Education

Nigeria has been doing a lot recently to see that Medical Schools in Nigeria are well equipped to meet the standard. The country also boasts many famous medical professionals who do so much in various health departments of countries worldwide. Gracefully, many of them had their primary degree at some of the Universities in Nigeria. Therefore, citizens who intend...

The Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) is Nigeria's foremost tertiary institution providing full-time and part-time students' programs. It currently boasts a student population of over 16,000, while the total number of staff is about 1,600. The institution is ranked as the number one polytechnic in Nigeria in the 2021 Webometrics Ranking Web of Universities. In this piece, we will...

Quality education has never been cheap anywhere in the world. Sadly, factors like the growing interests in the educational sector as well as the rapid economic decline for countries like Nigeria have made the cost of education continue to skyrocket. As of 2021, there are 170 universities in Nigeria; 79 of the universities are private, 43 are federal universities, and...

National Youth Service Corps has been a mandatory exercise for all university graduates from Nigeria and Nigerian citizens outside Nigeria. It doesn't matter if one completed their tertiary education in the country or not; all that matters is to meet the criteria, of which an NYSC Call-up letter is one of the most important. However, graduates above the age of...

The National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN) is a parastatal of the Federal Government Ministry of Health. It was established on September 24, 1979, by the National Postgraduate Medical College under the decree No. 67 now Cap N59 Laws of the Federation 2004, as a corporate body to medical specialists, capable of providing world-class research, teaching and health care. It was set up...

Nigeria is a country with a large population. As a result, there are many institutions of higher learning at the federal and state levels. There are also many notable private universities in the country. Nasarawa State University is one of the great institutions at the state level that has contributed to educating many Nigerians. The school has produced several graduates since...

The University of Ibadan, popularly known as UI, was established in 1949 as the first university in Nigeria. However, it started as a College of the University of London and was called University College, Ibadan, until it became an independent institution in 1962. The institution was established with the motto "To think straight is the fount of knowledge" (Recte...

Babcock University is one of Nigeria's private and Christain tertiary institutions established by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The school was named after the pioneer of the church (1914) in Nigeria, David C. Babcock, an American missionary. Located at Ilishan Remo, between Ibadan and Lagos, Babcock University is regarded as the second-largest private university that has trained and graduated thousands of...