Moniepoint Invests N3bn in Innovation Hubs at Three Universities
Moniepoint commits N3 billion to establish innovation hubs at OAU, UNN, and ABU, aiming to boost tech education and digital skills training across Nigeria.
Category : Academic Research
How High-Performing Leaders Become Bottlenecks and Burn Out
High-performing leaders often become bottlenecks due to overcommitment. Learn how to sustain execution without burnout using the TPPFEST Framework.
PAU, NNPCL Hold Symposium on Energy Communication
Pan-Atlantic University and NNPCL Foundation will hold a two-day symposium on sustainable energy and environmental communication from June 10-11, 2026.
Harrison Joins UK Government Skills College of Experts
Professor Christian Harrison, a senior academic at the University of Greater Manchester, has been appointed to the UK Government Skills College of Experts, joining 24 leading academics and practitioners.
Harrison Appointed to UK Government Skills College of Experts
Professor Christian Harrison, a senior academic at the University of Greater Manchester, has been appointed to the UK Government Skills College of Experts, recognizing his leadership and research contributions.
Main Type of Marriage in Nigeria: Traditional Customary Law
Discover the main type of marriage in Nigeria: traditional customary law. Learn about the four legally recognised marriage types, their characteristics, and practical guidance.
Adamu Gwarzo: Redefining Education, Innovation, and Development
Professor Adamu Gwarzo is transforming African education, innovation, and humanitarian development through visionary leadership and global partnerships.
Married Student Cries Over School and Marriage Struggles
A married Nigerian lady shares the emotional and academic challenges she faces as a student, including isolation and harsh treatment from lecturers.
Minister Praises PRODA for Restoring Research Ingenuity
Nigeria's Innovation Minister Dr Kingsley Udeh praises PRODA management for shifting focus from petition writing to research, aiming to boost GDP through commercialisation.
Ooni of Ife Congratulates Stanley Uzochukwu on Leadership Feats
The Ooni of Ife praises Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu for completing executive leadership programmes at Harvard and Oxford, highlighting his dedication to education and societal impact.
Makanjuola Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Aderemi Makanjuola, Caverton chairman, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Leicester for his transformative impact across business, security, and education.
Yield to the Spirit: Danger of Lying and People-Pleasing
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi warns against lying and people-pleasing, citing Ananias and Sapphira as examples. Truthfulness is key to spiritual growth and avoiding eternal separation from God.
Biblical Pattern for Revival: Returning to God
Explore the biblical pattern for revival: humility, prayer, repentance, and God's response. True revival restores passion for God.
Sustaining NELFUND for Greater Impact on Education
NELFUND disbursed N206 billion to 1.16 million students in 24 months, transforming access to higher education. Sustaining this initiative is crucial for human capital development.
Tribute to Dr. Segun Osoba: A Marxist Mentor at Ife
Wale Ajao pays tribute to his lecturer Dr. Segun Osoba, a Marxist scholar who influenced many undergraduates at the University of Ife during the Cold War era.
Rethinking ASUU: Militancy as Dialogue in Nigeria's Universities
Yunus Dauda's book reframes ASUU strikes as structured negotiation, not disruption, rooted in struggles for dignity and democratic participation.
Ooni Congratulates Stanley Uzochukwu on Oxford, Harvard Courses
The Ooni of Ife praised Stanley Uzochukwu for completing executive leadership programmes at Harvard Kennedy School and Oxford University, highlighting his commitment to education and societal advancement.
FCT students shine in NUJ media literacy quiz competition
The NUJ FCT Council organized a media literacy quiz for secondary schools. Beautiful Beginning Academy won after a tie-breaker against Cedar Hall Academy.
Reader Engages with Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's Book
A reader responds to Tony Afejuku's critique of Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's book on Nigerian socio-political space in prose fiction, offering fresh perspectives.
ABUAD, British Council Partner for Paperless University Admin
ABUAD and British Council launch EcoScriber programme to advance sustainable, paperless university administration, aiming to reduce waste and improve efficiency.
RTEAN Chairman Unveils Book on Reckless Driving
The RTEAN Zonal Chairman for Zone 4, Ojo, Nurudeen Eniafe, has launched a book titled 'Drivers' Reckless Behaviour on Highway' to address dangerous driving and road accidents in Nigeria.
UN Officials Urge Action on Digital Gaps at Abuja Model UN
UN officials call for closing digital divides as students simulate UN General Assembly at Premiere Academy Abuja, focusing on digital education for sustainable development.
NAMDA-UNILAG Demands Pay Equity, Reversal of Designations
The National Association of Medical and Dental Academics at UNILAG demands full CONMESS implementation, CATA payment, and reversal of inappropriate designations like 'Distinguished Consultants'.
Cambridge, Alsama Partner for Displaced Students
Cambridge University Press and Assessment partners with Alsama Project to develop G12++ qualification for refugees, helping displaced youth access higher education and employment.
What Is the Most Spoken Language in Africa? Analysis
Discover the most spoken language in Africa, from Arabic and Swahili to Hausa and French. Learn about speaker counts, language families, and key insights.
Stanley Uzochukwu finishes Oxford leadership programme
Stanley Uzochukwu, CEO of Stanel Group, completed a High Performance Leadership programme at Oxford after executive education at Harvard Kennedy School in 2025.
Education Crisis: 15 Million Out-of-School Children in Nigeria
Nigeria's education crisis worsens with nearly 15 million out-of-school children. Government interventions reintegrate over one million, but data gaps and anti-Western ideology hinder progress.
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Slum2School, Freedom Fund Expand Education for Child Domestic Workers in Lagos
Slum2School Africa partners with Freedom Fund and U.S. State Department to expand education and skills training for child domestic workers in Lagos, enrolling 350 children and training 280 teachers.
NEO Unveils 30 Student Tech Projects with N90m Grants
The Nigerian Engineering Olympiad selects 30 teams for regional stage, each receiving N3 million grants, aiming to transform research into businesses and reduce brain drain.
ILO: Lifelong Learning Must Be Strategic Policy Priority
The ILO calls on governments to prioritize lifelong learning as digitalization, AI, and green transitions reshape labor markets, warning of widening inequalities without investment.
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