Development

JAMB candidate Mmesoma gets scholarship offer from ‘Bitcoin chief’

The Anambra student accused of faking her JAMB result, an allegation she has denied,...

3.9m toilets needed, 200k available: Nigeria’s open defecation crisis is business opportunity

Nigeria needs to build 3.9 million toilets each year to deal with open defecation,...

Health Alert: Abuja administration confirms outbreak of diphtheria

Authorities in Abuja have confirmed the outbreak of diphtheria, a deadly infectious disease, in...

JAMB bans candidate Mmesoma over result, but student denies wrongdoing

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has imposed a three-year ban on a...

New study emphasises exercise risk for people with heart disease

Exercise can be useful for maintaining healthy blood flow in healthy patients and those...

Major malaria discovery offers hope on how to confuse parasite

Scientists have discovered a sensor used by malaria parasite to understand its host environment,...

Bill Gates says Nigerian leaders failed on problems discussed years back

Nigerians receive some of the least healthcare spending in sub-Saharan Africa, the billionaire owner...

97% of Nigerian bank accounts don’t have over N500,000

An overwhelmingly large number of Nigerians do not have up to half a million...

Names, locations of 37 new Nigerian universities granted licences

The federal government has given provisional licences to 37 new private universities, meaning the...

Doctors want 200% pay rise, Nigerian govt says ‘not possible’

Resident doctors have ended a five-day “warning strike” after signing an agreement with the...

WHO declares end to COVID-19 health emergency

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared that the COVID-19 pandemic is no longer...

Buhari pushes census to Tinubu after delay

After at least one delay, the Buhari administration has formally admitted it will not...

Brazilian firm offers AI training for Uniport students

A Brazilian digital services company Compass UOL on Wednesday announced it has expanded its...

WAEC exams data on sale with rates reaching a million naira

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has put the historical data of its exams...

Nigeria approves landmark R21 malaria vaccine

The vaccine, targeting children up to three years old, is expected to help save lives and boost the country’s fight against the killer disease.

Federal funding for university conference lopsided across zones

A handful of schools and two of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones were by far...

Ghana becomes first country to approve malaria vaccine

Ghana became the first country in the world to approve a new malaria vaccine. The...

University of Ibadan to teach Swahili after pact with Dar es Salaam

The University of Ibadan and the University of Dar es Salaam have entered into...

Nigeria’s happiness level rises despite hardship, says UN report

Nigeria has been ranked the world’s 95th happiest country from 137 nations, according to...

78m children in Nigeria at ‘highest risk’ of water-related threats

Seventy-eight million children in Nigeria are exposed to a three-fold water related crisis, the...