A long-running dispute between the National Universities Commission and creditor Kunle Rotimi has escalated into a criminal complaint.

After a June 28, 2024 Court of Appeal order, the NUC was instructed to reinstate Rotimi and pay all back entitlements from 1996. Twenty-one months later, the commission has still not complied.

In a petition to the Inspector-General of Police, Rotimi accuses top NUC officials of contempt, conspiracy to obstruct justice, perjury and forgery. He has also taken his grievances to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, the Nigerian Bar Association, relevant federal ministries and UNESCO.

As of March 2026, the NUC has not issued a response. Rotimi warns that continued delays waste public funds and erode trust in the justice system.

NUC Under Fire: Creditor Petitions IGP Over Alleged Disobedience Of Court Order

IGP Petitioned as NUC Defies Court of Appeal Ruling

I wasted months chasing scholarship lists that turned out to be outdated or bogus. I applied blindly and heard nothing back.

Then I did proper research and discovered that Nigerians mainly win a handful of serious awards. These include MTN (₦300k yearly with good grades), PTDF (up to ₦700k plus a laptop for some courses), and big oil-company schemes like NLNG, NNPC, Chevron, Shell, and Total. A few international awards such as Chevening and Commonwealth also matter.

What made the difference was knowing which opportunities are real, understanding eligibility (undergraduate, master’s, etc.), gathering required documents (WAEC, transcript, etc.), and hitting deadlines. Scholarships aren’t about luck—they’re about timing and reliable information. Has anyone here won MTN, PTDF, or NLNG before? Share your tips so we can all succeed.

How I Almost Missed Real Scholarships In Nigeria

How I Finally Landed Nigeria’s Real Scholarships and Dodged the Fakes

Every year, thousands of Indian students face the same choice: chase scholarships or take an education loan for a US master’s. Each path has real trade-offs that can shape your financial future.

A well-structured loan often works for STEM and MBA graduates earning $80K–$120K a year. Loans cover ₹30–60 lakh, offer quick timelines, predictable costs, program flexibility, and repayment holidays during study and after graduation.

Scholarships mean free money, but full awards for master’s students are rare. You need a strong GPA, high test scores, research or work experience, and often an assistantship. Applications take months and deadlines come early.

The smartest approach is hybrid. Apply for scholarships while securing loan pre-approval. If you win an award, you borrow less. If not, you avoid last-minute funding gaps. Before you decide, run the numbers on total costs, expected salary, repayment plans, and realistic scholarship chances.

Education Loan Vs Scholarship Hunt: Which Path Makes More Financial Sense For In

US Master’s Funding: Loan or Scholarship – Which Makes More Sense?

Bayero University Kano has expelled 171 students found guilty of submitting falsified admission documents. The Senate approved the measure at its 433rd meeting on March 4, 2026, following a report from the Committee on Entry Qualification Irregularities.

The university said the offence violated Section 20.7, Category A (vii) of its General Examinations and Academic Regulations. The affected students came from various departments and levels. The action is part of ongoing efforts to uphold academic integrity, according to the school’s weekly bulletin.

In a related decision, the Senate also expelled a Civil Engineering student for allegedly assaulting invigilators during an examination. The institution described the incident as a serious breach of its student discipline rules.

BUK Expels 171 Students For Falsifying Admission Credentials

BUK Expels 171 Students Over Fake Admission Credentials

Back in school, I could never stay focused. My motivation was high, but my mind kept wandering whenever I sat down to study.

Then I started using Modafinil. It didn’t give me a sudden rush, but it helped me stay calm, alert, and focused. For the first time, I could study for hours without losing concentration.

My grades improved, and my confidence grew. Modafinil didn’t make me smarter—it helped me reach my potential by sharpening my focus.

What has your experience been with this medicine?

How Modafinil Help Me Get Through My Academics While In School

How Modafinil Transformed My Study Routine and Confidence

On behalf of the Orashi Chapter leadership, Comrade Miracle Ohaji extends warm wishes to all final-year students at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education.

