa', focusing on digital campaigning, media ethics, and electoral communication.
Access Bank Literacy Campaign Hits 100 Schools
Access Bank's financial literacy campaign with 9ijakids and Kidpreneur Africa has reached 100 schools across 10 states, teaching students saving, budgeting, and smart money habits.
OAU Leaders Seek New Ways to Turn Research into Solutions
Obafemi Awolowo University hosted a research training session with industry leaders to explore frameworks for turning academic research into real-world solutions, emphasising impact beyond publications.
WAEC Blames Exam Delays on Fatal Crash Killed Three Officials
WAEC attributed delays in WASSCE 2026 to a fatal road accident that killed three officials, along with security and logistical issues.
Nigeria's 6 Geopolitical Zones and States: 2026 Update
Explore Nigeria's six geopolitical zones, their states, populations, and economic data. Updated for 2026 with expert insights on political representation.
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New Zealand 6-month work visa for graduates
New Zealand introduces a new six-month Short-term Graduate Work Visa from November 2026 for eligible international graduates, alongside expanded Post Study Work Visa access.
WAEC Pledges Stronger Exam Management After Delays
WAEC has expressed concern over WASSCE delays due to logistical challenges, including a fatal accident and security issues, and pledged to strengthen operations.
Moniepoint DreamDevs Graduates New Cohort for Tech Talent
Moniepoint's DreamDevs Bootcamp graduated its second cohort, showcasing innovative projects to bridge Africa's software engineering talent gap and support Nigeria's digital economy.
Nigeria Faces Earthquake Risk: New Study Warns of 7.1 Magnitude
New research reveals Nigeria may face earthquakes up to magnitude 7.1 by 2028, urging government action for seismic preparedness and infrastructure strengthening.
Rainstorm Damages UNN Hostels, Uproots Trees
A severe rainstorm hit the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, blowing off roofs and uprooting trees. No casualties reported, and repairs are underway.
NSC Appoints Fatodu as Nigeria Aquatics Federation President
The National Sports Commission appoints Hon. Lekan Fatodu as President of the Nigeria Aquatics Federation, aiming to boost aquatic sports development and international competitiveness.
Wale Awodiya: Shaping Humanity Through Philosophy
Prof. Olawale Awodiya blends philosophy and journalism to foster critical thinking, influence academia, and shape societal values across continents.
One Word from God: The Power to Transform Your Life
Discover the life-changing power of a single word from God. Learn how faith in His authority can bring healing, hope, and breakthrough in any situation.
Rebecca Ebenezer-Abiola Teaches LASUSTECH Social Change Comms
Development communication practitioner Rebecca Ebenezer-Abiola lectures LASUSTECH students on using communication for social change, behavior influence, and community development.
Muhammad-Bande to Chair UDUS Media Conference on June 7
Prof. Tijjani Muhammad-Bande will chair Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto's first Mass Communication International Conference on June 7-10, 2026, focusing on media and AI.
Eduwem to Deliver UniUyo's 135th Inaugural Lecture
University of Uyo announces Prof Dianabasi Eduwem will deliver the 135th Inaugural Lecture on June 11, 2026, at TETFund auditorium, speaking on health myths.
Education Colonialism in Nigeria: Impacts of Colonisation
Explore the positive and negative impacts of British colonialism in Nigeria, including education, infrastructure, cultural loss, and ethnic tensions.
NYSC Allowance History: ₦60 to ₦77,000 (1973-2025)
A comprehensive look at the evolution of NYSC allowance from ₦60 in 1973 to ₦77,000 in 2025, highlighting each increase under different Nigerian presidents.
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