The Nigerian delegates to this year’s edition of TeenEagle Global Round, held in the United Kingdom (UK), have returned to the country with eight medals. Nigeria was represented at the competition, held from June 22 to 22, by students of the Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC). The global final was the culmination of the TeenEagle
Nigeria’s indigenous Technology Company, Globacom, has unveiled the Gloshare and Mobile Community plan, a revolutionary platform designed to enhance academic and social connections among students of Kwara State University (KWASU). The launch took place at the KWASU Campus in Malete, Kwara State, where Globacom introduced Gloshare, a blended learning system that enables students to access
Mallam Muritala Alowonle, the President of the Pakata Area Development Association (PADA), has urged the prominent people of the Ubandawaki Ward in the Ilorin West Local Government Area of Kwara State to support less-privileged students in the area in accessing quality education. He appealed while sharing educational empowerment benefits with 30 secondary school students from
Chidinma Adibeli, an adolescent health advocate, has embarked on a mission to empower Nigerian youths with education on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), policy-level influence, a safe space, and advocacy. A survivor of childhood molestation, Adibeli established her nonprofit organisation, Mildheart Care Foundation, to teach young people how to make educated decisions about
The Chairman of the Bayero University Chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Ibrahim Tajo Siraj, has lamented the worsening economic situation in Nigeria, stating that it has crippled the productivity and well-being of university lecturers across the country. Speaking in an exclusive interview with SolaceBase TV, Professor Siraj said that although
Dr Chioma Irene Awuzie, Rector of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, has received the Professional Award of Excellence from the Rotary International Club of Onitsha Metropolis. The club awarded Awuzie for her contributions to the education sector and exceptional leadership. Rtn. Oby Arinze, the outgoing President of the club, who presented the award to Awuzie, said the
Rexona recently visited Dominion University to promote its products and connect with students in a fun and exciting way. The event, held on campus, was filled with games, laughter, and gifts. The event provided students with the opportunity to connect, make new friends, and unwind from the stress of daily academic activities. Many of them
At a time when the dark shadows of ASUU strike again loom across Nigerian universities due to unpaid June salaries, the story is quite different in Delta State. According to Professor Nyerhovwo Tonukari, the State Commissioner for Higher Education, lecturers in Delta-owned tertiary institutions have no reason to join strikes because they are well taken
Education is essential for the growth of any country, and in Nigeria, some states are doing better than others. A recent report from the National Bureau of Statistics and UNICEF indicates that Imo, Lagos, and Ekiti are the most educated states in Nigeria as of 2025. According to the report, Imo State ranks first. The
The number of children dropping out of school in Nigeria is worsening, particularly in the northern part of the country. Recent data from The Cable Index shows that Kebbi, Sokoto, and Yobe states are the top three places where children between the ages of 6 and 15 are no longer attending school. In Kebbi State,
