Accountant Attributes Success to Former Lecturer's Guidance
A Nigerian chartered accountant reveals how a pivotal encounter with a former university lecturer provided crucial mentorship that shaped her professional journey and achievements.
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Law Grad Finds Lecturer's Mistake: 'E' Was an 'A'
A Nigerian law graduate recounts how she nearly accepted a failing grade in her final year, only to find she scored 75 and earned an A after reviewing her exam script.
Sanwo-Olu Vacates Seat for Teen Spelling Bee Winner in Lagos
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State temporarily ceded his position to 14-year-old Esther Etiyemonu, who won a state-wide Spelling Bee competition, highlighting youth empowerment and educational excellence.
UNILAG Mass Comm First-Class Graduates Share Success Tips
Seven first-class graduates from UNILAG's Mass Communication program share how discipline, resilience, and community support helped them excel in journalism, PR, advertising, film, and digital media.
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First-Class Engineering Graduate Begs for Job After NYSC
Oluwafemi Paul, a first-class graduate in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from FUOYE, has publicly appealed for job opportunities online after finishing his NYSC, sparking widespread reactions and advice from social media users.
Graduate Sells Ice Cream, Video Sparks Unemployment Debate
A Nigerian man with a Second Class Upper in Computer Engineering went viral for selling ice cream, igniting online discussions about graduate unemployment and economic challenges in the country.
Theatre Arts JAMB Cut-Off Mark 2026 and Top Universities
Discover the JAMB cut-off mark for Theatre Arts in Nigeria for 2026/2027, including top universities, subject combinations, and admission requirements for aspiring students.
Army University Professor Dies in Boko Haram Captivity
Professor Abubakar Mohammed El-Jummah, Dean of Engineering at Nigerian Army University Biu, has died in Boko Haram captivity after being abducted in March 2025. Funeral prayers were conducted in absentia as the nation mourns.
Mary Onyali Appointed NTIC Ambassador with Over 60 Staff
Nigerian Tulip International Colleges appoints Olympic medalist Mary Onyali, Air Commodore Abdullahi, and 61 long-serving staff as education ambassadors in a ceremony at the National Defence College, Abuja.
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Expert Explains Why 'Bottled Water' Is Grammatically Correct
A language expert explains that 'bottled water' is the grammatically correct expression, tracing common errors to misunderstandings of verbal adjectives and participles in English usage.
Engineer Suggests 12 Noon School Closure, Nigerians React
A Nigerian engineer advocates for schools to close by 12 noon, citing economic hardship. Public reactions highlight debates on education reforms and skill training.
Benefits of Learning German for Nigerians: Jobs & More
Experts highlight the extensive advantages for Nigerians in mastering German, from enhanced career prospects and business opportunities to cultural enrichment and global mobility.
Professor Dies in Boko Haram Captivity After Year Abduction
Professor Abubakar Mohammed El-Jummah of Nigerian Army University Biu has died in Boko Haram captivity nearly a year after his abduction, with family citing illness from hardship endured.
OOU Engineering Student Breaks Record as Best Graduate
Ajayi David Bamidele, a pupil engineer, has made history at Olabisi Onabanjo University by graduating as the overall best student with a record CGPA of 4.89 in the Faculty of Engineering.
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Teacher Arrested for Alleged Student Relationship
A biology teacher at a Catholic all-girls school in New Orleans was fired and arrested after allegedly engaging in a sexual relationship with a student, discovered through explicit texts and images.
Professor Biodun Jeyifo, Former ASUU President, Dies at 80
Nigeria mourns the loss of Professor Biodun Jeyifo, a celebrated scholar and former ASUU national president, who died of renal failure at age 80 after a distinguished academic career.
Lady Cries After Wearing NYSC Uniform After Years of Struggle
A Nigerian youth corps member shared an emotional story on TikTok, crying as she finally wore her NYSC uniform after writing JAMB five times and facing university challenges.
FUOYE Best Graduating Student Gets ₦100,000 Reward
Maryam Adeniyi, a Federal University Oye-Ekiti graduate, went viral after posting her 4.89 CGPA online and received a ₦100,000 cash reward from @Sir_Rexpect for her academic excellence.
FUOYE Anatomy Student Graduates Top With 4.89 CGPA
Adeniyi Maryam Adedolapo, an anatomy student, has been named the overall best graduating student at Federal University Oye-Ekiti's 10th convocation with an impressive 4.89 CGPA.
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UNILAG Grad Shares Story Behind Viral School Fees Plea
Oluwakemisola Emmanuel, a UNILAG graduate, opens up about her emotional journey after begging on Lagos streets for tuition fees, detailing challenges, public reaction, and how donations transformed her life.
UNILAG Student Rises from 1.79 CGPA to Second Class Upper
A University of Lagos graduate shares his viral story of academic transformation, detailing how he overcame a challenging 1.79 CGPA in 100 level to achieve a Second Class Upper degree through perseverance and hard work.
UNILAG Student Breaks 44-Year Record with 4.87 CGPA
Oluwasegun Ilesanmi graduates with first-class honors from UNILAG, setting the highest CGPA in his department's history and winning multiple academic awards.
Emir Sanusi Switches to Online Law Lectures at Kano University
Kano's Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II has transitioned from physical to virtual attendance for his Law degree at Northwest University Kano, citing logistical and security considerations.
FG Begins Implementation of Renegotiated ASUU Welfare Deal
The Nigerian federal government has commenced implementing key welfare provisions from its renegotiated agreement with ASUU, including a 40% increase in academic allowances effective January 2026.
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UNILAG Graduate's Viral Video Over 4.49 CGPA
A Nigerian lady's emotional TikTok video about narrowly missing first-class honors at UNILAG with a 4.49 CGPA has sparked widespread reactions online.
2,000+ Educators Trained in Kano on Inclusive Teaching Framework
More than 2,000 educators from Kano State participated in a major training program organized by EDUFORGE, focusing on Universal Design for Learning to reach diverse learners effectively.
Adamawa Teen Attempts Suicide After Mechanic Pregnancy
A 19-year-old SS2 student in Adamawa State attempted suicide after being impregnated and abandoned by a roadside mechanic, highlighting poverty-driven exploitation and gender-based violence affecting young girls.
UK Raises PhD Stipend to N40 Million for Nigerian Students
UK Research and Innovation announces above-inflation increase in minimum PhD stipend to £21,805 (N40 million) from October 2026, benefiting Nigerian doctoral candidates studying in the United Kingdom.
Friend Betrays Trust, Spends University Fees During Cash Scarcity
An X user recounts a heartbreaking betrayal where a trusted friend, operating a POS business, misused her university fees during Nigeria's 2023 cash scarcity, forcing her to defer admission and live with guilt.
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Gen-Z First Generation with Lower IQ Than Parents
Neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath reveals Gen-Z is the first generation to score lower on cognitive tests than predecessors, blaming excessive screen time and digital learning for the decline.
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