OAU Medical Student Dies in Sleep, University Mourns
The Obafemi Awolowo University community is in mourning after Part Three medical student Timilehin Toromade, 18, died in his sleep. The university pledges support and investigation.
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18-Year-Old OAU Medical Student Dies in Hostel
Obafemi Awolowo University announces the tragic death of 18-year-old medical student Timilehin Adetoye Toromade in his sleep. The university community is in mourning.
OAU Medical Student Dies Suddenly in Campus Residence
Obafemi Awolowo University mourns the sudden death of part-three medical student Timilehin Toromade. Details emerge as tragedy strikes weeks after UNIJOS accident. Read full report.
33.3% of Nigerian Immigrants in US on Public Benefits - Trump
Data shared by Donald Trump reveals 33.3% of Nigerian immigrant households in the US receive public assistance. Explore the full list and its political implications.
FG's New Measures to End WAEC, NECO Malpractice
The Federal Government has introduced enhanced question randomisation, strict CA timelines & a unique candidate ID to tackle exam malpractice in WAEC & NECO. Read the full details.
Oshiomhole's Adopted Blind Daughter Bags Law Degree
Joyce Imasuen Osaivbie, adopted by Senator Adams Oshiomhole in 2011, graduates with a Second-Class Upper in Law from UNIBEN. Her journey from a Braille speech to a law degree is a triumph of determination and sustained support. Read her inspiring story.
AAU: Protesters Are Not Our Registered Students
Ambrose Alli University disowns individuals behind protest against incessant kidnappings in Ekpoma. Management says demonstrators are not registered students. Read the full statement.
FG's New Plan to Stop Exam Malpractice in 2026
The Federal Government announces major reforms, including unique question papers and a new ID system, to combat cheating in WAEC and NECO exams. Learn about the 2026 crackdown.
MAAUN President Praises Kano Governor Abba Yusuf at 63
Professor Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo of MAAUN Group celebrates Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf's 63rd birthday, commending his leadership and development agenda for Kano State. Read the full tribute.
FG's New Plan to Stop Exam Malpractice in WAEC, NECO
The Federal Government has announced strict new measures, including unique question papers and a learner ID, to combat cheating in the 2026 WAEC and NECO exams. Learn how this will impact students nationwide.
JAMB: UTME 2026 Fees Unchanged, No Registration Extension
JAMB announces UTME 2026 application fees will not increase despite economic challenges. Parents advised to register early as no extension will be granted. Full details inside.
FG, World Bank Launch Job Portal for TVET Graduates
The Federal Government, backed by the World Bank, is launching a national job portal to directly connect skilled TVET graduates with employers, aiming to train 1 million Nigerians.
NYSC Member's Touching Salute to Father Goes Viral
Zainab Opeyemi Ayilara's emotional tribute to her father after NYSC camp has captured Nigeria's heart. See the story behind the viral TikTok video and her father's sacrifices.
Ex-Kaduna Education Commissioner Suleiman Kauru Dies at 78
Alhaji Suleiman Lawal Kauru, former Kaduna Education Commissioner and Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic Rector, has been buried in Zaria after a prolonged illness. Read about his legacy and the prominent figures at his funeral.
Nigerian Researcher Earns International Catalysis Recognition
Isaac K. Seim, a Nigerian doctoral candidate at Clemson University, wins the prestigious Kokes Award for his groundbreaking work in catalysis and CO2 reduction technology. Read his inspiring journey.
UNIMED VC: Innovation Key to 2026 Institutional Development
UNIMED Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ebunoluwa Adejuyigbe, declares innovation a top priority for 2026 to elevate the university's global standing. Read her full New Year message to stakeholders.
Professor's Critique: Nigerian Universities Must 'Heal Thyself'
Prof. Ayodeji Olukoju calls for deep introspection in African universities, questioning appointments, funding, and standards. Can Nigeria's higher education reform itself? Read his bold analysis.
Three Nigerian States Approve Partial School Reopening
Taraba, Kebbi, and Kwara states have directed a partial resumption of schools following insecurity closures. The move raises concerns over educational inequality. Read the full details.
FUTO First-Class Grad Shares 3am Study Secret
Christopher Asor, a Computer Science first-class graduate from FUTO, reveals his unique 3am study strategy and the principle of declining work before exams that led to his academic excellence. Discover his journey.
Zulum Gives 81 KIU Graduates Automatic Employment
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has approved automatic employment for 81 top Kashim Ibrahim University graduates. The move is a strategic investment in the state's future. Read more.
Imo Releases FSLC Results After Four-Year Delay
Imo State government ends four-year wait, releases First School Leaving Certificate results from 2020-2024. Commissioner Ikegwuoha announces new online system for result printing from March 2026.
Taraba Schools Resume as Boarding Ban Takes Effect
Taraba schools reopen with all boarding hostels closed, forcing students into long commutes. Parents and teachers warn of rising costs, absenteeism, and educational inequality. Can safety be balanced with access?
Ogun Schools Resume Jan 5, Taraba Faces Boarding Ban Fallout
Ogun State announces second-term resumption for all schools on January 5, 2026. Meanwhile, Taraba's boarding school closure reshapes student commutes and safety concerns. Get the full details.
New NIDSUG President Pledges Focus on Peace, Student Welfare
Comrade Chika Precious Uchechukwu, newly elected NIDSUG President, commits to youth-led peace initiatives and academic excellence for Niger Delta students. Read his full agenda.
Peller to Return to School, Regrets Bad English
Nigerian streamer Peller reveals plans to study arts at university, expressing regret over his inability to speak English fluently. The decision follows his breakup with Jarvis.
Blind Girl Adopted by Oshiomhole Graduates with Law Degree
Joyce Imasuen Osaivbie, a blind girl adopted by ex-Governor Adams Oshiomhole in 2011, graduates with a 2.1 in Law from UNIBEN. Read her inspiring journey of determination and support.
MAPOLY Commissions Student Entrepreneurship Projects
MAPOLY commissions solar power, WiFi & block-making projects by students. The polytechnic leads Nigeria's entrepreneurship revolution, focusing on practical skills. Read more.
Prof. Dianabasi Eduwem Elected Provost, UniUyo College of Health Sciences
Prof. Dianabasi Eduwem's election as Provost of UniUyo's College of Health Sciences draws congratulations from alumni and NMA. His leadership is expected to advance medical education.
Shettima: Education is Not a Gamble
VP Shettima declares education a secure investment for Nigeria's future at Kashim Ibrahim University convocation. Governor Zulum offers jobs and scholarships to top graduates.
Gombe Students Hail Inuwa for New University Campuses
Gombe State students laud Governor Inuwa Yahaya for establishing two new GSU campuses in Malam Sidi and Dukku, improving education access. The Governor also donated N14m to families of journalists lost in a tragic accident. Read more.
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