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The Modibbo Adama University, MAU, Yola, has awarded its First Class degrees to 63 graduating students as a total of 4,638 students graduated from the

They contend that the knowledge and skills acquired in such institutions do not necessarily translate to practical application in the real world and that the time and money invested in education could be more effectively utilized elsewhere in life. It is essential to understand what factors have shaped the views of these women regarding education. Some of them may have had negative experiences in the education system, such as sexual harassment, financial difficulties in pursuing their education,...

The Nigerian banking sector has been plagued by stereotypes that have affected people's perceptions of it throughout history. 

The landscape of Nigerian banking is changing dramatically, with more women at the leadership of big institutions. This move not only demonstrates the breakdown of conventional gender barriers, but it also indicates the increased recognition of women in leadership roles in banks. According to Agusto Consulting, the percentage of women on bank boards will reach

Dust over FG’s plan to allow UK lawyers practice in Nigeria

Three hundred and thirty-seven students have earned first-class honours from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, ATBU, which is preparing to graduate a

A total of 15,817 students of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), are graduating at the 28th congregation ceremony, which commenced on...

THE sleepy settlement of Oyin Akoko in the present day Akoko North-West Local Government Area of Ondo State and Nigeria at large became a better place on

Recently, two brothers –Ahmed Oloduowo Ameen and Mubarak Oloduowo Ameen– were promoted to the rank of professor by the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) on

Applications for the i-Scholar Initiative (i-SI) scholarship initiative which assists young Nigerians with the payment of standardised test fees for