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Education · Leadership News ·
Obla Delivers ₦25m, £33,000 Scholarship To First-Class Idoma Law Graduate
Obla has awarded a scholarship valued at ₦25 million and £33,000 to a first-class Idoma law graduate, according to the headline. The development centres on educational support for an outstanding student and highlights a significant financial commitment to the graduate’s further academic advancement.
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Education · Leadership News ·
How We Balanced Marriage, Family, Research To Earn Our PhD Same Day – Couple
A couple described how they managed the demands of marriage, family life and academic research while both pursuing doctoral studies, leading to them earning their PhDs on the same day. The report focuses on their shared educational journey and family-academic balance.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
Make education of your children top priority, school proprietress urges parents
A school proprietress has urged parents to make their children’s education a leading priority, highlighting the importance of stronger parental focus on schooling and child development. The report centres on a call for families to place education higher on their list of responsibilities.
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Education · Leadership News ·
Borno To Revive Kanuri Traditional Culinary Heritage In Schools
Borno State plans to revive Kanuri traditional culinary heritage through schools, indicating an effort to introduce or strengthen lessons and activities around indigenous food culture among students. The move points to a broader focus on preserving local traditions through the education system.
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Education · Leadership News ·
August Meeting: Enugu Commissioner Harps On Unity, Girl-child Education
An Enugu commissioner used the August Meeting platform to emphasise the need for unity and stronger support for girl-child education. The headline indicates the official focused on social cohesion and the importance of improving educational opportunities for girls in the state.
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Education · PM News ·
How India classified ragas using mathematics
The report focuses on how India used mathematics to classify ragas, the melodic frameworks in its classical music tradition. It indicates an intersection of music and numerical methods, highlighting a structured approach to organising and understanding ragas.
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Education · BusinessDay ·
Capital flight: How Nigerian universities can meet UK standards and reverse education tourism, by Middlesex University admissions official
A Middlesex University admissions official outlines how Nigerian universities could improve to meet UK standards and help reduce education tourism. The piece focuses on capital flight linked to students studying abroad and highlights steps local institutions may take to retain more learners.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
Nigeria’s universities must turn Degrees into capacity, innovation and economic value — Oluwaseun Ajayi
Oluwaseun Ajayi says Nigerian universities should make degrees more useful by linking higher education to practical capacity, innovation and economic value. The headline points to a call for institutions to focus on outcomes that strengthen skills development and support wider national growth.
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Education · Vanguard ·
In Ekiti, students abandon school for online scam as mums form ‘Iya Omo Ologo Association’
A Vanguard report says some students in Ekiti are leaving school to engage in online fraud, while a group of mothers has reportedly organised under the name Iya Omo Ologo Association. The headline points to growing concern over youth involvement in cybercrime and its effect on education.
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Education · The Punch ·
UBEC rehabilitates Lagos school for dropout girls
The Universal Basic Education Commission has rehabilitated a school in Lagos intended to support girls who dropped out of formal education. The development points to an intervention focused on improving learning access and school facilities for vulnerable female students in the state.
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Education · Nigerian Tribune ·
NFI matriculates 233 students
The Nigerian Film Institute has formally admitted 233 students, marking the start of their academic programme at the institution. The development centres on the school’s matriculation exercise and reflects its latest intake of new students.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Forget the Certificates, Let’s Face the Job
The piece centres on a call to move attention away from certificates and focus instead on the actual demands of a job, highlighting practical competence, suitability and performance as the main issues under consideration.
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Education · ThisDay ·
Bwacha Ignites Controversy over Federal University Wukari
Bwacha has stirred fresh controversy involving Federal University Wukari, drawing attention to a dispute or disagreement linked to the institution. The development places the university at the centre of public discussion, with the issue likely to attract scrutiny from stakeholders and observers.
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Education · The Punch ·
We won’t end strike until suspended Abia varsity professor is recalled – ASUU chair, Mbah
The ASUU chair, Mbah, says the ongoing strike involving an Abia university will continue until a suspended professor is reinstated. The development indicates that the lecturer’s recall remains the union’s key condition for ending the industrial action.
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Education · ThisDay ·
WHAT DOES UNIJOS MEAN TO ME?
The headline suggests a reflective piece on the personal significance of the University of Jos, focusing on what the institution represents to the writer or subject, possibly in terms of education, identity, experience, or community connection.
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Education · The Punch ·
I lost my sight, but not my dreams — Theatre Arts graduate
A Theatre Arts graduate recounts losing sight while continuing to pursue personal goals and professional ambitions. The report focuses on the individual’s experience of visual impairment alongside determination to move forward in education and life.
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Education · The Punch ·
Wild sign-out: When graduation parties turn dangerous
The report focuses on graduation sign-out celebrations and how some of these events can become risky for participants and the public. It highlights concerns around student behaviour during post-graduation parties and the dangers linked to poorly controlled festivities.
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Education · The Punch ·
Inside Lagos communities where poverty steals children’s futures
The report focuses on Lagos communities where poverty is shaping the lives of children and limiting their opportunities. It points to difficult living conditions and the ways economic hardship is affecting young people’s development, education and future prospects across vulnerable areas of the state.
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Education · The Punch ·
UNIZIK probes viral sexual misconduct allegation against lecturer
Nnamdi Azikiwe University is investigating a sexual misconduct allegation involving a lecturer after the claim gained widespread attention online. The development indicates the institution has begun a formal response to the matter as scrutiny grows around the viral accusation.
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Education · Premium Times ·
Medical academics issue 21-day ultimatum to FG over outstanding demands
Medical academics have given the Federal Government a 21-day ultimatum over unresolved demands, signalling growing tension between both sides. The move indicates that pending issues remain unsettled and may require urgent government engagement to prevent further disruption within the medical academic sector.