Librarians Urge TETFund to Support Emerging Technologies
The Association of University Librarians of Nigerian Universities calls on TETFund to enhance support for open access, digital repositories, and ICT infrastructure in tertiary institutions.
Category : Academic Research
Nigeria Third in Global Student Mobility: UNESCO
Nigeria has become the third-largest source of international students, contributing 5% of global outbound mobility, per UNESCO's latest report.
PhD Holder, 27, Protests Unemployment on Street
Dr Ayomide Alokun, a 27-year-old PhD holder in International Relations, protested unemployment with a placard in Nigeria, sparking online reactions.
Why Strategy Execution Fails: Fear-Based Leadership's Hidden Cost
Fear-based leadership quietly destroys team performance, innovation, and trust. Learn how anger impacts execution and how to build a safe, high-performing environment.
UNIMED VC Hails Fasoranti as Beacon of Integrity at 100
The Vice-Chancellor of UNIMED, Prof. Ebunoluwa Adejuyigbe, has praised Pa Reuben Fasoranti as a symbol of principled leadership as he celebrates his 100th birthday.
NANS Hails BOVAS Founder as UNIOSUN Chancellor
NANS commends Osun Governor for appointing Mrs. Victoria Adunola Samson, BOVAS founder, as UNIOSUN Chancellor, citing visionary and merit-driven decision.
ASUU Threatens Showdown with FG Over Flawed 2025 Agreement
ASUU threatens a showdown with the Federal Government over the partial implementation of the December 2025 agreement, citing withheld salaries and unresolved welfare issues.
STEM4Climate Fellowship Launches Cohort for Women Empowerment
STEM4Climate Fellowship launches its first cohort on May 16, 2026, empowering 30 early-career women in STEM with climate literacy and project experience in Nigeria.
Ogun Governor Mourns Yewa Chief Imam Dies at 98
Governor Dapo Abiodun mourns Sheikh Sikirulai Babalola, Grand Chief Imam of Yewaland and President of Imams, who died at 98.
MOUAU Awards Chika Ikenga Infrastructure Philanthropist Honor
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike honoured industrialist Chika Ikenga with the Infrastructure Development Philanthropist Award during a conference on sustainable development.
Kano Govt Approves N265m Hajj Package for 3,620 Pilgrims
Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf approves over N265 million for 3,620 pilgrims, providing 200 Saudi Riyal each as a complimentary gift for the 2026 Hajj.
Nigerian, 29, Earns PhD in Oncology, Africa's Youngest
Nigerian-born Odii Chisom earns PhD in Oncology at 29, becoming Africa's youngest. He aims to improve cancer care and health equity through research.
Study Urges Support for Women Leaders in Nigeria's Legal Field
A new study reveals barriers to women's leadership in Nigeria's legal profession and calls for institutional reforms, including crèches, mentoring, and gender-friendly policies.
Public Sector Reforms Not Working, Says Professor Osezua
Prof. Ehiyamen Osezua criticizes Nigeria's public sector reforms as ineffective, citing a gap between policy and outcomes, especially in higher education.
Power of Counsel in Navigating Life Challenges
Explore the importance of counsel and advice in overcoming life's challenges, with biblical and African proverbial wisdom emphasizing guidance and safety.
Reuben Fasoranti: Tribute to Awolowo's Last Sentinel
A tribute to Chief Reuben Fasoranti on his 100th birthday, celebrating his life as a teacher, politician, and guardian of Awolowo's legacy in Yoruba history.
Prof Tayo Popoola: Newsroom to Academic Peak
Prof Tayo Popoola unveils 'Introduction to Political Communication' at thanksgiving ceremony, aiming to strengthen political reporting and democracy in Nigeria.
CPN: Nigeria Risks Digital Exclusion Without Tech Resilience
Computer Professionals (Registration Council of Nigeria) warns Nigeria risks digital exclusion without a resilient tech ecosystem, announces 2026 IT Assembly in Abuja.
TETFund to Launch 411 Projects in 271 Institutions
TETFund will commission 411 intervention projects across 271 beneficiary institutions from June to September, covering universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
African Lady in UAE Reveals 2 Apps for Jobs in 2026
An African lady in the UAE shares her effective job-hunting method using ChatGPT and Chrome, along with tips for CV formatting, sparking reactions online.
Making Academic Research Commercially Viable in Nigeria
Nigeria's Minister of Science laments poor commercialisation of research. Experts say environment, funding, and quality must improve to turn research into economic value.
Journalist Turned Academic Reveals Why He Left Journalism
In this final part, Owojecho Omoha discloses why he left journalism for academia, citing a career rupture and his subsequent move to teaching.
NRC graduates 86 trainees to boost railway workforce
NRC graduated 86 trainees from its technical institute in collaboration with NDE, aiming to deepen technical capacity and support railway modernisation and economic growth.
OAU Muslim Graduates Association 2026 Reunion in Ile-Ife
The OAU Muslim Graduates Association (UNIFEMGA) begins its 2026 reunion in Ile-Ife today, focusing on Nigeria's untapped opportunities and national development.
Customs, Gowon University Partner on Research
The Nigeria Customs Service and Yakubu Gowon University formalize a strategic alliance to advance national security research, border management, and student welfare.
NCS Partners Gowon University on Research and Development
The Nigeria Customs Service and Yakubu Gowon University formalize a strategic alliance to advance national security research, border management studies, and student welfare.
Grandmothers as Gender Norms Change Agents
A study by dRPC identifies grandmothers as key to reducing GBV and boosting girls' education in North West Nigeria, launching the Granny's Network for Change project.
Oba Otudeko Foundation Delivers Building to OOU
The Oba Otudeko Foundation has handed over a 2,400-square-metre ultramodern administrative complex to Olabisi Onabanjo University, boosting institutional capacity and operational efficiency.
Father Uses House Savings for Daughter's Culinary Dreams Abroad
A Nigerian lady shares how her father used his house savings to send her to culinary school in Dubai after she earned a third-class degree, leading to her success as a chef in the US.
HerStory Project Brings Women's History Back to Schools
The HerStory of Nigeria school tour launched at Queens College, Lagos, aims to document and teach the contributions of Nigerian women through a digital archive and illustrated magazine.
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