Education Minister Dr. Tunji Alausa has been awarded Most Innovative Cabinet Minister of the Year 2025 by Independent Newspapers Limited for reforms including TVET expansion, STEMM education, and student venture grants.
Education stakeholders call for strict enforcement of anti-bullying policies amid rising cases. Experts reveal alarming statistics and emphasize collective action involving schools, parents, and government agencies to address the menace.
Iweka Emeka Stanley Chijioke has been inducted as a Fellow of the Institute of Humanitarian and Disaster Management, honoring his contributions to humanitarian service, disaster risk management, and sustainable development.
A Nigerian art student who took the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) has posted her unexpected high scores online, sparking widespread reactions from social media users and education stakeholders.
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Senator Sunday Karimi has secured N1 billion in the 2026 budget to establish three new computer-based test centers in Kogi West, aiming to enhance educational access for JAMB and WAEC candidates.
NELFUND refutes false online claims of halting student loan disbursements, urging the public to rely on official channels for accurate information.
The Nigeria Customs Service has announced plans to construct a multimedia centre and radio station for journalism development, as revealed by Comptroller-General Adewale Adeniyi during his fellowship award from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism.
George Asamani of Project Management Institute highlights volunteering as a key tool for building professional capability, credibility, and leadership in Africa's job market.
The Nigerian Ministry of Education has introduced ESSVerify, a fully online portal for verifying academic credentials, eliminating physical visits and streamlining the authentication process for federal institutions.
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has detained two candidates and a parent for allegedly using artificial intelligence tools to falsify 2026 UTME results. JAMB warns that tampering with official SMS results is a criminal offence.
A Nigerian law graduate who initially earned a third-class degree has achieved a remarkable turnaround by graduating with first-class honors from the Nigerian Law School, sparking widespread celebration online.
Professor Simiat Jimoh, the first female professor at FUHSI, presented an inaugural lecture on using microbes to convert agricultural waste into biofuels, pharmaceuticals, and sustainable materials, aiming to boost Nigeria's economy and environmental sust
Princess Marylove Ifedoyin Adenike Olatubosun founded IFECO charity organization, focusing on health advocacy, social justice, and community empowerment through structured programs and grassroots interventions.
Lagos State University of Science and Technology launches a digital literacy program to equip artisans and traders in Ikorodu with skills in AI, SEO, and marketing for business growth.
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The Friends of Jesus charitable organization celebrates nine years of providing medical, educational, and housing support to the less privileged across Nigeria, with testimonials from beneficiaries.
Olayinka Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu, has graduated with a Masters of Science in International Financial Management from the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom. A video shows his brother Seyi assisting him with his graduation gown.
The Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy has announced the opening of applications for its 2026/2027 Fellowship Programme, targeting young Nigerian leaders. The application window runs from April 16 to May 16, 2026.
Lolad Schools is revolutionizing education by combining academic excellence with vocational training and character development to prepare students for real-world challenges in Nigeria's evolving economy.
The Federal Ministry of Education has fully digitized the authentication and evaluation of academic credentials to enhance transparency, curb fraud, and streamline processes through an online portal.
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Professor Owojecho Omoha shares his journey from radio journalism in Benue State to academia, discussing King's College London's grammar policy and literary criticism in Nigeria.
Women at Risk International Foundation expands its educational school program to four secondary schools in Ogun and Oyo States, training girls, parents, and school staff to combat sexual and gender-based violence.
A university vice-chancellor highlights digital transformation as vital for Africa's inclusive and sustainable development, stressing governance, collaboration, and bridging the digital divide at a Lagos conference.
This article explores the critical need for strategic partnerships between government and research institutions to enhance policy intelligence and civil service efficiency in Nigeria, drawing on global examples like Japan's MITI.
A UNILAG professor highlights geography as essential for Africa's development, linking it to finance, health, and climate policy, and calls for interdisciplinary approaches.
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A UK-based Nigerian man shares his traumatic Dubai relocation story, revealing overcrowded housing, factory labor, and broken job promises that made him flee back to Nigeria within weeks.
The Malala Fund's Education Champion Network advocates for at least 15% capital expenditure in Kano's budget for girl-child education, emphasizing infrastructure, female teachers, and safe schools to boost enrollment.
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has granted automatic employment and N500,000 cash gifts to two former corps members for their contributions to socio-economic development.
A Tel Aviv University report finds antisemitic attacks in 2025 caused the highest Jewish fatalities in three decades, with 20 deaths across four incidents including a deadly Sydney attack.
Dr. Steven AnuAdesemoye urges faith-based organizations to invest in digital technology hubs to equip Nigerian youths with competitive skills like AI and data analytics, addressing a critical skills gap.
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A Nigerian man in Canada successfully sued his landlord in court, winning a compensation of $1,475 CAD after the landlord failed to comply with legal notice requirements under residential tenancy laws.