As you prepare for this crucial exam, may your dedication and hard work yield outstanding results. Remember, this exam is more than a test of knowledge; it opens the door to greater achievements.

Stay focused and confident. Believe in your preparation and persevere through every challenge. You have come this far, and success is within reach.

We are proud of you and wish you wisdom, excellence, and flying colors in your exams.

IAUE Orashi President, Miracle Ohaji, Sends Exam Success Message To Students

IAUE Orashi Chapter President Sends Encouraging Exam Wishes to Final-Year Students

His Eminence Ntenyin (Dr) Solomon Etuk, CFR, Chancellor of Akwa Ibom State University, has urged the newly inaugurated 4th Governing Council to drive the university to greater heights of excellence. He praised their appointments and called for teamwork, accountability, and proactive problem-solving to foster academic and societal development.

He expressed gratitude to Governor Umo Bassey Eno for his steadfast support and reappointment of key officers, including Pro-Chancellor Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, CON, and Vice Chancellor Prof. Otoabasi E. Akpan. He also appealed to donor agencies, alumni, and indigenes at home and abroad to invest in AKSU’s future.

Senator Udoma and Prof. Akpan reaffirmed their commitment to the institution’s mission. They highlighted plans to strengthen partnerships and build on AKSU’s successes to ensure it remains a citadel of knowledge.

Oku Ibom Tasks AKSU Governing Council On Peace Sustainability, Greater Heights

Akwa Ibom Monarch Urges AKSU Council to Sustain Peace and Academic Excellence

Ready to sit the WAEC GCE as a private candidate? This guide walks you through every step. It’s perfect if you finished secondary school years ago and want to retake one or more subjects.

You have two exam windows in 2026. The First Series runs in January/February with a computer-based test format. The Second Series usually takes place between October and December. Knowing both schedules helps you plan ahead.

Before you begin online registration, gather your WAEC GCE PIN, identification, past results, passport photos, and contact details. Having all documents ready makes the process quick and stress-free.

The Complete Guide To Registering As A Private Candidate For The WAEC 2026

Step-by-Step Guide to Registering as a WAEC Private Candidate in 2026

The United States has a long history of leading global education and research. Becoming a professor there lets you teach, explore new ideas, and shape academic discourse.

To build this career, you typically complete a PhD, pursue postdoctoral training, then join the tenure track as an assistant professor. Advancement to associate and full professor depends on your research output, teaching excellence, and professional network.

Academic roles include tenure-track positions, lecturers, adjunct faculty, and non-tenure contracts. Salaries vary by rank: assistant professors may earn $70,000–$110,000; associate professors $85,000–$130,000; and full professors $110,000–$200,000+ per year.

Common challenges are limited tenure openings, publishing pressure, funding competition, and maintaining work-life balance. Focus on quality research, grant writing, networking at conferences, and crafting a strong academic CV to succeed.

Professorship Career In USA: The Rapid Guide.

Fast-Track Your Professorship Career in the USA

According to a statement by the Public Affairs Directorate, Ahmadu Bello University will honour the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Dr. Abbas Tajuddeen, GCON, with its Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award. The accolade recognises his contributions to the institution’s development.

Dr. Tajuddeen supported projects such as a 60 KVA solar-powered mini-grid and upgraded sports facilities. He is one of 156 staff, alumni, and service units nominated for the 2025 awards by the University Reward and Recognition System Committee.

Led by Prof. Sani A. Abdullahi, the committee applied established criteria to evaluate nominations from various university units. Its recommendations cover outstanding contributions by staff members, research groups, corporate bodies, and alumni.

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Adamu Ahmed commended the committee’s thorough work and congratulated all awardees. He expressed confidence that this recognition will boost trust and inspire continued dedication.

