Education
News and analysis about education in Nigeria
Student Loan: NELFUND disburses N2.5 billion to institutions nationwide
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has announced the ongoing disbursement of student loans, allocating a total of N2.5 billion...
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Lagos State extends Graduate Internship Placement Programme to tackle skills gap and unemployment
The Lagos State Government has announced the extension of its Graduate Internship Placement Programme (GIPP), an initiative aimed at mitigating...
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Germany announces 6% increase in proof-of-funds requirement for 2024/25 session for international students
The German government has announced a slight increase of 6% in the proof-of-funds requirement for the 2024/25 academic year for...
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Zamfara State awards contracts worth over N2.8 billion for education projects
The Zamfara Government in the Northern region of Nigeria has awarded contracts worth over N2.8 billion for various projects to the...
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Studying in France: 3 visa categories students from Nigeria need to know
France has three visa categories for students who wish to study in the country.
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Here are 8 popular MBA programs in Nigeria with their current tuition fees, other countries
A Master's in Business Administration (MBA) program has historically been a rewarding academic qualification, typically attracting high tuition fees in...
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Nigeria’s forex utilization for foreign education falls by 83% in Q1 2024
Nigerians spent $38.17 million on foreign education expenses between January and March 2024.
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Federal Government directs JAMB not to admit candidates below 18 years into tertiary institution
The Federal Government of Nigeria has mandated the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) that candidates under 18 years old...
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Katsina disburses N8.5 billion grant to renovate 100 secondary schools
The Katsina State Government, through the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) project, has disbursed an N8.4 billion...
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Nigeria should invest $1,000 per primary student to curb learning poverty – World Bank report
Nigeria needs to invest at least $1,000 per primary student to curb the nation's alarming levels of learning poverty.
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