Technology and education stories.
The University of Calabar has warned the public against Bori Business School in Port Harcourt, which allegedly used UNICAL’s name and logo to advertise unapproved diploma, degree and postgraduate programmes.
JAMB Registrar Professor Segun Aina has personally led the resolution of more than 5,000 pending complaints in five days, addressing problems involving profile codes, biometrics, admissions, payments, e-PINs and document uploads.
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Education and technology experts behind new online learning platform Tekademy say industry-relevant digital training, not certificates alone, is what will prepare young Nigerians and professionals for the future of work.
President Bola Tinubu has approved the recruitment process for 3,252 verified Parent-Teacher Association teachers into the federal civil service, addressing years of staffing shortages in Federal Unity Colleges and Federal Technical Colleges nationwide.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the 2026 WASSCE results, revealing that 38.5% of candidates failed five or more subjects, raising fresh concerns about the quality of secondary education in Nigeria.
More than 3,800 children, parents, teachers and science enthusiasts gathered in Lagos for STEM Africa Fest, where participants built robots, wrote code and explored artificial intelligence through hands-on learning activities
Aptech Computer Education and Middlesex University London have expanded their long-running partnership to give Nigerian students cheaper access to UK degrees through credit transfer, scholarships and industry-focused training
The Baptist Academy Old Students Association has unveiled its Order of Excellence Plaques, creating a permanent monument honouring 170 distinguished alumni as part of the school's 170th anniversary commemoration.
The Slum2School Green Academy in Saga Island, Epe, Lagos State, has become the first Nigerian school ever shortlisted for the World's Best School Prize, landing among the global Top 10 for Environmental Action.
Maiden International Education says Africa’s education systems need deeper collaboration, stronger skills training and wider use of technology to prepare young people for global opportunities.
Nigerian-born Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi has made history as the first Black woman to earn a PhD in Robotics Engineering from the University of Michigan, capping a doctoral journey marked by mentorship, outreach and academic distinction.
Ayotundun Christianah Ojelabi says consistency, self-awareness and a sustainable study routine, not raw intelligence, were the real reasons she graduated from Babcock University with a perfect 5.0 CGPA.
