Abuja: The Nigeria Police Force has increased security at JAMB examination centres nationwide following rumours of threats in the North East ahead of Thursday’s test. The Force Public Relations Officer,…
Abuja: JAMB has delisted 23 CBT centres nationwide for technical deficiencies during the 2026 Mock UTME, the board announced in Abuja. JAMB said this in a statement by its media…
Lagos: Nigeria’s struggling education system came under sharp scrutiny on Saturday, as alumni of Victory High School‘s 1981 set gathered in Lagos to mark their 45th anniversary — turning what…
Lokoja: Tragedy struck at Kogi State Polytechnic when Mr Anslem Ojodomo, a respected lecturer in the Department of Public Administration, suddenly collapsed and died while delivering a lecture to his…
The Tinubu administration has banned the establishment of new tertiary institutions for 6 years, betting that consolidation will fix a broken system. With 2.2 million students competing for fewer than…
Abuja: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has set a target of N23.8 billion in Internally Generated Revenue for the 2026 fiscal year. On Wednesday in Abuja, Dr Muftau…
69,604 registered—up 1.8% from 2024. Of these, 65,752 sat across 370 centres. 94.21% of results were processed; 2.89% withheld for malpractice. Females slightly outperformed males. 51.61% of females earned 5…
From the University of Ilorin’s gleaming hostel to Federal Polytechnic Nekede’s broken computers, the NATAP‑M billions promised transparency—but students are still asking: where did the money go? Toye Faleye reports…
Owo (Ondo State, Nigeria): Prof. Bode Ayorinde, Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Achievers University, Owo, says the institution has expelled no fewer than 15 students for sex video offences. Ayorinde disclosed…
Ijebu Ode (Ogun, Nigeria) The Federal Government, on Thursday, officially took over the ownership and management of the Tai Solarin Federal University of Education (TASFUED), Ijagun, from the Ogun State…