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Degree or Skill? Nigeria’s Graduate Crisis and the Manpower Question

Two hundred thousand graduates a year. A 60 percent skills mismatch. No credible national manpower audit. And a group of teenagers on radio who might have seen it more clearly than most. By Nkanu Egbe  |  Lagos Metropolitan  |  June 2026 A group of young Nigerians debating on radio in Lagos recently made a point Read More…

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Beyond Classrooms: Best Schools Shaping the Future in Lekki & Ajah

By Joy Essien Choosing a school in Lagos today is no longer just about finding the nearest classroom or the fanciest building. Parents are now searching for institutions that can prepare their children for a fast-changing world while still nurturing character, confidence, creativity, and emotional wellbeing. In the Lekki and Ajah corridor — one of Read More…

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The Yaba Hostel Market Is No Longer Just About a Bed

Affordable Students Hostels in Yaba By Joy Mfon Essien Finding a hostel in Yaba used to be a simple transaction — secure a bed space, manage the basics, and get on with school life. In 2026, that logic no longer holds. What has emerged instead is a layered housing ecosystem shaped by students, tech workers, Read More…

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Why Lagos Is Becoming a Serious Tech Learning City

Top 10 Tech Training Institutes in Lagos By Joy Mfon Essien Lagos no longer treats tech training as a side hustle for the ambitious few. In 2026, it has become a serious urban industry of its own, feeding talent into start-ups, banks, global remote teams, creative businesses, and a widening digital services economy. What used Read More…

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Academia Nigeriana: Kudos & Knocks

Congratulations to the Academic Staff Union of Universities, all members of Nigerian academia, and the Nigerian government for finally renegotiating the conditions of service of academic staff in Nigerian universities after many years of failed government implementation of the original 2009 agreement. Maybe we can now begin to experience a return to normalcy in universities Read More…

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2025 Nobel Prize for Physics

By Joy Essien, Contributing Editor The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis for their groundbreaking experiments, demonstrating quantum tunneling and energy quantization on a macroscopic scale.The trio conducted a pioneering experiment with a superconducting electrical circuit, where billions of electrons pair up into Read More…

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Touching Lives, One Child at a Time: How Cakasa Ebenezer Foundation Brings Hope to Public Schools

In a brightly lit classroom at Estate Primary School, Mushin, little hands clutched newly given exercise books as wide eyes gleamed with excitement. Around them, volunteers in reflector bibs and branded shirts helped open pencil cases and arrange writing materials on small wooden desks. At the centre of it all stood Mrs. Helen Egbe, Executive Read More…

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Amadeus University holds inaugural matriculation and official opening ceremony

Amadeus University, a new not-for-profit institution dedicated to academic excellence, innovation, and societal impact, will hold its inaugural matriculation and official opening ceremony on February 8, 2025. This event marks the formal commencement of the University’s mission to provide high-quality education to students from diversebackgrounds. Founded by Dr. Godwin Nwabunka, a seasoned development economist and Read More…

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President Tinubu dissolves Nnamdi Azikiwe University Council, removes key officials

In a decisive move, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dissolved the Governing Council of Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Awka, Anambra State, and removed key officials, including the newly appointed Vice Chancellor, Prof. Bernard Ifeanyi Odoh, and the Registrar, Mrs. Rosemary Ifoema Nwokike. This action follows reports of irregularities in the appointment process. The council, led Read More…