Lagos Public Schools Excel in Academic Quiz Competition
Discover how a recent quiz competition is transforming education in Lagos public schools and rewarding academic excellence among students across the state.
Category : Universities
VC: Reduce Government Size, Boost Education Funding Now
A prominent Nigerian Vice-Chancellor calls for urgent government downsizing and increased education funding to rescue the nation's struggling university system from collapse.
FG Clears ₦2.3B University Salary Arrears
Nigerian government releases ₦2.3 billion to settle outstanding salary increments and promotion arrears for academic and non-academic staff across federal universities, addressing long-standing grievances in the education sector.
Gombe Plans School Census to Fix Education Problems
Gombe State government announces groundbreaking educational census to identify and solve systemic problems in schools across the state, addressing infrastructure gaps and improving learning outcomes.
NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.
Private Nigerian Universities Must Raise Academic Standards
Nigerian private universities face urgent calls to elevate academic standards and infrastructure as education stakeholders demand improved quality and global competitiveness.
TETFund opens N717m faculty complex at Nasarawa varsity
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has commissioned a massive N717 million faculty complex at Nasarawa State University, marking a significant boost for educational infrastructure in North-Central Nigeria.
USOSA Alumni Challenged to Drive Nigeria's Progress
Professor Chukwu challenges alumni association to intensify commitment to Nigeria's progress through education and national service
World Schools Summit: Experts Tackle Global Education Crisis
Education leaders worldwide are gathering at the World Schools Summit in the UK to address the deepening global learning crisis and create actionable solutions for transforming education systems.
Sponsor blocks Nigerian student's university admission
A heartbreaking story emerges as a Nigerian man shares how his educational sponsor prevented him from gaining university admission after months of anticipation and preparation.
Engineering Student's Maths Breakdown Goes Viral in Nigeria
A Nigerian engineering student's emotional breakdown while solving advanced engineering mathematics has gone viral, triggering massive online reactions and discussions about academic pressure in Nigerian universities.
Nigerian teen scores perfect 1600 on SAT
Meet Agbo Adoga, the Nigerian teenager who stunned the world by achieving a perfect 1600 score on the SAT, setting a new academic standard for African students globally.
ASUU Seeks Ex-Sokoto Governor's Help in FG Dispute
Nigeria's Academic Staff Union of Universities turns to former Sokoto State Governor Abdallah Wali as mediator in prolonged dispute with Federal Government over unmet agreements.
Students Demand Full Crude Allocation to Dangote Refinery
Nigerian student groups are urging President Tinubu to prioritize domestic refining by allocating all crude oil to Dangote Refinery, promising cheaper fuel and economic revival.
UNIJOS Student Murder: University Demands Justice
University of Jos authorities are seeking justice for a 300-level student allegedly murdered by a fellow student in a shocking campus incident that has left the academic community in mourning.
Hadi Sirika Heads Yar'Adua University Governing Council
Former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika appointed to lead Yar'Adua University's governing council, bringing extensive experience to shape the institution's future direction and academic excellence.
Soyinka: US Visa Revoked in Political Witch Hunt
Nobel Prize-winning playwright Wole Soyinka reveals his US visa was revoked in what he describes as a politically motivated witch hunt, raising concerns about academic freedom and US-Nigeria relations.
Ladbone 1991: Nigeria's Student Uprising Exposed
A powerful recollection of the 1991 student protests in Nigeria, exploring how a generation's political awakening through Ladbone magazine challenged military dictatorship and shaped national consciousness.
UI's First Female Political Science Professor Dies at 81
The academic community at University of Ibadan is grieving the loss of Professor Omolara O. Ogundipe-Leslie, the institution's pioneering female Political Science professor who died at 81.
US Bans Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka from Entry
Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka barred from entering the United States, causing diplomatic tensions and raising questions about academic freedom.
Hadi Sirika Appointed Pro-Chancellor of Yar'adua University
In a significant move for Nigeria's education sector, former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika has been appointed as the new Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Umaru Musa Yar'adua University's Governing Council.
UNIZIK Student's 328 UTME Score: From Rejection to Success
A determined Nigerian student reveals how he overcame rejection after scoring 328 in UTME, proving that resilience and hard work can turn setbacks into success stories at Nnamdi Azikiwe University.
20-Year-Old Graduates UNIOSUN with Perfect 5.00 CGPA
Meet Oluwadarasimi Omoseyin, the brilliant 20-year-old who made history by graduating with a perfect 5.00 CGPA from Osun State University. Discover her incredible study techniques and motivational strategies that led to this outstanding academic achieveme
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