Nigerian Universities
JAMB 2024: Sister of boy who scored 313, makes It double celebration as she makes 269 in UTME
A 17-year-old girl, Oluomachi Ebeniro, scored 269 in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) after her brother got 313 in the same examination.
JAMB 2024: Intelligent 18-year-old boy scores 313 in UTME, wants to study medicine and Surgery
18-year-old Ebeniro Akachi, who wants to study medicine and surgery at UNIPORT, scored 313 in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Meet 19-year-old Mimi Swem, Nile University's Trailblazing Multipotentialite
Mimi Swem, an energetic 19-year-old student at Nile University of Nigeria, is charting her own course by embracing her identity as a Multipotentialite.
JAMB/UTME 2024: How to check your results in simple steps
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has shared details of how to check the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results.
Universities in Nigeria that do not require JAMB result
There are several universities in Nigeria that do not require JAMB results. Read on to find out some of these institutions and how to prepare for JAMB.
JAMB: Stakeholder speaks out against recurring discrimination against hijab wearing candidates
After a UTME candidate was discriminated against for wearing hijab at a Lagos centre, a stakeholder in Nigeria's education sector, Adesegun Ogungbayi has spoken out.
"More damage": Concerns over 750% fee hike at University of Ibadan
Fresh students at the University of Ibadan will pay as high as N412,000. Student sources who spoke to Legit.ng on the matter rejected the new rates.
TETFund boss reacts as report alleges agency paid N2.9 billion to contractor for unexecuted job
Sonny Echono, TETFund boss, has said claims that the agency was guilty of corruption were untrue. Echono said he is moving to sanitise the tertiary education sector.
Nigerian man overjoyed, announces graduation from university with wrong English, video goes viral
A Nigerian man who graduated from the university shared his excitement online but the video he posted has gone viral after people saw the bad grammar he used.
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