The Federal Government clarifies the regions covered by its N50,000 NERSI relief fund, explaining how Nigerians are selected to receive the financial support.
Primary and secondary schools, as well as universities across Nigeria, will close on Friday, December 25, as the country prepares to celebrate Christmas.
A 39-year-old Computer Engineering lecturer at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, has been appointed professor, becoming the youngest to reach this milestone.
Kwara state Governor AbdulRazaq has approved a 27.5% Teachers Specific Allowance to take effect from January 2026, easing tensions after union pressure.
Six inmates graduate with degrees from NOUN at Kuje Custodial Centre, marking a milestone in Nigeria’s correctional education and rehabilitation efforts.
Students at KWASU Ilesha-Baruba campus were evacuated after reports of terrorists planning mass kidnappings, community and student sources say to Legit.ng.
Greensprings School unveils its Creative Arts Centre and Olympic Pool, empowering Nigerian youth in arts, sports, and creativity for a brighter future.
The National Universities Commission lifted the ban on foreign universities in Nigeria, aiming to boost investment and make the system globally competitive.
JAMB has released the official registration guidelines for the 2026 UTME, providing key information for prospective candidates ahead of the exam.
The Federal Government banned SS3 admissions in Nigeria to curb exam malpractice, enforce compliance, and restore credibility to public examinations nationwide.
Chine-me Rueben Esor, overall best graduating student of the University of Jos (JOS) has mentioned what helped her to graduate with first-class in Computer Science.
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