17 October 2026

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Over 300 Quranic Students Compete in Bauchi for Recitation Championship

Over 300 Quranic students from six northern states are participating in the second edition of the Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauchi Foundation Qur’anic Recitation.

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Examination Bodies

UTME 2025: Over 1.5 Million Candidates Score Below 200, Exposing Deep Education Crisis

The 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results have sparked nationwide concern, with only 21.5% of the 1,955,069 candidates scoring above 200, the.

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Research

New Hope for Liver Disease Patients as Diabetes Drug Semaglutide Shows Promising Results

A recent international clinical trial has revealed that semaglutide, a medication commonly used to treat diabetes and help with weight loss, could also.

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News

Simple Ways AI Tools Like ChatGPT Are Helping Nigerian Lecturers

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and Google Forms are becoming increasingly useful to Nigerian lecturers, making their work easier and more efficient.

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News

The Hidden Value in ‘Useless’ Degrees

When Reno Omokri, former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, declared on social media that some university degrees — especially those outside the fields.

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News

Reimagining the Almajiri Education

Once a revered institution for Islamic learning, the Almajiri system in Northern Nigeria has, over time, morphed into a social crisis that now.

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News

Why Our Classrooms Are Failing 10-Year-Olds—and What Can Be Done

In classrooms across Africa, including Nigeria, a quiet crisis is brewing. According to the African Union (AU), over 90 per cent of 10-year-olds.

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Universities

Are Nigerian Universities Equipped to Lead the Security Tech Revolution?

President Bola Tinubu’s recent challenge to Nigerian universities to rise to the occasion and develop homegrown technology-driven security solutions has reopened an age-old.

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Research

A New Frontier in Family Planning—Could Male Contraception Balance the Scales?

For decades, family planning has come at a cost—paid mostly by women. From hormonal pills to implants and IUDs, the list of female.

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States

Will Screening Truly Fix Abia’s Schools?

Abia State’s new teacher screening exercise is being praised as a long-overdue move to rescue a public education system that has struggled for.

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