Nigeria: Salem University announces 41 first-class graduates among 499 students
Salem University, Lokoja, has revealed that 41 of its 499 graduating students will receive first-class degrees during its combined convocation ...
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Salem University, Lokoja, has revealed that 41 of its 499 graduating students will receive first-class degrees during its combined convocation ...
Read moreDetailsThe National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to delivering quality education despite operating ...
Read moreDetailsNigeria has reaffirmed its dedication to ending hunger and advancing education with the relaunch of the Renewed Hope National Home ...
Read moreDetailsIn a move to ensure that every Nigerian student has access to education, the government has launched the NELFUND student ...
Read moreDetailsNigeria has maintained its position as a major source of international students in the United States, ranking seventh globally and ...
Read moreDetailsWith youth unemployment rates soaring, vocational training has become a critical component in equipping Africa’s young people with the skills ...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s Education Minister, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has abolished the 18-year age limit for admissions into tertiary institutions, marking a shift ...
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