Nigerian Teen Wins African Spelling Bee Junior Title in Zimbabwe
Fourteen-year-old Oluwadamilola Adeolu clinched the Junior category title at the African Spelling Bee in Harare, Zimbabwe, leading Nigeria to second place in team rankings.
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FUNAAB Student Rises from 2.60 GPA to Graduate with 4.24 CGPA
Salaam Shukurat, a FUNAAB graduate, celebrated her academic journey from a low 2.60 GPA in 100 level to achieving a final 4.24 CGPA, inspiring netizens with her story of perseverance and hard work.
UNILAG Graduate Weeps Over 4.49 CGPA on Convocation Day
A University of Lagos graduate shared her emotional story of crying on convocation day after finishing with a 4.49 CGPA, sparking widespread reactions online about academic pressure and expectations.
FG Eases Girl-Child Burden Through Water Security Projects
The Federal Government reaffirms commitment to reducing girl-child burdens by expanding water access, with over 6,700 water schemes providing safe drinking water to 32 million Nigerians.
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WMO: Earth's Climate Imbalance Hits Record High
The World Meteorological Organisation warns Earth's climate is more out of balance than ever, with 2015-2025 the hottest 11-year period on record and severe repercussions ahead.
Nigeria's Digital Schools Amid Global Tech Reassessment
As Western nations scale back classroom technology due to cognitive concerns, Nigeria aggressively pursues digital education reforms, raising questions about infrastructure gaps and learning outcomes.
Dele Giwa Journalism Research Centre Launched After 40 Years
The Dele Giwa Journalism Research Centre has been established as a digital archive preserving the legendary journalist's writings and legacy. Chief of Research NyaknnoAbasi Osso details Giwa's impact on media freedom and investigative journalism in Nigeri
Nigeria's SDG Progress Stalls Amid Global Labor Challenges
With less than five years to the 2030 deadline, ILO data reveals slow progress on SDGs in Nigeria. Labor income share has fallen globally, and working poverty persists, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.
Firm Empowers 103 Female Students to Bridge STEM Gender Gap
Johnvents Group engaged 103 female secondary school students from 19 schools in Nigeria for International Women's Day 2026, hosting them at manufacturing facilities to inspire careers in STEM fields.
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Emir Sanusi Praises Kano's 30% Education Budget Allocation
Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II lauds Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for allocating 30% of Kano's 2026 budget to education, emphasizing girl child education and his own return to university studies.
Gender-Inclusive Water Solutions Urged as 40% Boreholes Fail
Development experts call for stronger gender inclusion in water governance as over 40% of government-installed boreholes fail within two years, highlighting systemic issues and urging women's central role in decision-making.
Katsina's Free Smart Schools Target Rural, Disadvantaged Kids
Governor Dikko Radda announces that Katsina's new model smart schools provide free world-class education with 24-hour power, ICT classrooms, and internet access for children from rural backgrounds.
NASoW Lagos Calls for Unity in Social Work Month 2026
The Nigeria Association of Social Workers Lagos Chapter urges collective action to address societal divisions during Social Work Month 2026, emphasizing the theme of building hope and harmony through collaboration.
Iranian Leaders' Kids in US Universities Stir Controversy
Children of Iran's ruling elite are building careers at prestigious US universities, raising concerns about influence and hypocrisy amid regime anti-Western rhetoric.
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Sister's First Salary Gift Inspires Family Investment Advice
Toyyib Adewale Adelodun advises investing in family after his sister, who battled sickle cell disease, gave him part of her first salary with a heartfelt note.
Bingham University Promotes Desmond Okocha to Full Professor
Bingham University's Governing Council has promoted Desmond Onyemechi Okocha to Full Professor of Journalism and Emerging Media, recognizing his academic leadership and digital media research contributions.
NGO Empowers 100 Girls Through Sisters for HER Initiative
Beyond The Classroom Foundation marked International Women's Day 2026 by empowering 100 adolescent girls in Abuja through its Sisters for HER mentorship initiative, focusing on education and self-worth.
Motola Oyebanjo: Using Communication to Empower Women
Motola Oyebanjo, Global Head of Communications at CIMMYT, shares her journey of using strategic communication to expand women's power and possibility through corporate leadership and her foundation When Women Win.
CU Graduate Launches Tech Company One Year After Graduation
David Mac-Asore, a Covenant University computer engineering graduate, co-founded Reedapt Inc. just one year after graduation. He shares his journey from internship to fintech roles and entrepreneurship.
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Graduate Overcomes 'Slow Brain' Label for First Class Degree
Oghenemaro Miracle Etoroma, a Covenant University graduate, shares her journey of overcoming years of self-doubt after being labeled 'slow brain' in junior secondary school to earn a first-class degree.
Sophia Ogwude's Discourse on Nigerian Prose Fiction
A review of Professor Sophia Obiajulu Ogwude's book, 'Critiquing the Nigerian Socio-Political Space in Prose Fiction,' exploring its themes and scholarly impact in literary criticism.
Lawyer Faults Osun Rep's Scholarship Claims to Constituents
Public-interest lawyer Pelumi Olajengbesi challenges Rep Wole Oke's claim of awarding 1,240 scholarships, calling it an insult and demanding proof of transformative impact over 24 years.
Teacher's Viral Post on Student's Handwriting Sparks Debate
A Nigerian social studies teacher's post about a JSS3 student's illegible handwriting has gone viral, sparking widespread reactions and discussions about learning difficulties.
Rethinking Youth Employability: Degrees to Decent Work in Nigeria
Nigeria faces a critical youth unemployment crisis with 80 million young people jobless. This article explores the skills gap, employer perspectives, and innovative solutions to transform degrees into decent work opportunities.
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Early Tech Education in Schools Advocated for National Growth
Michael Magaji of USOSA and Gbolahan Ilayomi of Wowbii call for early technology adoption in schools to boost national development, highlighting donations of interactive boards to unity schools.
NAS Urges Increased Investment in Research and Development
The Nigerian Academy of Science urges federal and state governments to prioritize funding for scientific research, innovation, and development to drive national growth and address challenges like climate change and food security.
Professor Mebine Calls for Improved Math Teaching and Funding
Prof. Promise Mebine, former CEO of NMC, highlights poor teaching methods and funding as key issues in math education, urging reforms to produce socially responsible graduates.
PwC and LBS Partner to Boost Corporate Sustainability in Nigeria
PwC Nigeria and Lagos Business School have signed an MoU to launch sustainability and climate-focused training programs for professionals and executives, aiming to enhance organizational resilience and ESG integration across sectors starting in 2026.
YABATECH Lecturer: Conducive Environment Key to Academic Success
A Yaba College of Technology lecturer highlights the critical role of a conducive environment and staff welfare in achieving academic success, urging government investment in education.
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Professor Calls for Environmental Action Over Reproductive Health Threats
A professor at the University of Delta warns that environmental toxins from oil exploration are harming reproductive health in the Niger Delta, urging government intervention and nutritional solutions.
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