ACCE Calls for Abstracts for 27th Annual Conference
The African Council for Communication Education invites abstracts for its 27th conference themed 'Communication, politics and intra-African dialogue,' with submissions due August 24, 2026.
The African Council for Communication Education invites abstracts for its 27th conference themed 'Communication, politics and intra-African dialogue,' with submissions due August 24, 2026.
Nigeria and China deepen cooperation in technology and innovation through youth exchange programmes, focusing on skills transfer and digital development.
PTDF, in collaboration with ABU Zaria, trains 35 researchers in computational catalysis to boost Nigeria's industrial growth and reduce reliance on foreign expertise.
The Obafemi Awolowo Foundation invites applications for its Future Leaders Fellowship, a merit-based programme for young leaders aged 20-35 across Africa and the diaspora.
The Coalition of Young Nigerian Librarians praises President Tinubu for renewing Prof Chinwe Anunobi's tenure as NLN CEO, citing continuity for digital reforms and infrastructure projects.
A 400-level Educational Management student at the University of Ibadan shares how she uses AI tools like ChatGPT for exam preparation, sparking reactions online.
A Nigerian medicine graduate from the University of Ibadan shares her journey to earning a prestigious certificate at Stanford University School of Medicine, inspiring many.
Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Education refutes social media reports of scholarship suspension, clarifies restructuring, and confirms ongoing support for students.
Chibueze Ukaegbu, founder of LearnFactory Nigeria, provides free tech training to thousands, bridging the skills gap and transforming lives in Aba.
Beyond the Classroom Foundation launches 'Big Brother Conversations,' a quarterly mentorship platform for boys on identity, masculinity, and emotional wellbeing.
Explore the importance, sources, and key considerations of wise counsel for decision-making, safety, and success in life's journey.
Fareedah Oyolola and Ifeoluwa Onafowokan, teenagers, lead EduSpark to donate books and supplies to over 400 pupils in Lagos, promoting educational equality.
Female academics across Africa decry systemic exclusion and unequal opportunities in universities, calling for reforms to promote gender equality and inclusive access to justice.
Revival is birthed in unity and prayer, as shown in Acts 1:14. When believers are of one accord and continue in prayer, the Holy Spirit is poured out, bringing miraculous power and spreading revival.
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi explores Jesus Christ as the promised Prophet and High Priest, emphasizing the need to heed His words for salvation and eternal life.
OGFTZ celebrated 2026 Children's Day with students, urging them to value education. Officials highlighted education as a legacy and commitment to youth development.
Ghanaian fashion influencer Isaac '3000' Anderson graduated from Howard University with a degree in Mathematics and minors in Chemistry and Biology.
Mrs. Uzoamaka Nwifuru urges leaders to build an inclusive society where every child, regardless of ability or background, has equal opportunities to learn and succeed.
Prof. Olanrewaju Olaniyan, VC of Emmanuel Alayande University, felicitates Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, calls for prayers against insecurity and support for university growth.
Saudi GASTAT reports 1.70 million pilgrims for 2026 Hajj, an increase from 1.67 million in 2025, with most arriving by air.
Segun Osoba, a Marxist historian and scholar-activist, died at 91. He taught at Obafemi Awolowo University, mentored many, and challenged Nigeria's elite.
UNBC alumnus Ekpeno Ukut launches a $1,000 equity award for Black students in Canada, recognizing academic excellence, leadership, and community commitment.
As technology reshapes industries, creativity is becoming essential for Nigerian children. Here are five reasons why creative thinking is now a survival skill for future success.
Bishop Taiwo Victor Adelakun encourages students to rise above poverty and background, emphasizing integrity, discipline, hard work, and faith as keys to success during his 63rd birthday colloquium.
Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) and University of Georgia, US, signed an MoU to enhance academic, research, and professional collaborations, including staff and student exchanges.
Education experts and advocates call for systemic reforms to support neurodiverse learners and children with disabilities, emphasizing practical implementation over policy.
Discover the best Islamic prayer time tools for nighttime use in 2026. QuranTime offers low-light comfort, accurate timing, and reliable access for Isha, Fajr, and Tahajjud prayers.
Peter Obi reveals that many Nigerians in South Africa refuse to return home due to the worsening economic situation in Nigeria, despite xenophobic attacks.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun and Senator Solomon Adeola have congratulated Muslims on Eid-el-Kabir, urging sacrifice, unity, and support for federal reforms.
Team Nigeria, represented by Team Taraba, won an international debate competition in Rwanda, defeating the host nation unanimously. The victory is attributed to educational reforms in Taraba State.