16 October 2026
News

Nigeria Accounts for 20% of Africa’s Tuberculosis Burden

Nigeria accounts for 20% of tuberculosis (TB) cases in Africa, making it one of the most affected countries on the continent, according to.

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Nigerians in Foreign Universities

Yale Showcases Nigeria’s Vibrant Literary Heritage in ‘Street Talk’ Exhibition

Yale University is hosting an exhibition titled “Street Talk: Pamphlet Literature of the Nigerian Marketplace,” which opened on March 24 and will run.

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States

Katsina Government, UNICEF Return 4,000 Girls to School

The Katsina State Government, with support from UNICEF, has taken 4,000 girls who were not in school and helped them return to the.

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News

“Nigeria’s Future Lies in Technical Education” – Lecturer

As Nigeria continues to face rising unemployment and a widening skills gap, Mrs Oluranti Mary Olufunke Aleem has called for a renewed national.

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COEASU

COEASU President Warns: Nigeria’s Colleges of Education are Dying

The National President of the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU), Dr Smart Olugbeko, has raised the alarm over the declining state.

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CSR in Education

Meta Launches Llama Impact Grant to Support AI Solutions for Sub-Saharan Africa

Meta, in collaboration with Data Science Africa, has launched the Llama Impact Grant to support startups and researchers across Sub-Saharan Africa. This initiative.

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News

Government Must Support Private Universities for National Development – Falola

Renowned historian Professor Toyin Falola has urged the Nigerian government to increase financial and regulatory support for private universities, thereby enhancing their contributions.

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States

Over 400 Pupils in FCT School Learn on Bare Floor as Infrastructure Crumbles

Despite the allocation of 1.77 billion for education in the Federal Capital Territory’s 2024 budget, more than 400 pupils at the Local Education.

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Nigerians in Foreign Universities

Bilateral Scholars Union Urges FG to Address Stipend Delays, 56% Cuts for Nigerian Students Abroad

The Union of Nigerian Bilateral Education Agreement Scholars (UNBEAS) has called on the federal government to urgently address the delayed stipend payments and.

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