Shari’ah as way of life will solve almajiri, security problems in the north —Abdulganiyu Akanbi, UDUS’s overall best graduating student
Abdulganiyu Abdulrahman Akanbi is a freelance journalist and the former convener of the University Scholars’ Forum. He graduated with a…
My goal is to contribute innovations that impact society —Temiloluwa Oloye, UI’s Electrical/Electronics First Class graduate
Temiloluwa Oloye graduated from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Ibadan (UI), for the 2022–2023 session, with…
Innovation, Leadership, and Sustainable Engineering: The Journey of Hong Wai Onn
In the dynamic realm of palm oil processing, where scientific advancement and sustainability converge, Hong Wai Onn has emerged as…
As an undergraduate, I was a social media manager, personal assistant, influencer —Oluwasoore Akinfe, LASU’s First Class English graduate
Oluwasoore Akinfe is a content creator, a social media manager, and a media enthusiast. She graduated with a First Class…
The arrest of 2011 election corper killers
IN a move that astounded many Nigerians, the Bauchi State command of the Nigeria Police recently announced the arrest of …
Society invested a lot in me, my valedictory speech was more of thanksgiving —Chizoba Victor Ejiofor, UNN’s best-graduating student
Chizoba Victor Ejiofor is the best-graduating student of the University of Nigeria (UNN) for the 2022/2023 session. He graduated from…
GWR: One-year-old Ghanaian breaks record as world’s youngest male artist
A one-year-old, Ace-Liam Nana Sam Ankrah from Ghana, has broken the Guinness World Record as the youngest male artist. This…
Why I wrote UTME in 2024 scoring 324 mark after graduating in 2021 with First Class —Chidiebube Uka, Unizik’s chemistry graduate
Chidiebube Uka graduated as the best student of the Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry with a First Class in…
How I’ve been helping young Nigerian graduates secure admission into UK varsities —Dr Cassandra Akinde, winner, Study UK Alumni Award
Dr Cassandra Akinde is an alumna of the University of Lagos and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine…
Lagooz Schools students shine in 2024 African Maths Olympiad contest
Two students from Lagooz Schools in Lagos, Demilade Kadiri and Chetachi Mbalu, won gold and bronze medals, respectively, in this…
PROFILE: Meet Princess Owowoh, Nigeria’s first female graduate of British military academy
Officer Cadet, Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu, is a trailblazing figure in the Nigerian military, having achieved the distinction of becoming the…
Young Africans innovators recognised with CEO awards in Uganda
The organisers of the annual Africa’s Under 40 CEOs Awards and Summit have released the list of 2024 award recipients…
I spent most of my time on books and research —Adegoke Azeezah, OOU’s best-graduating student
Adegoke Azeezah is the overall best-graduating student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State. She graduated with a First Class…
The way we teach engineering needs to change to reflect more practicals —Adebola Kazeem, OOU’s second best-graduating students
Adebola Kazeem is the second best-graduating student of the Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ogun State. He graduated from the Department…
How I answered questions that won me Commonwealth Scholarship —Precious Ozemoya
Precious Ozemoya is an international development practitioner. She is an advocate for sustainable development goals (SDGs) and works in the…
Literature affords me insight into myself, trains me to be critical of social inflections —Adepoju, OAU undergraduate on debut novel
Isaiah Adepoju is an undergraduate student of the Department of English at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife. He is…
Growth is in doing difficult things, in my uneasiness I find strength —Hammed Alabi, Nigerian who won $5,000 fellowship prize
Hammed Kayode Alabi is a social entrepreneur. He was recently adjudged the second-best fellow during the 16-week-long Western Union Foundation…
Nigeria can draw from its diverse cultures, traditions than replicating foreign models —Kehinde Adesina, US-based Nigerian who mastered Chinese in 5 months
Kehinde Adesina, a US-based Nigerian who learnt Chinese in five months and French in nine months, is a multimedia production…
Campus life was tempting, I got hurtful comments like ‘needing a boyfriend for a phone’ —Mariam Isiaq, UNILORIN’s First Class graduate
Mariam Isiaq is a First Class graduate of the Department of Health Promotion and Environmental Health Education, University of Ilorin…
I’ve been an A student since secondary school, but graduating with 4.93 CGPA wasn’t easy —Joshua Ayanlade, UNILORIN’s best-graduating student
With a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.93 on a scale of 5, Joshua Ayanlade emerged as the overall…
