FG must rethink mandatory NYSC! Is the scheme safe or realistic as insecurity worsens? Graduates risk life for a certificate and job.
Category: Education
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Lectures, Lies, and Looming Strikes: ASUU vs the Government, Again
ASUU threatens to resume strike as Tinubu orders resolution, but Nigerians are tired of promises without proof.
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Transforming Learning: Igbinedion University With New Approach To Entrepreneurial Education
Igbinedion University revolutionizes learning with innovative, hands-on entrepreneurial education that empowers students to create and lead.
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FUTO: How Lecturers Punish Excellence in Students, Destroy Willpower
FUTO University lecturers punishing excellence in students discourages hardwork & creativity, promoting mediocrity instead of achievement
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Can Digital Classrooms Save Nigeria’s Lost Generation of Students?
Millions of Nigerian students drop out before senior secondary school. The government is fighting back with digital classrooms, teacher tools, and market-ready skills.
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New Visa Clock: Why 50,000 Nigerian Students Now Race to Stay in the UK
The UK’s new immigration policy slashes post-study work time from two years to eighteen months. For Nigerian students chasing career dreams abroad, the countdown just got shorter.
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Many Countries Offer Free High School Education, But Can Nigeria?
Free high school education in Nigeria faces cost and population hurdles. Targeted scholarships may offer a practical solution.
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This New Directive Will See Education In Nigeria Decline, Not Improve
FG’s new directive removes Mathematics as a requirement for Arts & Humanities university admission. It's a move that will lower standards
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Gen Z Money Problems: Simple Tips to Master Your Finances
Gen Z struggles with money more than ever. Learn why financial literacy matters, the common money mistakes young adults make, and fun tips to take control of your finances
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New ASUU Strike: Again, FG Owes, And The Students Pay
ASUU has gone on strike again, and as it is with these strikes, it's not the Federal Government (FG) that pays: it's the students.
