The Federal Ministry of Education has fully digitized the authentication and evaluation of academic credentials to enhance transparency, curb fraud, and streamline processes through an online portal.
Professor Owojecho Omoha shares his journey from radio journalism in Benue State to academia, discussing King's College London's grammar policy and literary criticism in Nigeria.
Women at Risk International Foundation expands its educational school program to four secondary schools in Ogun and Oyo States, training girls, parents, and school staff to combat sexual and gender-based violence.
A university vice-chancellor highlights digital transformation as vital for Africa's inclusive and sustainable development, stressing governance, collaboration, and bridging the digital divide at a Lagos conference.
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This article explores the critical need for strategic partnerships between government and research institutions to enhance policy intelligence and civil service efficiency in Nigeria, drawing on global examples like Japan's MITI.
A UNILAG professor highlights geography as essential for Africa's development, linking it to finance, health, and climate policy, and calls for interdisciplinary approaches.
A UK-based Nigerian man shares his traumatic Dubai relocation story, revealing overcrowded housing, factory labor, and broken job promises that made him flee back to Nigeria within weeks.
The Malala Fund's Education Champion Network advocates for at least 15% capital expenditure in Kano's budget for girl-child education, emphasizing infrastructure, female teachers, and safe schools to boost enrollment.
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has granted automatic employment and N500,000 cash gifts to two former corps members for their contributions to socio-economic development.
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A Tel Aviv University report finds antisemitic attacks in 2025 caused the highest Jewish fatalities in three decades, with 20 deaths across four incidents including a deadly Sydney attack.
Dr. Steven AnuAdesemoye urges faith-based organizations to invest in digital technology hubs to equip Nigerian youths with competitive skills like AI and data analytics, addressing a critical skills gap.
A Nigerian man in Canada successfully sued his landlord in court, winning a compensation of $1,475 CAD after the landlord failed to comply with legal notice requirements under residential tenancy laws.
Nigeria's UN Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim will deliver a keynote at Harvard University, focusing on President Tinubu's Renewed Hope strategy and institutional reforms in Africa.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu receives a PhD in Law from the University of Calabar, with Renewed Hope Partners commending his academic excellence and leadership.
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Tunde Alao-Olaifa, a financial expert, describes Nigeria's student loan scheme as a 'financial time machine' that has disbursed ₦206.2 billion, reshaping education access and stimulating the economy through direct liquidity injections to youth.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Okezie Kalu receives a Doctor of Laws from the University of Calabar, becoming part of Nigeria's exclusive group of fewer than 100,000 PhD holders.
Tope Adenuga, an education expert, urges a shift from reactive administration to intentional leadership in African schools to enhance quality and sustainability through a masterclass program.
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Benjamin Okezie Kalu has been conferred with a Doctor of Laws degree by the University of Calabar during its 38th convocation ceremony. His doctoral research was recognized as outstanding and featured in the
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu receives Doctor of Laws from University of Calabar, with his research recognized as outstanding contribution to knowledge at 38th convocation ceremony.
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The Federal University Oye-Ekiti's research group, in collaboration with health agencies, conducted a two-day sensitization campaign across eight communities to educate residents on malaria prevention, addressing issues like mosquito net misuse and enviro
The Presidency partners with Lagos State and Jakande Academy for the inaugural Abuja Dialogue on youth leadership development, aiming to create a sustainable pipeline for future Nigerian leaders.
Prof. Lateef Sanni of NSPRI emphasized the need for creativity and innovation at a FUNAAB retreat, highlighting the importance of commercializing research to address national challenges in agriculture, health, and technology.
The Nigerian Engineering Olympiad announces a N100 million competition to bridge engineering theory and industry, with 30 teams receiving N3 million grants for prototype development.
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The International Labour Organisation's campaign to ratify the Social Security (Minimum Standards) Convention 1952 is intensifying, aiming for 70 ratifications to strengthen global social protection systems and human rights.
Monsignor Obiorah Ike, a Catholic priest and professor, stated that Africa's abundant resources are crucial for global survival, yet its people remain poor and underutilize their potential.
The National Universities Commission introduces strict guidelines to curb the commercialisation of honorary degrees, banning serving officials from awards and prohibiting the use of 'Dr' title for recipients.
A new book by Dr. Fineboy Joseph highlights Nigeria's growing moral decadence as a societal threat. However, its launch event in Abia State shifted focus to political endorsements for Governor Alex Otti's second term.
A University of Lagos graduate who once believed she wasn't smart has defied expectations by graduating with first-class honors and emerging as the second-best student in her department, sharing her inspiring journey on social media.
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At a Lagos book launch, experts warned that young Nigerian leaders lack grounding and need practical tools, not just praise, to navigate complex systems effectively.
