Nigerian Universities
Nile University’s 11th Convocation is a Remarkable Journey of Academic Excellence in Nigeria
Nile University of Nigeria just held its 11th Convocation ceremony where 1,251 undergraduate and postgraduate students across seven faculties received their degrees.
No more N6,700: JAMB increases 2024 UTME registration fees
JAMB has increased the registration fees for the 2024 UTME and Direct Entry. This was according to the announcement released by the board on X (Twitter).
Important notice: JAMB begins registration, creation of profile for 2024 UTME/DE
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board says Direct Entry and UTME candidates can now create their profile for registration of the 2024 exam on its website.
UNILORIN Ranked 9 in world best university for international students
The University of Ilorin in Kwara state capital has been ranked number nine among the universities that are best for international students by the Study Abroad Aide
BREAKING: “Big relief” as FEC finally exempts universities, polys, others from IPPIS, details emerge
The federal executive council (FEC) has excluded universities and other tertiary institutions from the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS).
"My parents are overjoyed": Brilliant law student bags first class in UNIZIK, makes CGPA of 4.69
A brilliant Nigerian student has bagged a first-class degree in the department of law at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) Awka, Anambra state.
Sorrow as final year OAU student dies in accident on campus, details surface
A final-year student of OAU, Chisom Nwankwo, has died in an auto accident on the school campus. OAU spokesman, Abiodun Olanrewaju, confirmed the accident.
"Lecturers asked to sleep with me": Married lady who took JAMB 6 times graduates, thanks her husband
A married woman has finally become a graduate after sitting for JAMB UTME on six occasions. She appreciated her husband for seeing her through school.
“White elephant projects”: Education expert reveals why FG should not establish new universities
An education expert, Adesegun Ogungbayi, has asked lawmakers to concentrate on projects that would impact lives, instead of creating more universities.
Nigerian Universities
Load more