Education
32,000 Nigerians to Get Free Tech Training as FG Bets ₦10.5bn on Digital Skills
The Federal Government has launched a ₦10.5bn Digital Training Academy targeting 32,000 Nigerians with free digital skills and recognised certifications.
Read moreJAMB Moves 2027 UTME Time: Is the New Registrar Finally Fixing Old Examination Problems?
JAMB has moved the 2027 UTME arrival time from 6:30am to 7:30am and is also clarifying CAPS statuses, signalling a...
Read moreFrom Graduation to Casket: Fresh FUNAAB Graduate Dies in Abeokuta Crash
Mayowa had just graduated from FUNAAB with first-class honours. He was working as a dispatch rider when a reported collision...
Read moreJAMB Takes Full Control of HND Admissions Nationwide
The Federal Government has directed the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to take over all Higher National Diploma (HND)...
Read more“Beyond Theory”: FUNAAB, NUC, TETFund Partner to Equip Lecturers With Practical Tools for Teaching Entrepreneurship
FUNAAB has partnered with the NUC, TETFund and GETrust to hold a three-day capacity-building programme on "Teaching Entrepreneurship Using Effectuation"...
Read more“The ASUU-LASU 5: Seven Years After, the Wounds Remain Open”
Seven years after the dismissal of five lecturers of Lagos State University (LASU), fresh calls have been made for their...
Read moreThe Reckoning Returns: Carnegie Mellon Scrutinizes Uju Anya’s Posts
Nigerian-born academic Uju Anya is facing another storm after Carnegie Mellon University began reviewing social media posts it described as...
Read moreNigeria’s Schools Don’t Need a New Policy — They Need Money
The Federal Government's plan to scrap the 6-3-3-4 education system is a distraction from the real crisis: chronic underfunding, weak...
Read more“100MB Every Day: FG Opens New Digital Door for Nigerian Students”
Nigerian students in public senior secondary and tertiary institutions are set to receive 100MB of free daily data for approved...
Read more“As Low as 25%”: FG Sets New Quality Benchmark for Textbooks
The Federal Government has introduced a national textbook ranking system and set a 70% minimum score, after some books reportedly...
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