Policymakers must prioritise durable skills for future workplaces — Report
By Elizabeth Osayande A new global report, HP Futures 2026, has urged policymakers in Nigeria and worldwide to prioritise durable skills such as creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration that will be essential in workplaces of the future. The report, led by HP, the Global Learning Council, and the Education Leaders Forum, convened 58 education, […]
Nigerian education advocate, Seyi Anifowose, sets Guinness World Record
A Nigerian teacher and education advocate Mr. Seyi Anifowose, has been confirmed by the Guinness World Record to have set a record for the highest gathering of teachers in a single location in recorded history.
UNILAG electric buses to eliminate 120 metric tons of carbon dioxide by year end
The University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria, is set to record a major milestone in sustainable
transportation by cutting down more than 120 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions by the end of 2025 through its Electric Vehicle (EV) initiative, launched by the university in partnership with Ogata Global Resources and Chart Eco Global Services in January, 2025.
UI expands access to higher education for admission seekers nationwide
The University of Ibadan (UI) has unveiled fresh opportunities for prospective students through its Open Distance eLearning (ODeL) programme, designed to widen access to higher education across Nigeria.
St George’s University outlines pathway to becoming a doctor in UK
The United Kingdom has continued to attract aspiring doctors worldwide, offering opportunities for career advancement within its renowned National Health Service (NHS).
Viral video: Excel College explains what happened, steps taken
The management of Excel College, Ejigbo, Lagos State has said that two separate incidents were merged in the viral video that depicted some misconduct on the part of some students of the college who graduated last June.
