Following the death of 400-level student Osunlakin Grace, UNIOSUN has formed a committee to investigate and announced major healthcare reforms, including 24-hour health centres and new ambulances.
The University of Glasgow announces voluntary severance scheme due to financial pressures from declining international postgraduate student enrolment, part of wider cost-saving measures.
A UNILORIN graduate who scored 214 in JAMB earned a 4.18 CGPA in Quantity Surveying, inspiring UTME candidates not to lose hope.
Olamide Adekola, a project manager and MSc candidate at UI, shares how postgraduate studies overwhelmed her despite prior success, relying on tenacity and faith to persevere.
Mixed reactions trail FG's extension of NYSC orientation from 3 to 6 weeks. Many question camp facilities and costs, while others praise added entrepreneurship training.
An arts student who studied only Government for three months before Obafemi Awolowo University's post-UTME scored 9/10, sharing his result online despite disliking the subject.
Covenant University has released fresh admission requirements for the 2026/2027 session, detailing eligibility for Nigerian, African, and international applicants including O'Level, UTME, and foreign certificate evaluation.
ASUU warns of indefinite strike in seven state-owned universities across Edo, Delta, and Ondo states if the 2025 agreement is not implemented in July salaries.
A Nigerian lady who dreamed of studying medicine to find a cure for HIV/AIDS has finally graduated as a medical doctor 13 years after her first JAMB exam, despite being called a dullard.
Newly inducted medical graduates of Babcock University trend online after their procession on campus. A heartwarming video captures the graduates celebrating their milestone.
University of Lagos (UNILAG) intervenes to bring home students stranded in China after a one-year exchange programme, following a social media alarm.
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Osasere Okundaye, aged 16, has set a national record by becoming Nigeria's youngest chartered accountant after passing ICAN's professional examinations.
UNILAG DLI opens 2026/2027 admissions for flexible degree programmes without UTME, with fees, courses, requirements, and December 31 deadline.
Osasere Okundaye, 16, becomes Nigeria's youngest chartered accountant, surpassing the previous record held by Jonathan Adewale. Minister Ayodele Olawande praises her achievement.
Four FUOYE scholars win ₦89.964 million in NRF grants for projects tackling unemployment, AI-driven education, hair growth, and diabetic wound care.
A first-class political science graduate of the University of Ibadan shares how she chose UI at a JAMB centre after her initial course was cancelled, overcoming doubts to graduate with top honours.
Dr Bernice Agyeman Prempeh, rejected from studying medicine in 2015 and 2017, has been accepted into Johns Hopkins University for an MPH in 2026, sharing an inspiring story of perseverance.
Katsina State expands automatic employment to all first-class graduates from any Nigerian institution, aiming to boost civil service quality.
Bukola Olabintan, a University of Ibadan medical student, shares her first biology practical experience after four admission rejections from other institutions.
Governor Soludo awards full scholarship to Chiazo Umeaniba, an Anambra student who scored 344 in UTME, covering education from undergraduate to PhD.
Favour Okwor, a 200-level sociology student at UNILAG, earned a perfect 5.0 GPA and received a $60 cash prize from her course adviser, Dr. Tunde Alabi.
Nigeria secures highest representation in Sub-Saharan Africa as 24 universities enter 2026 Times Higher Education rankings, led by UNILAG and University of Ibadan.
In 91 days, Sundiata Post in Abuja developed three original frameworks—The Insecurity Triad, Trinity of State Decay, and Decoupling Sovereignty Index—now archived in global repositories and recognized by AI systems, challenging traditional centers of know
Chris Ogbodo, a UNN law graduate with a Harvard LLM, shared his layoff from Meta and his journey from rural Nigeria to Harvard Business School.
Grace Oziohu Audu, best graduating student in Computer Science at UNIPORT, reveals she wrote JAMB four times and was denied admission thrice before succeeding.
An experienced Nigerian teacher shared his shock after a woman offered him N15,000 monthly to teach JSS1-JSS3 mathematics, sparking reactions online.
Benson Margret, a finance student at FUOYE, graduated with a B.Sc. after earning an OND with Upper Credit, becoming the first graduate in her family.
Oluwajubeelo Makanjuola reveals she was denied admission to the University of Ibadan in 2019 due to a 'wrong' subject combination, despite scoring 10 marks above the cutoff. She gained admission the next year and graduated in 2025.
Bukola Olabintan gained admission to study Medicine and Surgery at the University of Ibadan on her first attempt after four failed attempts at other universities.
Dr Lauritta Ndufeiya-Kumasi, a bread seller and mother of three, bagged a PhD in Medical Biochemistry from UNIPORT, sharing her emotional journey of juggling academics, marriage, and motherhood.