In a swift response to growing anxiety among students and parents across Nigeria, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund has firmly stated that its student loan scheme remains fully operational, dismissing widespread claims of a shutdown as false and misleading. The…
Nigeria’s higher education sector is being urged to rethink its priorities as universities confront a rapidly changing global economy where skills, innovation and enterprise now carry more weight than paper qualifications. This renewed call came from leadership at Babcock University,…
Public school teachers across the Federal Capital Territory have announced the commencement of an indefinite strike, raising fresh concerns about disruptions to learning in Abuja. The industrial action, declared by the Nigeria Union of Teachers, is set to affect thousands…
In a move that is expected to reshape access to computer-based examinations in Kogi West, Senator Sunday Karimi has committed about N1 billion towards the establishment of four additional Computer-Based Test centres across the district. The intervention, which is already…
The University of Lagos is steadily repositioning itself at the centre of Africa’s innovation future, with the launch of the University Innovation Pods known as UNIPOD marking a defining moment in Nigeria’s journey towards building a globally competitive tech ecosystem.…
Nigeria’s economic story is tightly linked to how efficiently its revenue agencies perform, and few institutions sit at the centre of that conversation as much as the Nigeria Customs Service. As the country continues to battle revenue leakages, smuggling, under-declaration,…
Nigeria’s capital market is entering a defining phase as digital assets continue to gain traction, but industry leaders are warning that innovation must not outpace regulation. At the centre of this conversation is the Nigerian Exchange Group, whose chairman has…
The legal standoff between global cryptocurrency exchange Binance and Nigeria’s apex bank has reached another critical point, as the Central Bank of Nigeria formally closed its testimony in a high-profile case that continues to shape the country’s stance on digital…
Nigeria’s journey towards a modern, efficient and globally competitive energy sector has taken a decisive turn, as the National Information Technology Development Agency teams up with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited to accelerate technology-driven reforms across the industry. The…
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has released the first batch of results for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, offering early insight into the performance of candidates across the country and setting the tone for what is expected to…
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has confirmed plans to reschedule candidates affected by technical disruptions during the ongoing 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, offering reassurance to thousands of anxious students and parents across Nigeria. The decision comes amid reports…
For thousands of candidates across Nigeria, the release of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination results marks a critical moment in the journey to higher education. Conducted annually by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, the UTME remains the gateway…
Nigeria’s long-running electricity crisis is taking a deeper toll on the education sector, with stakeholders warning that unreliable power supply is steadily undermining teaching, research, and overall academic performance across the country. From primary schools to universities, the impact is…
In a surprising turn for the global smartphone industry, Apple has recorded a strong comeback in China, with iPhone shipments rising sharply in the first quarter of 2026. The development stands out because it comes at a time when the…
Nigeria’s digital space is facing a fresh wave of coordinated cyber threats, with regulators raising the alarm over growing attempts to breach financial systems and critical infrastructure across the country. In a strongly worded advisory released on April 17, the…