ABU To Confer 'Distinguished Alumnus Of  Year Award' On Speaker, Rt Hon  Abbas

ABU to Honour Speaker Abbas Tajuddeen with Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award

The Rector of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Dr. Babatunde Jolaoso, has urged the MAPOLY community to rally behind the institution’s development. He made the call when he hosted the 2025/2026 Alumni Executive Council of the National Association of Science Technology Students (NATES).

Alumni President Comrade Akilo Suliyah Oriyomi, represented by General Secretary Mrs. Omotunde Onaolapo, presented and commissioned their Science Laboratory Technology project. Dr. Jolaoso said such initiatives boost growth and enhance MAPOLY’s standing beyond Nigeria.

He also highlighted the need to brand and rebrand the polytechnic’s image. He encouraged all ambassadors of the school to uphold its values and represent it with pride. He thanked the alumni for their dedication and reaffirmed management’s commitment to a stronger, united institution.

Head of Department Dr. Adewale Adebambo and senior MAPOLY officials, including the Deputy Rector and the Registrar, commended the alumni for their valuable contribution.

NATES Alumni Donate Project, MAPOLY Rector Applauds Initiative

MAPOLY Rector Praises NATES Alumni for Science Lab Donation

The 16th Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, declared that kingship without education is worthless. He spoke during the Hawan Nasarawa Durbar at Government House in Kano, as part of the Eid-el-Fitr celebrations.

Rejecting claims that court matters prompted his return to academics, he said his goal is to inspire others. He emphasised that knowledge strengthens leadership and commands respect. “Education must come before kingship,” he added.

He also thanked the Kano State Government for recognising and honouring the emirate. “A king who acquires education attains greater dignity,” the emir stated.

Kingship Without Education Is Worthless - Emir Sanusi

Emir Sanusi II: Education Matters More Than Kingship

A group of 2006/2007 graduates from Offor Comprehensive Secondary School, calling themselves Offor Elites, has unveiled a new project to revitalize learning and support community growth in Ekuku Agbor.

The plan includes renovating classrooms, supplying essential learning materials, and introducing mentorship programmes to guide students on academic and career paths. The alumni association’s president, Stanley Brown, says this initiative reflects their enduring bond and commitment to giving back to the school that shaped them.

Offor Elites will also host annual reunions and fundraisers to sustain the effort. They are calling on local leaders and corporate organisations to join forces and expand opportunities for Delta State’s youth.

Offor School Ex-students Unveil Project To Boost Education In Ekuku Agbor

Offor Elites Launch Initiative to Transform Education in Ekuku Agbor

Walk into many Nigerian schools today and you see pupils dressed like bankers, wedding guests or fashion models. Different socks, suits and blazers raise a simple question: what is the real purpose of a school uniform?

Originally, uniforms were meant to create equality. No matter a child’s background, everyone wore the same simple shirt, skirt or shorts. The focus was learning, not appearance.

Now some schools require four to seven different outfits: Monday wear, sports kit, cultural dress, house colours, club uniforms and more. Suits and blazers may look smart, but in Nigeria’s heat they weigh children down, restrict play and cost families a fortune.

We must ask: is your uniform policy about education or style? A true uniform should make children feel equal, comfortable and free to learn—not hot, pressured or burdened.

Are Modern School Uniforms Slowly Loosing Their Importance

Modern School Uniforms in Nigeria: Equality Symbol or Fashion Statement?

Dr. Chioma Irene Awuzie, Rector of Federal Polytechnic Oko, has announced a strict ban on lecturers selling textbooks directly to students. Any academic caught bypassing the official bookshop will face disciplinary action.

She abolished the practice of appointing course representatives for textbook distribution and clarified that only department Class Reps are recognized. Students found extorting peers or posing as reps will also face sanctions.

During a meeting with the Students Union Government president, Giant Comrade Anuluonye Ifechukwu Joseph, the rector pledged to personally supervise upgrades to student restrooms and ensure stable electricity in affected departments at the permanent site.

