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The West African Examinations Council has released the Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination results for private candidates, marking the best performance in three years.

The results, announced on Friday, showed that 3,429 candidates achieved five credits including English and Mathematics. This represents 3...


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The National Universities Commission (NUC) has announced a significant expansion of academic programmes. The move targets emerging fields like energy science and data science. Consequently, the initiative aims to equip Nigerian graduates with future-ready skills.

Executive secretary of NUC, Abdullahi Ribadu, disclosed this on Wednesday at the Petroleum Tec...


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Lagos State University

The inquest into the death of Nigerian journalist Pelumi Onifade faced yet another delay. This happened on Tuesday when Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) ignored a court order. The order demanded a key report on an unidentified body. As a result, the case was postponed.

Magistrate Temitope Oladele of the Lagos Sta...


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Nigeria’s private university system has come a long way. From a few faith-based institutions set up to complement public universities, the sector has grown into a strong and competitive space, with several schools now earning recognition beyond the country.

The AD Scientific Index 2026 rankings, which assess universities based on res...


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“Stop posting corps members to high-risk, terror-prone areas.”

That demand is no longer a fringe opinion; it has steadily grown into a nationwide concern, echoing across homes, campuses, and public discourse. What was once celebrated as a defining moment in the life of young Nigeria...


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