Student Loan Applications Hit 1 Million Mark in Nigeria
Nigeria's student loan scheme reaches historic milestone with over 1 million applications received, signaling massive demand for educational funding among Nigerian students.
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Private Sector Crucial for AfCFTA Implementation - Experts
Industry leaders and economic experts are calling on Nigerian businesses to actively participate in the African Continental Free Trade Area implementation to harness massive economic opportunities across Africa.
NELFUND: 1M Loan Apps, ₦116B Disbursed to Students
Nigeria's student loan scheme reaches major milestone with overwhelming response from applicants seeking higher education funding support across the nation.
Nigerians Honoured in Tanzania Awards Ceremony
Exceptional Nigerians and other African nationals receive top honors at Tanzania's distinguished awards ceremony, celebrating excellence across multiple sectors.
Banke Kuku Unveils Future of African Luxury with Savannah
Discover how Nigerian designer Banke Kuku is redefining African luxury fashion through her groundbreaking collaboration with premium brand Savannah.
TETFund Unveils ₦1.05B Infrastructure at IMT Enugu
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has officially commissioned state-of-the-art facilities worth over one billion naira at the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, marking a significant milestone in educational development.
Pan-African Psychology Union Conference in Nigeria
Nigeria prepares to host groundbreaking Pan-African Psychology Union conference focusing on mental health education, research collaboration, and academic excellence across African universities.
Burna Boy: Only Fela Kuti Greater African Artist Than Me
Grammy-winning superstar Burna Boy declares himself the second greatest African artist of all time, placing only the legendary Fela Kuti above him in explosive live stream session.
Quranic Education: Best Legacy for Nigerian Children
Discover how Quranic learning shapes moral character and provides lifelong spiritual guidance for Muslim children in Nigeria's evolving educational landscape.
Lagos to Host AFRIMA 2026: African Music Awards in Nigeria
Lagos has been officially selected to host the 9th African Music Awards (AFRIMA) in January 2026, marking a major victory for Nigeria's entertainment industry and African cultural diplomacy.
Timi Frank Blasts Flawed African Elections
Nigerian activist Timi Frank exposes electoral malpractices in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, warning of democracy's decline in Africa and calling for international intervention.
200 Nigerian Girls Complete Tech Training, Bridge Digital Gap
Humanitarian Impact Angels bridges the digital gender gap as young women from disadvantaged communities graduate with cutting-edge technology skills, poised to transform Nigeria's tech landscape.
Shipping Delays Threaten Africa's Free Trade Dream
Critical infrastructure deficits and persistent shipping delays are threatening to derail the African Continental Free Trade Area's ambitious targets, putting $3.4 trillion economic opportunity at risk.
VC: Reduce Government Size, Boost Education Funding Now
A prominent Nigerian Vice-Chancellor calls for urgent government downsizing and increased education funding to rescue the nation's struggling university system from collapse.
African Leaders Demand Sovereign Justice Mechanisms
African heads of state are pushing for revolutionary sovereign justice systems to handle transnational crimes and international disputes, challenging Western-dominated legal frameworks.
NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.
Private Nigerian Universities Must Raise Academic Standards
Nigerian private universities face urgent calls to elevate academic standards and infrastructure as education stakeholders demand improved quality and global competitiveness.
TETFund opens N717m faculty complex at Nasarawa varsity
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund has commissioned a massive N717 million faculty complex at Nasarawa State University, marking a significant boost for educational infrastructure in North-Central Nigeria.
Osiele College Cultural Day: Students Embrace Heritage
Osiele's Federal College of Education hosted a vibrant Cultural Day celebration, urging students to embrace Nigerian heritage through traditional attire, music, and dance performances.
World Schools Summit: Experts Tackle Global Education Crisis
Education leaders worldwide are gathering at the World Schools Summit in the UK to address the deepening global learning crisis and create actionable solutions for transforming education systems.
Nigerian Students Gain Valuable Skills Through Foundation
The Youth Empowerment Foundation of Nigeria is transforming student futures through comprehensive skills training programs, bridging the gap between academic learning and practical workplace abilities.
JAMB Officials Walk Out on House of Representatives
Tensions escalated at the National Assembly as JAMB officials abruptly walked out of an investigative hearing, leaving lawmakers stunned. Discover the shocking details behind this unprecedented parliamentary drama.
WAEC's 2026 Curriculum: Risk or Reward?
The West African Examinations Council's planned curriculum overhaul for 2026 sparks heated debate among educators and parents. Discover why critics call it a risky experiment with Nigerian students' education.
JAMB Officials Walk Out on House Committee in Dramatic NASS Showdown
Tension erupted at the National Assembly as JAMB officials abruptly walked out of an investigative hearing with House Committee on Basic Education, creating parliamentary drama over alleged procedural issues.
ASUU Seeks Ex-Sokoto Governor's Help in FG Dispute
Nigeria's Academic Staff Union of Universities turns to former Sokoto State Governor Abdallah Wali as mediator in prolonged dispute with Federal Government over unmet agreements.
Tiwa Savage: 'I Was Ashamed of Being African Growing Up'
Nigerian music superstar Tiwa Savage reveals her shocking childhood struggles with African identity and how she transformed from shame to becoming one of Africa's biggest cultural ambassadors.
Africa's Oldest Presidents: Paul Biya Leads Top 10
Discover the fascinating list of Africa's oldest sitting presidents, led by Cameroon's Paul Biya at 91. Explore their tenure, leadership styles, and impact on continental politics in this exclusive analysis.
Gombe School Census Targets Education Reform
Gombe State government initiates comprehensive school census to identify and solve critical educational challenges, from infrastructure gaps to teacher shortages.
Hadi Sirika Heads Yar'Adua University Governing Council
Former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika appointed to lead Yar'Adua University's governing council, bringing extensive experience to shape the institution's future direction and academic excellence.
Nasarawa Teachers Turn Schools Into Gossip Centers
NSUBEB Chairman reveals how teachers in Nasarawa State have abandoned teaching duties for gossiping under trees and breaking melon seeds during school hours.
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