Zaria, Nigeria is set to host one of the most ambitious scientific gatherings of the year as the Nigerian Society of Physical Sciences (NSPS) joins forces with the Faculty of Physical Sciences at Ahmadu Bello University to stage the 4th…
In a powerful declaration that resonated across the engineering and education sectors, the newly inaugurated 19th President of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria, Chinyere Igwegbe, outlined a bold vision for empowering young girls and early-career engineers in…
Nigeria is at a crossroads in education. For decades, the nation’s school curriculum has struggled to reflect the realities of a fast-changing world and the urgent demands of local and global economies. Voices from educators, policymakers and civil society are…
Artificial intelligence is no longer a concept of tomorrow. For children growing up today, AI is already part of how they discover information, play games, communicate and eventually work. Because of this, educators and policymakers around the world are pushing…
Nigeria’s education system is under intense scrutiny and debate as parents, educators, and experts warn that the country’s young learners are being pushed through school too fast and with too little preparation. What was once a structured and gradual journey…
Many young Nigerians and students across Africa dream of studying abroad without drowning in debt. But with tuition fees and living costs rising in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, that dream often feels out of reach. In…
For many young researchers around the world, being part of work that shapes the future of technology is a dream. Today, that dream is reality for Tiancheng Hu, a Gates Cambridge Scholar whose voice is now part of a major…
In an inspiring showcase of intellect and articulate thought, the University of Ghana clinched victory at the first-ever Inter‑University Africa Debate held at the University of Lagos in Nigeria. The event drew an enthusiastic crowd of students, volunteers, and policy…
Across the country, long-serving Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) and part-time teachers attached to Federal Unity Colleges are growing increasingly anxious as months pass with little clarity on their promised regularisation into the civil service. Despite years of teaching and a federal…
Senator Ned Nwoko, the Lawmaker representing Delta North Senatorial District has announced a free JAMB registration scheme for 1,500 students from the district, following the commencement of the 2026 UTME exercise nationwide. In a statement released on Wednesday through his…
Medical experts warn that tying legs after a snakebite is dangerous. The news of the recent passing of the young and aspiring singer, Ifunanya Nwangene, has sent a very cold shiver down the spine of many Nigerians. While the loss…
The Universal Basic Education Commission, UBEC, has again placed Nigeria’s foundational schooling on a new trajectory as it inaugurated a cutting‑edge Smart School in Hadejia, Jigawa State. This initiative represents a broader strategy to integrate modern technology into the classroom…
At the 94th Founders’ Day celebration of Igbobi College in Yaba, Lagos, former Vice-President Professor Yemi Osinbajo delivered a powerful message about the future of education in Nigeria. In remarks that blended personal reflection with strategic insight, he urged schools…
In a significant development for Nigeria’s tertiary education sector, the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has formally begun work on the Abuja Leadership Centre of Excellence in Public Governance at the University of Abuja. The event took place at the…
In a sweeping decision that has sent shockwaves through the education sector, the Kogi State Government announced the temporary closure of all primary and secondary schools in the state for a period of two weeks beginning from February 4 2026.…
