EduTech, Woolf University To Offer Nigerians Master’s Degree In Software
Technology education provider, GOMYCODE has partnered with Woolf University, a global collegiate higher education institution, to offer a Master of […]
OPay Extends N1.2 billion 10-year Scholarship Scheme To OAU
In line with its commitment to education and youth empowerment, OPay, has announced its plans to award scholarships to students
Five Students Die Of Strange Disease In Kebbi University
At least five students at Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero (KSUSTA), have reportedly died of an unidentified illness. Some
Education & Academics, Health & Wellness
Africa’s Students Keen On Health, STEM Programmes Abroad
The majority of Africa’s students who are interested in studying at universities in the world’s top study destinations of the
Alex Otti Foundation Scholarship For Undergraduates
Access to quality education remains a critical factor in shaping the future of young Nigerians. Many families face financial challenges
Nigeria Producing More Graduates Than Available Jobs, Senator Ngwu Laments
The Minority Whip of the Senate, Sen. Osita Ngwu on Friday lamented that the number of graduates produced each year
Sokoto University Dismisses Three Staff Over ‘Serious’ Misconducts
The management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University (UDUS), Sokoto, has dismissed three staff members over what they described as ‘serious’ misconduct.
FUTA Don Raises Alarm Over Indiscriminate Consumption of Sex-Enhancing Substances Amongst Youths
A Professor of Applied Clinical Biochemistry at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA Oluwafemi Ibukun has warned Nigerians, especially
FUOYE Students Protest, Condemn SSANU Women’s ‘Plot Against Institution’
The Students’ Union Government (SUG) of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has staged a protest against what they described as
Education & Academics
Former Student Sues School, Saying He Graduated With A 3.4 GPA But Unable To Read Or Even Spell His Own Name
The student, who is referred to as “William A.” in the lawsuit, did not receive a “compensatory education” from the