Dr. Awuzie further promised faster result uploads and smoother clearance processes. The Dean of Student Affairs praised her leadership, and students honored her with a gold award for her commitment to the institution’s growth.

Fedpoly, Oko Abolishes Direct Sale Of Textbooks To Students

FedPoly Oko Bans Lecturers from Selling Textbooks Directly to Students

A concerned mother has spoken out against rising showmanship in some private schools. She recalls her child coming home with a bicycle and a branded bag after a classmate’s birthday party.

She argues that schools should remain centres of learning, not arenas where parents feel compelled to match expensive gestures. According to her, this trend breeds unnecessary pressure and unrealistic expectations among families.

âSchool Is Not A Competition Groundâ â Mother Reacts To Expensive Party Packs In Private Schools

‘School Is Not a Competition’: Mother Challenges Extravagant Party Gifts in Private Schools

Adamawa State College of Education, Hong today welcomed newly admitted NCE I and undergraduate students with a comprehensive orientation programme. The event brought together principal officers, academic staff and fresh students on campus.

Dr Adamu Danbaba, Chairman of the Orientation and Matriculation Committee, opened the ceremony. He highlighted the role of orientation in introducing students to the college’s culture, rules and support services. He also stressed discipline, time management and academic success.

Presentations were delivered by the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, the Director of Student Affairs, the Central Examination Officer and representatives from the Library, MIS, Career Service Centre and Guidance and Counselling department. Provost Prof Benson Yusuf Baha’s administration continues to focus on nurturing well-rounded graduates. The programme marked a key step in preparing students for their academic and social journey.

Adamawa State College Of Education, Hong Holds Orientation For Newly Admitted NC

Adamawa State College of Education, Hong Welcomes New NCE I and Undergraduate Students

Many international students worry that IELTS is mandatory for studying in Canada. The good news is that over 20 Canadian institutions accept other English tests or offer exemptions.

“Without IELTS” usually means you can submit alternative proofs of English such as TOEFL, PTE, CAEL or CanTEST. Some schools even waive testing if you completed four years of full-time education in English or come from an English-speaking country.

Requirements vary by institution and faculty. Always check your program’s English-language criteria before applying. You may also find pathway programs or conditional admission offers that include an English course.

This guide explains step by step how to qualify without IELTS. You’ll learn which tests to consider, which universities accept them and how to navigate the study permit process.

Study In Canada Without The IELTS (2026 Guide For International STUDENTS

2026 Guide: Study in Canada Without IELTS

On March 20, 2026, a second fire broke out at Redeemer’s University at about 9:00 a.m., stirring fresh concerns among students and staff. This incident follows an earlier blaze on February 3, 2026.

Campus sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, linked the recent outbreaks to safety lapses under the leadership of Professor Shadrach Olufemi Akindele, who became Vice-Chancellor in December 2023. They also recalled a Siena vehicle fire near the Engineering Department last week, which thankfully caused no injuries.

The university’s Public Relations Officer confirmed that students playing football spotted smoke and alerted the Ede Fire Service, which quickly extinguished the flames. No casualties or major damage were reported.

University community members are calling for a thorough investigation and improved emergency protocols. The Board of Directors is expected to monitor safety measures closely to prevent future incidents.

Second Fire Outbreak Hits Redeemer’s University In 2026

Second Fire Outbreak at Redeemer’s University in 2026 Raises Safety Alarms

The Federal Government, through the Niger Delta Development Commission, is now accepting applications for its Foreign Master’s Postgraduate Scholarship Programme for the 2026/2027 academic session. Applications open on March 23, 2026, and close on April 19, 2026.

This fully funded scholarship aims to equip young Nigerians from the Niger Delta with advanced skills. Eligible candidates must be under 40 years old and hold a first-class or second-class upper degree. Required documents include a passport photograph, Local Government identification letter, postgraduate admission letter from a recognised overseas university, degree certificates, and NYSC discharge or exemption certificate. Applicants will receive a registration number and should print the acknowledgment for future reference.

