Rivers State University (RSU), Port Harcourt, has unveiled a new plan to position the school as one of the best in Nigeria, Africa, and the world. This was revealed by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Isaac Zeb-Obipi, during the 2025 RSU Renaissance Retreat held from June 4 to 7. Professor Zeb-Obipi stated that Rivers State University (RSU)
The Child Protection Network (CPN), Ogun State chapter, in partnership with SOS Children’s Village, has organised a seminar for secondary school students to address the rising cases of social vices among youths. The event, held at the Iwe-Iroyin Press Centre in Abeokuta, was part of the activities to mark the 2025 Day of the African
The Rector of Federal Polytechnic Ayede, Dr Taofeek AbdulHameed, has restated the school’s commitment to helping students gain technical and vocational skills. He said this during a webinar on skills and entrepreneurship held on Saturday. Speaking through the Polytechnic Librarian, Dr Samuel Ogunniyi, the Rector advised students to acquire valuable skills while still in school,
The National Association of Seadogs (NAS), also known as Pyrates Confraternity, in partnership with the Nigerian Library Association (NLA) in Rivers State, has donated books to Community Secondary School, Mgbuoshimini, in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, Rivers State. The confraternity also launched a project titled ‘Reviving the Reading Culture in Secondary Schools in Rivers State’, at
Statistics have shown that Nigerian students contribute to the increase in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Optional Practical Training (OPT) participation in the United States. The STEM OPT has recorded the participation of 165,000 international students, with Nigerians being a top contributor. Through U.S. education, these Nigerian students can access real-world industries. It was
TruConnected, a Non-Governmental organisation, has donated 20 laptops to three tertiary institutions and secondary schools in Ondo State. The NGO donated the devices to bridge the technology gap in education and encourage digital literacy. Kaye Kuye, the founder, in his remarks, said the NGO launched the initiative to promote inclusion in this digital age. The
MTN Nigeria, a telecommunications company, has donated 750 digital tablets to 15 secondary schools in Borno State on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. Tijani Salihu, the MTN Acting Managing Director covering Borno, Yobe, and Gombe, admonished principals and teachers to see the tablets as a tool to promote learning and spark curiosity. He added that President
If life had a resume, “Bachelor’s degree” would be footnoted in italics and buried somewhere near the end. That was the unspoken message at the Lagos State University of Education during the Science Tech Summit (STS 3.0) hosted by the Nigerian Association of Science Students (NASS). Themed “Beyond the Degree: Mastering Tech, Entrepreneurship, Creativity &
Popular Osun Lawmaker, Hon. Adewunmi Adeyemi, has given free NECO Forms to 45 students within his constituency. Adeyemi bore the responsibility of helping the poor masses with their education. The parents of the beneficiaries described Adeyemi as the hero of the town and one who knows the pain of the poor. The lawmaker is back
The Head of School at Abraham Lincoln American Academy, Mrs Jessica McAllister, has called on Nigerian parents to be more deliberate in providing their children with both education and a moral upbringing. She said children often behave based on what they see and learn from their parents, whether knowingly or unknowingly. McAllister made the statement
