JAMB moves O’Level upload online, ends CBT centre visits
How to upload O’Level results from home — JAMB
Otedola donates N3.7bn engineering building to Augustine University
Undergraduates showcase innovative solutions to energy crisis
WAEC to conduct hybrid CB-WASSCE for private candidates
‘I wanted Law, but made good friends’ – Temitope, LASU’s 1st First-Class History graduate
40 years after, 21-yr-old Temitope Ayeobasan emerges LASU’s First-class graduate in History
From chalkboards to chatbots in Nigeria: 7 lessons to pioneer generative AI for education
Olubunmi Familoni wins 2024 NLNG $100,000 prize
Over 15m girls out of school in Nigeria, NGO cries out
FG introduces new curriculum for primary schools
Enugu Ex-Commissioner Nnam appointed UNIBEN Associate Professor
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SubscribeTantita reward schools for debate on oil theft, vandalism
Tantita, weekend gifted three Delta State Secondary Schools with N2.5 million to enhance learning among the younger ones.
Akume’s aide emerges Africa’s first professor of Radioecology
Professor Babatunde Bolaji Benard, the Senior Special Assistant to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, has been pronounced Africaʼs first Professor of Radioecology by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Private school owners in Enugu decry high taxes threatening their survival
Owners of private schools in Enugu State have raised alarm over what they describe as government efforts to stifle their operations through exorbitant taxes and levies.
Improve our welfare, teachers demand
As the world marked World Teachers’ Day (WTD) on Saturday, teachers under the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) have urged the government to improve their welfare and fulfill past promises.
Danger looms as high school fees stop many Bauchi children from resumption
As the new academic session begins, thousands of school-age children in Bauchi State are struggling to resume classes due to a significant increase in school fees.
How to use private initiatives to boost Nigerian education sector — Experts
For the government to use private initiatives to boost the education sector in the country, transparency and public accountability must be the watchword
We’ll withdraw our services if 14-day ultimatum expires, ASUU issues fresh warning
“Our Union will withdraw services, and should not be held responsible for the breakdown in industrial harmony which will arise as a result of the government’s insensitivity, insincerity, indifference and time-buying tactics.
Why we won’t admit student with less than 170 JAMB score – Kogi Varsity VC
The Vice Chancellor of Kogi State University, Kabba has defended the pegging of 170 as minimum cut-off marks for the university admission against the 140 benchmark by the Joint Admission Matriculation Board.
UNN don, Verlumun, ranks among top 2% of scientists globally
A scholar in the Department of Mass Communication, University of Nigeria, Dr Gever Verlumun, has made the list of the top 2% of scientists in the world for 2024. Stanford University, the United States of America, and Elsevier compiled the list.
Nwankwo emerges Deputy National President NAUS
The National Association of University Students, NAUS, has chosen Comrade Meshach Anthony Nwankwo as the Deputy National President (National and Campus Affairs) at an election that took place in Abuja on Saturday.
FG approves N10bn for takeoff of upgraded institution in Plateau
The federal government has carried out a comprehensive assessment of the exiting facilities at the recently upgraded Federal University of Education, Pankshin, Plateau State to have an accurate and reliable information toward the successful take-off of the University.
Yoruba youth group protests OAU’s cancellation of Unity Day Event
The Yoruba National Youth group has expressed outrage over Obafemi Awolowo University’s (OAU) last-minute cancellation of the Yoruba National Unity Day event, which was scheduled to take place at the institution’s Oduduwa Hall.
ASUU threatens strike, gives FG 14-day ultimatum
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has issued a stern warning to the Federal Government, giving them a 14-day ultimatum to resolve several lingering issues.
NECO releases results; Abia leads as 828,284 pass English, Maths
NECO blacklisted 21 supervisors in 12 states. They also de-recognised one school in Ekiti state for mass cheating in three subjects
School resumption: Nigerian parents battle rising costs amid petrol price hike
As schools across Nigeria have resumed for a new academic session, many parents are under the financial strain occasioned by the hike in the price of petrol.
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