Bradford University Scholarships for Nigerian Students Guide

Nigerian students can access multiple University of Bradford scholarships including Global Scholar Award, Sanctuary Scholarship, Rani Scholarship, and MBA discounts. Learn about requirements, application procedures, and tuition fees for international stud

Corona Schools Expands Education Initiative to Gangare

Corona Schools' Trust Council has extended its out-of-school children initiative to the Gangare community, enrolling 25 children at St. Theresa School in Apapa, with plans to support 75 more over three years through infrastructure and teacher training.

WAEC Releases 2026 WASSCE Timetable, Exams Start April 7

The West African Examinations Council has published the final timetable for the 2026 May/June WASSCE, with examinations commencing on April 7, 2026. Key subjects include Mathematics, English, and Chemistry, with special accommodations for candidates with

Teacher: Mother Forces Child to Falsely Claim School Flogging

A teacher has reported an incident where a mother allegedly stormed a school, causing a disturbance after her child was asked to remove beads. The teacher claims the mother is now pressuring the child to falsely accuse the school of flogging.

JAMB Re-Arrests UTME Fraud Suspect, Warns Candidates

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has re-arrested a suspected fraudster accused of deceiving 94 UTME candidates with fake score manipulation claims. JAMB issued a fresh warning against examination shortcuts and online scams targeting admission

Ex-UI SUG President Graduates as Veterinary Doctor

Dr. Aweda Bolaji Damilola, a former Students' Union Government president at the University of Ibadan, has completed his veterinary medicine degree after eight years, celebrating his induction into the profession.

Kogi Poly Lecturer Slumps in Class, Dies

Dr. Anselm Victory Ojodomo, a respected lecturer at Kogi State Polytechnic, collapsed while teaching and later died at the hospital, shocking the academic community.

ASUU to Resist FG's Coventry University Deal in Nigeria

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has pledged to oppose the Federal Government's plan to establish a Coventry University campus in Nigeria, calling it 're-colonisation' and citing financial issues at the UK institution.

Jobberman, Mastercard Expand Paid Internship for 3,650 Youth

Jobberman Nigeria and Mastercard Foundation launch second phase of Associates Programme targeting 3,650 young professionals across West Africa with paid internships, focusing on women, persons with disabilities, and internally displaced persons.

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