The selection process begins with shortlisting based on WASSCE/NECO results, degree classification, and Local Government identification. Shortlisted candidates must sit a computer-based test in Rivers State and score at least 70% to advance. Final verification will be conducted by local authorities and the Community Development Committee. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. No deferments or changes in institution or course are allowed, and the Commission reserves final decision rights.

Nigerian Govt Invites Applications For 2026/2027 Foreign Scholarship

Apply Now: NDDC Foreign Master’s Scholarship for 2026/2027

I’m now in my fourth year of law school at a leading Nigerian university. I serve as chief of staff for the Law Student Society and as social director for LAWSAN.

Sir, you once looked down on me because of my secondary school results. That judgment only motivated me to prove myself. Of all my classmates who planned to study law, only three of us made it here, and you probably never expected me to be one of them.

I share this to remind you never to belittle someone based on their past or appearance. Your words can inspire—or discourage. Please treat every student with respect.

Wishing you all the best in life as we both move forward.

See What A Former Secondary School Student Wrote To His Government Teacher

From Underestimated Student to Law Society Leader: A Message to My Teacher

Every year, thousands of Indian students miss out on US visas despite strong academic profiles. It often comes down to how well they prepare and present their case.

In a brief interview, officers ask two questions: Are you a genuine student? Will you return home after your studies? Your documents, answers, and body language must clearly address these points.

Major rejection triggers include weak financial proof, unclear ties to India, an inconsistent academic narrative, and poor interview performance. A strong savings history, credible loan sanction, a coherent study plan, and a clear post-graduation career path build trust.

To strengthen your application, know your I-20 details, funding sources, and program inside out. Show genuine motivation by linking your goals to research facilities, practical training opportunities, and alumni networks.

Why Indian Students Get Rejected For US Student Visas

Why Indian Students Often Get US Student Visas Rejected—and How to Avoid It

Nigeria’s new Learner Identification Number (LIN) began as a practical solution in Ogun State under Governor Dapo Abiodun. It set out to fix fragmented student data and unreliable statistics by giving every learner a unique digital identity from entry to graduation.

The system records attendance, assessments, transfers, and progression in real time. It removes duplication, cuts identity fraud, and blocks ghost candidates by linking the LIN to national exams.

With reliable data, policymakers now allocate resources, plan infrastructure, and deploy teachers based on evidence rather than estimates. School administrators spend less time on paperwork, and parents enjoy secure, continuous academic records.

Other states studied Ogun’s model before the federal government adopted it nationwide. This journey shows how state innovation can drive national reform. Scaling up will require stronger digital infrastructure, educator training, and robust data protection measures.

From Ogun To The Nation: How Abiodun’s Learner Identification Number

How Ogun’s Learner Identification Number Became Nigeria’s Education Blueprint

First African Distance Learning University (FADLU) is the first Nigerian institution fully accredited by government to award degrees through distance learning. Graduates who meet all examination requirements receive recognized academic certificates. The university also confers honorary doctorates on distinguished individuals.

FADLU maintains strict academic and professional standards. Any graduate found guilty of mental abuse or unprofessional conduct may have their degree revoked. In such cases, the university issues an official notice on its letterhead and publishes the decision on public blogs and social networks.

Please note that all tuition fees paid to FADLU are non-refundable, regardless of degree status or withdrawal decisions.

First African Distance Learning University  Is A Government-accredited U

FADLU: Nigeria’s First Government-Accredited Distance Learning University

I used to struggle with getting my school to send official transcripts to the Ministry of Education. I felt stuck and feared losing my original documents every time I chased them.

Last December, the Ministry launched a fully digital authentication platform. Now, you register online, upload your papers, and MOE verifies them instantly. Even reluctant schools have no choice but to comply, cutting out long waits and endless follow-ups.

Have you faced similar delays? Share your experience below. This system won’t solve past cases, but it’s a game changer for anyone starting the process today. Keep pushing—you’ll get through.

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