Ugochukwu Chineke, a recent University of Ibadan law graduate, has won a competitive seven-figure scholarship from the JASAN Foundation for law school, detailing his rigorous four-stage application process and receiving widespread congratulations on socia
A Federal University of Technology Akure student's tearful TikTok video warning prospective students against studying biochemistry has sparked widespread reactions online.
The federal government has selected 65 student innovators from over 30,000 applicants for the Student Venture Capital Grant, offering up to N50 million in funding to support scalable ventures and economic growth.
Professor Sa'adatu Hassan Liman, the first female Vice-Chancellor of Nasarawa State University, Keffi, is driving academic excellence and infrastructural growth. Her tenure highlights achievements in research, global partnerships, and women's empowerment
Jeremiah Ajayi, a former Obafemi Awolowo University law student, dropped out in his fourth year after landing a senior role. He now earns $70k annually and has built a successful career, sparking online debates about education versus opportunity.
A University of Jos psychology graduate has officially become an alumnus, showcasing his testimonial after earning a first-class honours degree and three awards as the best graduating student in his department.
Twin sisters from the University of Ibadan have gone viral on social media after graduating with excellent grades, sharing their academic achievements online and receiving widespread praise.
Peace Oluwafunke Falokun, the only first-class graduate from UI's Theatre Arts Department, reveals cash prize and multiple awards for academic excellence in Dramatic Literature.
Prof. Clement Kolawole calls for an end to discrimination against private universities, advocating for their inclusion in TETFund and NELFund to ensure equal opportunities for all Nigerian students.
The Federal Government has selected 65 student innovators from over 30,000 applicants for the final stage of the Student Venture Capital Grant, with winners to be announced on March 29, 2026.
A recent incident at Kaduna Polytechnic, where female students were barred over attire, has sparked a nationwide debate on dress codes in Nigerian universities, balancing discipline against individual expression.
A Nigerian international student's emotional journey to the US took a stressful turn at the airport with a surprise N291,000 fee demand, but ended with a free upgrade and a valuable life lesson.
The Federal Government has announced the opening of applications for the 2026/2027 NDDC Foreign Master's Postgraduate Scholarship Programme for Niger Delta youths. Eligible candidates must hold at least a second-class upper degree and be under 40 years ol
Ifeolwa Alagbe, a University of Ibadan Microbiology graduate, shares her inspiring journey from facing discouraging comments about her course to securing roles in healthcare and pursuing data analysis for a public health career.
Mercy Sado, a University of Ibadan law graduate, celebrates earning a first-class degree while her faculty achieves a record-breaking academic performance with 56 first-class graduates out of 146 students.
The UK has released a list of teaching vacancies with salaries exceeding £30,000 annually, equivalent to over N50 million. Positions include roles in primary education, science, and psychology, but applicants must already reside in the UK with legal work
Faaidah Olabisi Bello celebrates earning a master's degree from the University of Ibadan, crediting her husband's support and considering future academic pursuits.
The University of Ibadan has released official cut-off marks for the 2026 academic session, with Medicine, Law, and Engineering requiring the highest scores, while many courses maintain a baseline of 50.
Mercy Sado, a law graduate from the University of Ibadan, celebrates achieving a first-class degree, becoming the first in her family to do so. She shares her journey and recent competition win.
Emmanuel Okpara, a wood and biomaterials engineering graduate from the University of Ibadan, constructed a 15-note xylophone as his final year project, which was named the best in the Faculty of Technology, sparking widespread congratulations online.
Canada has published a list of teaching jobs paying above N20,000 per hour with straightforward qualifications. The roles include positions for teaching assistants and school teachers across various levels.
Daniella Gbadegesin, a national award-winning public speaker, has gained admission to study law at the University of Ibadan. She shared her expectations and reflections on social media, sparking congratulatory reactions from many online users.
An Obafemi Awolowo University student shares his frustration over still being in 500 level in 2026, despite planning to graduate in 2020. His story has ignited mixed reactions online, highlighting common academic delays in Nigerian universities.
Esther Osikoya, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning a Master's in Applied Data Science from Italy's University of L'Aquila, following her earlier degree in Nigeria.
Rebecca Akinyinka, a recent University of Ibadan nursing graduate, shares her experience after completing a family planning training program at University College Hospital, sparking congratulatory reactions online.
Bayero University Kano has expelled 171 students for falsifying admission qualifications, with an additional expulsion for exam misconduct, reinforcing its zero-tolerance policy on academic fraud.
A University of Ibadan student's TikTok video detailing the good and bad aspects of studying at the institution has gone viral, sparking reactions from followers.
Bayero University Kano expels 171 students for falsifying admission credentials, approved by Senate, with one more expelled for assaulting invigilators.
The Annunciation Catholic College Old Boys Association reveals that alumni intervention, including a N3.5 billion investment, has revived their school and could serve as a model for other public secondary institutions facing decline.
A University of Lagos graduate shares how her anticipated one-year master's program extended to five years due to strikes and administrative delays, celebrating her hard-won convocation.