Nigerian Universities
OPay extends N1.2billion 10-year scholarship to Kwara State Polytechnic
As part of its commitment to youth development and academic excellence, OPay has extended its N1.2 billion 10-year scholarship initiative to Kwara State Polytechnic.
OPay partners with University of Ilorin to sponsor students with scholarships for 10 years
OPay has set out to sponsor UNILORIN students with scholarships for the next 10 years. This is to help struggling students better manage their educational needs.
University of Jos student who saw Verydarkman in her school shares why she was scared to meet him
A female student of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) has opened up about why she was very scared to approach Verydarkman when she saw him in her school.
UNILORIN students become the latest beneficiaries of OPay's N1.2bn 10-year scholarship initiative
In a bold step to empower Nigeria’s future leaders, OPay has extended its N1.2billion 10-Year Scholarship Initiative to students of the University of Ilorin.
"It brings back MMM memory": BBC reports Nigerians' reaction as CBEX allegedly crashes
Nigerians have started reacting as many are in tears over the reported crash of popular digital trading app, CBEX, which reportedly brought back the memory of MMM.
Tinubu approves 67 new tertiary institutions, JAMB warns, “No more backdoor admissions”
JAMB Registrar Prof. Is-haq Oloyede has commended President Tinubu for approving 67 new institutions but issue strong warning against illegal admissions.
Election expert, other stakeholders warn against voter blackout in 2027
Nigerian election expert Iroro Izu warns of a potential voter blackout in 2027 after only 26% turnout in 2023. Experts urge reforms and better voter education.
After being cleared of sexual harassment, FUOYE VC proceeds on 6-month leave
FUOYE Vice-Chancellor Abayomi Fasina proceeded on a six-month leave after being cleared of sexual harassment allegations, amid ongoing controversy.
Data price hike: Students cry out as Nigerian university switches to online lectures
Ahman Pategi University students protest virtual lectures, lack of course accreditation, and rising data costs, blaming leadership issues after founder's death.
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