For many Nigerian families, the idea of “studying abroad” has long meant places that feel safe, reputable, and proven, that is, the UK or US and more recently Canada. But as the world becomes more connected, families are discovering that global education now means much more than the familiar path of studying in English-speaking nations.

By Ike Uchechukwu, Calabar The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) on Monday held an important sensitization and stakeholders engagement meeting in Calabar with the theme “Expanding Access to Higher Education: The Role and Impact of NELFUND in Cross River State.” The event, organized by the Office of the Special Assistant to the Governor on Student […]

By Japhet Davidson It was another expression of the beauty, resilience, and ingenuity of African art as visitors were ushered into the Ecobank Pan African Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos, venue of the  Oyo Leather Craft Exhibition. And as would be expected it was like stepping into another world, as it was laced with stories, […]

THE Country Director, Universal Learning Solutions (ULS) Patrick Uzu, said over 30 million pupils have benefitted from the Jolly Phonics Project while 241,227 primary school teachers were trained since the last 19 years when the programme birthed in Nigeria.

Environmental challenges are advancing at a pace that demands more than goodwill. Passion alone cannot preserve ecosystems or mitigate environmental risks