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In Nigeria, a master’s degree after your bachelor’s degree is required to be admitted into a doctor of philosophy (PhD) programme. In fact, a
On this day thirteen years ago, Nigeria mourned the loss of one of its most beloved and selfless leaders, President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. The
The first batch of Nigerians evacuated from war-torn Sudan have returned to Nigeria. The evacuees, 376 in total conveyed in two aircraft arrived at
The annual press freedom ranking released by Reporters Without Borders (Reporters Sans Frontieres-RSF) has shed light on the state of media freedom in African
Ever wondered why the picture frame remains in position or why a particular measurement taken by different individuals of the same profession often appear
Each year, hundreds of thousands of students are subjected to corporal punishment in public and private schools even religious places of learning aren’t left
The Creative Arts department of the University of Lagos has performed the stage drama titled “Esu and the Vagabond Minstrels” at Terra Kulture, Victoria
Nigeria has long been recognised for its pool of talented and ambitious students seeking educational opportunities abroad. However, the path to studying overseas can
African Development Bank Group (AfDB) president, Akinwumi Adesina, has remarked that Africa should be a powerhouse full of renewable energy. He made this remark
Nigeria’s Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called for the development of an education curriculum in Africa that is relevant to the changing dynamics
Pottery teacher Samallie Kasirye is using her passion for ceramics to give back to her home village of Kalapata, a remote community in north-east
The first set of buses conveying Nigerian students from the war-torn country of Sudan have arrived in Egypt. The students will be airlifted from
Jack Ma, the renowned founder of Alibaba Group and the Jack Ma Foundation, has been appointed as a visiting professor at the prestigious African
Innovation and hard work have paid off for a 21-year-old Nigerian student who has created a new culinary delight called “Garfait.” Maureen Emenike, a
About eight decades ago, the United Nations General Assembly declared access and participation in education as fundamental human rights for all citizens of the
Sierra Leone’s dreadlocked minister of basic and upper secondary education is leading a quiet revolution in the 8.42 million people West African country with
In a groundbreaking move for gender equality in Nigeria’s transportation industry, a young woman named Somaga Tonia has made waves on social media by
Attention quickly shifts to federal and state ministries of education for policy and action when changes required to improve the sector are imminent. While
Cowrywise, one of Nigeria’s leading digital wealth management platforms, has launched a new programme aimed at empowering Nigerian students with the skills and resources
In a groundbreaking achievement, a 20-year-old Igbo lady, now 23 year-old won an international award for her exceptional linguistic abilities. Favour Chisimdi Emerald Nwobodo,
