17 October 2026
Examination Bodies

Over 41,000 Underage Candidates Register for 2025 UTME Amid Strict Admission Guidelines

Over 41,000 candidates below the age of 16 have registered for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), according to data from the.

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Examination Bodies

Peter Obi Raises Alarm Over UTME Scheduling, Citing Student Safety Concerns

Peter Obi, former presidential candidate and ex-governor of Anambra State, has expressed grave concerns over the early start times for the 2025 Unified.

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Colleges

How to Set Academic Goals for a Successful Term

As a new academic term begins, students have a fresh opportunity to improve their performance and habits. This is a time to reflect.

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NBA

NBA Urges Government to Boost Funding for Legal Education in Nigeria

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Legal Education Committee has called for increased funding to enhance legal education in Nigeria, ensuring that the country.

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Universities

Prof. Sadiq Radda Petitions Education Minister Over Alleged Unfair Selection Process for FUDMA VC

Prof. Sadiq Isah Radda, a prominent contender for the Vice Chancellor position at Federal University, Dustin Ma (FUDMA), has raised concerns over an.

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News

IsDB Launches $STEP 2025 Call to Empower Displaced Communities Through Education and Green Jobs.

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) and its partners have opened the 2025 Call for Proposals under the Skills, Training, and Education Programme (STEP),.

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Examination Bodies

UTME: Senate to Fund More JAMB ICT Centres

The Senate has pledged to allocate sufficient funds in the 2026 budget to support the nationwide conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

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States

Lagos State’s Push for Long-Term Investment in Education: Beyond Immediate Solutions

When Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, took the stage at the second edition of the Lagos Leadership Summit, his words struck a chord.

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News

The Forgotten Federal Colleges: Are Prestigious Unity Schools Turning into Semi-Private Institutions?

Nigeria’s Federal Unity Colleges—once the pride of the nation—are increasingly straying from their roots. These institutions, established after the civil war to foster.

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States

How NYSC Members Could Become Lifelines for Rural Schools in Kogi

In a bold move to tackle the persistent shortage of teachers, particularly in rural communities, the Kogi State Government is partnering with the.

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