Ntyam Princia from Cameroon shares how she secured a full scholarship to attend the London International Youth Science Forum in the UK through the Young Scientists for Africa charity, becoming the first Cameroonian sponsored for the program.
A graduate of Ekiti State University who was the only student in her department throughout her studies shares her personal experience with lecturers, challenges, and final academic achievement.
A Nigerian nurse working part-time in Canada disclosed her $1,608.84 monthly take-home pay after tax deductions, sparking online discussions about wages and budgeting strategies for healthcare professionals abroad.
Dr. Nwawuisi Jonah Umunnah, immediate past Acting Provost of Federal College of Agriculture Ishiagu, refutes media claims of dual provosts, confirming Prof. Agwu Ekwe as the sole substantive Provost after a smooth handover.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf announces plans to absorb 110 foreign-trained postgraduate scholars into Kano's civil service, particularly in healthcare, engineering, and technology, to address manpower deficits.
Three CMUL students receive scholarships from the YBC-2003 Medicus Foundation, an alumni initiative supporting medical education and mentorship.
Professor Emmanuel Onwioduokit argues that upgrading the Maritime Academy of Nigeria to a university is globally supported and economically beneficial, citing examples from Sweden, Korea, and Egypt.
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) will hold its 15th convocation, graduating 24,575 students, including 56 inmates and 57 first-class graduates, with a lecture on corruption.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has reinforced strict guidelines for the 2026 UTME, prohibiting electronic devices and outlining severe penalties for misconduct including disqualification and prosecution.
Sylvia Aputazie, a University of Ibadan MBBS graduate, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming burnout, repeating a year, and health challenges to win the Sir Kofo Abayomi Prize while building multiple businesses during her studies.
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and Colton Construction Ltd have commenced building an ultra-modern hostel for medical students at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) to address Nigeria's healthcare worker shortage.
Maria Kazeem, a Lagos State University graduate, reveals her journey from aspiring to study medicine at UI to earning a biochemistry degree, emphasizing resilience and life's unpredictability.
Nexford University introduces the NextGen Africa Workforce Fellowship, offering an affordable US-accredited BBA with mentorship from African leaders like Dr Oby Ezekwesili to tackle youth unemployment and AI-driven skills gaps.
Oluwadarasimi Otunla, a University of Ibadan graduate, has earned a first-class honours degree in Psychology after her four-year program extended to six years due to academic strikes.
A PhD student at the University of Ibadan has shared detailed documents showing the exact amount paid for single-room hostel accommodation per semester, along with the complete payment process.
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Nexford University introduces NextGen Africa Workforce Fellowship, offering affordable U.S.-accredited degrees with mentorship from prominent African leaders to tackle youth unemployment.
Aisha Thomas, a University of Lagos radiography graduate, shares her inspiring journey of persistence after writing UTME four times before admission and overcoming academic challenges to earn a first-class degree.
The University of Abuja, recently renamed Yakubu Gowon University, announced automatic employment for its best graduating students as part of its 29th and 30th combined convocation ceremonies. Vice Chancellor Hakeem Fawehinmi revealed the initiative durin
Survivors of the Chibok abduction, now students at AUN, commemorate 12 years since the tragedy, highlighting education's role in resilience and calling for global investment in girls' empowerment.
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund reaffirms its commitment to merit and transparency while interviewing candidates for its Overseas Scholarship Scheme in Ibadan. Federal Character Commission officials monitor the process to ensure fairness.
Students at Obafemi Awolowo University protest and boycott lectures for 72 hours, citing severe transportation challenges after the university restricted movement to donated CNG buses, causing delays and overcrowding.
Yakubu Gowon University has approved an Honorary Doctor of Laws for Prof Yusuf Olaolu Alli (SAN) in recognition of his contributions to national development, legal scholarship, and public service. The award will be presented at the combined convocation ce
The Companion Association has commended Yakubu Gowon University for conferring an honorary PhD on Prof. Yusuf Olaolu Ali (SAN), praising his legal excellence, academic contributions, and philanthropy.
Caleb University's 2026/2027 school fees range from ₦969,000 to ₦2,423,000 per session for fresh students. This article details fees by faculty, semester breakdowns, and key information for prospective students.
Students at Obafemi Awolowo University have declared a 72-hour lecture boycott to protest an inadequate campus transport system linked to vehicles donated by the First Lady, citing overcrowding and delays.
A Nigerian nursing graduate shares her journey to becoming a registered nurse in Canada within a year, detailing steps like credential evaluation and NCLEX, without needing extra schooling.
A University of Lagos graduate shares her inspiring story online, detailing how she overcame poor 100L and 200L results to achieve a Second Class Upper CGPA of 4.18, sparking widespread celebration.
A female student at Rivers State University has gone viral after sharing her unique experience as the only woman in her Agricultural Engineering department, detailing fieldwork and meetings with male coursemates.
Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa state has reiterated his administration's dedication to investing in education and youth development to curb insecurity and drive sustainable growth, during a meeting with the Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria.
Fatimah Aderohunmu shares her inspiring journey of perseverance, graduating from National Open University of Nigeria with a Mass Communication degree after an 11-year academic gap.