JAMB Opens Registration for NCE, Agriculture Without UTME
JAMB has announced that registration for NCE, non-tech, and agriculture programmes will not require UTME, opening a new pathway for students.
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Canada: 2 Ways Foreign Minors Under 18 Can Apply for Citizenship
Canada outlines two application routes for foreign children under 18 seeking citizenship, depending on parental status and additional conditions for those aged 14-17.
UNN Graduates 12,895 Students, 168 Bag First Class Honours
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, will graduate 12,895 students at its 55th convocation, including 168 First Class graduates, with honorary degrees for prominent Nigerians.
Wike's Daughter Earns UK Law Degree as Top PDP, APC Figures Attend
Nyesom Wike's daughter Jazmyne graduated with a law degree from the University of Southampton, with top PDP and APC figures attending the ceremony in the UK.
Ondo Governor Approves Automatic Jobs for 7 NYSC Awardees
Ondo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has approved automatic employment for seven NYSC award recipients, rewarding excellence with jobs and cash prizes.
NELFUND Students Lament Delayed Upkeep Allowance Payments
Nigerian students benefiting from NELFUND are facing financial hardship due to delayed monthly upkeep allowances, with some not receiving payments since April, impacting their academics and daily lives.
Wike's Daughter Jazmyne Earns Law Degree with Upper Division
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike's daughter, Jazmyne, graduated from the University of Southampton with a Bachelor of Law degree, Upper Division, on July 22, 2026.
UI Appoints Prof Peter Olapegba as New Vice Chancellor
The University of Ibadan has appointed Professor Peter Olapegba as its 14th substantive Vice Chancellor, effective from October 2026, succeeding Professor Kayode Adebowale.
NUC Approves 24 New Programmes at KWASU from 2026/2027
The NUC has approved 24 new programmes at Kwara State University, including Nursing, Engineering, and postgraduate degrees, starting from the 2026/2027 academic session.
Nigeria 45th in Africa's Strongest Passports 2026, Global 90th
Nigeria ranks 45th in Africa and 90th globally in the 2026 Henley Passport Index, with visa-free access to 44 destinations. South Africa leads the continent with 101 destinations.
Japan commits $1 million to train 2,000 Nigerian teachers
Japan has committed $1 million to train 2,000 Nigerian teachers in digital skills, enhancing ICT education across the country.
Canada Lists 5 Requirements for Foreigners to Become Citizens
Canada's official website outlines five key requirements for foreign nationals seeking citizenship: permanent residency, physical presence, tax compliance, language proficiency, and a citizenship test.
Ondo Governor Gives Automatic Jobs to 7 NYSC Corps Members
Ondo Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa offered automatic employment to seven exceptional NYSC corps members and N1m each to 66 award recipients at a ceremony in Akure.
Babcock MBA Grad Almost Quit: Shares His Journey
Onagbeso Damilola completed his MBA at Babcock University after five grueling years, revealing he nearly quit multiple times due to exhaustion from balancing work, family, and studies.
3 Countries for International Students' Post-Study Work Visas 2026
Canada, Australia, and the UK offer post-study work visas for international graduates in 2026, with distinct eligibility, duration, and application rules.
3 Countries With Fastest Student Visa Processing Times 2026
Australia processes student visas in 19 days, the UK in 15 working days, and Canada in about 6 weeks. Official data shows processing speeds vary by destination and application method.
3 Countries Where International Students Can Work in 2026
Australia, Canada, and the UK have published official rules allowing international students to work part-time in 2026. Each country sets its own hour limits and conditions tied to visa status.
First-Class Grad May Reject Cambridge Offer Over Finances
Nigerian first-class graduate Dorcas Nwaeke receives a conditional offer from the University of Cambridge for an MPhil in Linguistics, but may reject it due to lack of funds.
UNILAG Student Living in Church Credits NELFUND for Staying in School
A 300-level UNILAG student who lives in a church says NELFUND stopped him from dropping out after tuition hikes and family pressure to quit school.
UNILAG 2026/2027 Post-UTME: Key Requirements and Online Test Rules
UNILAG has released detailed instructions for the 2026/2027 Post-UTME online test, including technical requirements, mock exam dates, and warnings against scammers.
Dual Engine Architecture: Sundiata Post Model for Journalism
The Sundiata Post Model introduces a Dual Engine Architecture combining Media Operations and Knowledge Operations to transform newsrooms into permanent knowledge institutions.
Abia Leadership Academy: Otti’s Vision for Youth Empowerment
Abia State's Leadership Academy, under Governor Otti, trains 1000 youths annually in skills and mentorship, offering sustainable empowerment beyond handouts.
Nigeria Wins Gold at 2026 Spelling Bee World Cup in China
Team Nigeria won the Gold Award in the Middle School Group at the 2026 Spelling Bee World Cup in Shanghai, China, marking the country's first-ever appearance at the global competition.
NANS Condemns Late Tuition Fee Fines as Insensitive
NANS condemns fines on students for late tuition payment, calling it insensitive and exploitative amid economic hardship. The association urges institutions to abolish penalty charges and adopt student-friendly policies.
Nigeria, UNESCO Launch Mobile Learning for Teachers in 5 African Countries
Nigeria and UNESCO launch a mobile learning programme to train teachers in five African countries, focusing on female educators and school leaders.
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Nigerian, 64, becomes registered nurse in UK
John Adesoye, a 64-year-old Nigerian, graduated as a registered nurse in the UK after switching from electronics, proving age is no barrier to learning.
Nigerian PhD Candidate Wins Global AI Award for African Languages
Lateef Adeleke, a Nigerian PhD candidate at the University of Rochester, wins the 2026 NLDSTC Indigenous NLP Excellence Award for developing an Uneme speech recognition model.
Canada IRCC Issues New Study Permit Extension Guidelines
Canada's IRCC released updated guidelines for international students to extend study permits, including fees, deadlines, and school change procedures.
France Student Visa Fee for Nigerians Set at 50 Euros
France has published student visa fees for Nigerians and other African nationals at 50 euros, while non-EEF country applicants pay 99 euros.
Unilag Graduate Elected 33rd NBA President
Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, a University of Lagos graduate, has been elected the 33rd President of the Nigerian Bar Association, winning 20,435 votes.
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