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.
The federal government has set the new JSS1 admission age at 12 as private schools outpace state schools in growth, reshaping Nigeria's education system.
The Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings has mentioned three Nigerians universities in its latest report as South Africa and Egypt institutions lead.
Federal government launches ₦50m STEMM grants for student innovators, while strengthening inclusive education policies for all Nigerian children.
OAU Students’ Union condemns newly approved dress code, citing infringement on fundamental rights and calling for policies that respect diversity and liberty.
NELFUND announces some additional significant impact initiatives aimed at further breaking down barriers to access to quality education for Nigerian youths.
Lagos State University (LASU) produced 10 first-class graduates and best graduating female student at Nigerian Law School during 2025 Call to Bar Ceremony in Abuja.
Sixteen financially challenged UNILAG students who were on the verge of dropping out recieves career-saving scholarship award from Prof Mike Adebamowo Foundation
OPay empowers 20 students at Ambrose Alli University (AAU) with a N1.2bn education grant, supporting those from low-income families in Edo State.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano has approved payment for 19 courses that doctors and nurses in the state can go and study at foreign universities.
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