Category : Universities


Ogun Leads Nigeria in University Count for 2026

Ogun State has the highest number of universities in Nigeria as of 2026, with 24 institutions. Nigeria's total of 309 universities across 36 states and the FCT sparks public debate on admissions and graduate prospects.

UI VC Defends 58 Law Students with First-Class Degrees

Former University of Ibadan Vice Chancellor Idowu Olayinka defends the exceptional performance of 58 law students who graduated with first-class honors, attributing it to rigorous admission standards and consistent academic excellence.

UI Law Faculty: 58 Students Graduate with First Class Honours

Fifty-eight law students at the University of Ibadan have graduated with first-class honours, a remarkable achievement confirmed by former VC Idowu Olayinka. The results highlight the faculty's strong academic standards and consistent performance.

NUC Approves 33 New Universities in 2025 for Nigeria

The National Universities Commission has approved 33 new universities across Nigeria, bringing the total to 309 institutions. This expansion includes federal, state, and private universities aimed at enhancing educational access nationwide.

Ireland Nursing Jobs: Guide for Nigerian Applicants

Nigerian nurses seeking to work in Ireland must follow a structured seven-step process, from language proficiency to NMBI registration. This comprehensive guide outlines requirements and procedures for successful relocation.

Nigerian Student Loses £4,000 Deposit After UK Visa Denial

A Nigerian man faces financial ruin after a UK university refuses to refund his £4,000 deposit following a student visa denial. The aspiring student reportedly sold property to fund his application, sparking widespread reactions online.

Nigerian Student Found Dead at New York Residence

Oreoluwa Odetunde, a Nigerian MBA student at Cornell University, was discovered deceased at her off-campus home in New York. She was an active scholar involved in multiple student organizations.

Nigeria's Graduate Unemployment: The Silent Skills Gap

Millions of Nigerian graduates face joblessness despite falling unemployment rates, revealing a critical skills mismatch. This analysis explores how practical training and early skills development could bridge the gap.

UNILAG Food Vendor Electrocuted at College of Medicine

A food vendor named Lekan was tragically electrocuted to death at the University of Lagos College of Medicine, Idi-Araba campus. The incident occurred on Sunday morning, with the victim rushed to the hospital but later pronounced dead.

Crescent University 2026/2027 Fees and Courses

Explore Crescent University's 2026/2027 academic fees and course offerings. Get details on tuition for nursing, law, and other programs, plus admission requirements and campus facilities.

OAU Postgraduate Courses and Fees 2026/2027

Explore the comprehensive list of postgraduate courses and estimated fees at Obafemi Awolowo University for the 2026/2027 academic year, including requirements and application details.

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