Why Osiri University Grounds Learning in African Philosophies
Osiri University Chancellor Professor John Kalu Osiri explains the tuition-free model, African knowledge integration, and opportunities for Nigerian students in this exclusive interview.
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Sage Grey Finance Awards Scholarships to Five UNILAG Students
Sage Grey Finance Limited awards N100,000 scholarships to five outstanding UNILAG students, reaffirming commitment to academic excellence and youth empowerment.
NELFUND Denies Suspension of Students' Upkeep Allowances
NELFUND has debunked false reports claiming the Federal Government suspended students' upkeep allowances under the loan scheme, urging the public to ignore misleading information.
Katsina Spends N120 Billion on Education in Three Years
Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda announced over N120 billion spent on education in three years, including 170 new junior secondary schools and smart schools with robotics labs.
Tackling Bullying in Nigerian Schools: A Call for Action
Bullying in Nigerian schools persists, causing physical and psychological harm. Experts call for collaborative efforts from government, schools, and parents to implement anti-bullying policies and support systems.
Army Commissions Upgraded Facilities at Command School, Lagos
Major General Babalola commissions modernised infrastructure at Command Secondary School Iyana-Ipaja, including solar power, CBT centre, and security upgrades.
Olubadan Hails Prof. Adedoja at 75, Lauds Education Impact
Oba Ladoja celebrates Prof. Taoheed Adedoja's 75th birthday, praising his contributions to education and national development.
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PalmPay Young Stars: Dreams of Becoming a Doctor
The PalmPay Young Stars initiative rewards outstanding pupils in Lagos public schools with scholarships and supplies, inspiring dreams of becoming doctors, engineers, and leaders.
Babcock Graduate Told Course Is Useless Earns First-Class
A Babcock University graduate earned a first-class degree in International Law and Diplomacy despite being told by a critic that her course is useless in Nigeria.
Babcock Student Shares 5 Lessons Learned Outside Class
A 17-year-old accounting student at Babcock University reveals five crucial life lessons from hostel life and daily interactions, beyond textbooks.
Babcock Student Earns PhD in Mass Communication in Her 20s
A Babcock University student, Moyinoluwa Precious Ajayi, earned a PhD in Mass Communication before her late 20s, sharing her inspiring academic journey and reactions.
JAMB: Access to COE, ND should not end at admission
JAMB retains 150 benchmark for university, but new policy allows COE and ND entry with four O'Level credits. Concerns remain about progression to degree programmes.
Mother Shocked by Over 112k Naira School Fees for Toddler
A Nigerian mother shares her shock after seeing a school fees breakdown of over 112,000 naira for her toddler, excluding a cardigan. Social media users debate whether the fee is fair.
UI Law Fresher Opens Up on Life as a Year One Student
A University of Ibadan law student shares his experiences as a freshman, revealing the challenges and triumphs of campus life, from hostel struggles to academic rigors.
NBA Seeks Reform to Produce Tech-Savvy Lawyers
NBA President Afam Osigwe calls for radical legal education reform to produce tech-driven, practice-ready lawyers. Less than 35% of young lawyers have mentorship access.
OPay Expands N1.2bn Scholarship with Google Challenge
OPay opens applications for 2026 scholarship programme, adding Innovation Challenge in partnership with Google and OPay Futures to empower Nigerian students.
Skills Gap Debate Boosts Support for TVET Reforms
Growing support for Nigeria's TVET reforms as skills gap debate highlights lack of practical skills among graduates. Over 1.3 million applied for the programme.
Customs College Starts Computer-Based Exams for Seniors
Nigeria Customs Command and Staff College transitions to computer-based exams, marking a shift from handwritten tests to digital assessments.
NCCE unveils reforms to revamp teacher education
NCCE Executive Secretary Dr. Angela Ajala announces reforms including Dual Mandate policy, curriculum review, and digital literacy to transform teacher education in Nigeria.
NUT Kaduna Opposes FG's JAMB Exemption for Education Students
The Nigeria Union of Teachers, Kaduna State branch, opposes the Federal Government's decision to exempt NCE candidates from JAMB exams, warning it will undermine teacher education standards.
UI Corps Member Flaunts Two Awards Received at POP
A youth corps member posted to the University of Ibadan shares his NYSC experience, displaying two leadership and community development awards received during his passing-out parade.
NDIC, Nile University Partner on Leadership Immersion
NDIC and Nile University Business School collaborate on Executive Industry Immersion Challenge to bridge academia-industry gap, fostering leadership and practical skills for MBA students.
FNSB Revises Admission Age for Blind Candidates
The Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind lowers admission age to 65, cites health issues, and laments power outages and rising operational costs at its VTC.
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Ebonyi Suspends Head Teachers Over Viral Classroom Video
Ebonyi State Ministry of Education suspends two head teachers indefinitely after a viral video exposes poor classroom conditions, sparking public outrage.
IELPN Moves to Bridge Leadership Gap in School Management
IELPN intensifies efforts to address leadership skills gaps in Nigerian schools through capacity-building programmes for administrators, aiming to improve school management and learning outcomes.
PalmPay Young Stars Empowers Future Leaders in Lagos
PalmPay Young Stars initiative awards scholarships to 60 outstanding pupils in Lagos public primary schools, promoting academic excellence and financial literacy.
PalmPay Young Stars Empowers 60 Lagos Pupils
PalmPay's Young Stars initiative awards scholarships to 60 high-performing pupils in Lagos, promoting academic excellence and reducing financial barriers to education.
Stakeholders Seek Urgent Education Reforms, Collaboration
Stakeholders call for urgent reforms and collaboration between government and faith-based institutions to address Nigeria's education challenges, including infrastructure and funding.
Experts Urge Early Career Choices for Students
Experts at Oduduwa Junior Secondary School's career day advised students to make early career choices, highlighting the importance of guidance and focus for future success.
FG Releases 50% of 2025 BEA Scholarship Allowances
The Federal Government has disbursed 50% of outstanding 2025 BEA scholarship allowances to Nigerian students abroad, with the remaining balance to follow soon.
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