Social media is buzzing over a viral story: a lady allegedly fined ₦450,000 by a magistrate court for accepting ₦150 “transport fare” from a man and not visiting him. While the story sounds dramatic, let’s pause and examine the bigger issues—legally and socially. 1. Is This Even a Real Crime? Under Nigerian law, simply accepting …
Between surprise assignments, no-light moments, and the “who get data?” struggle, students need digital helpers. Here are 5 apps that can make your campus life easier: • Google Drive → Store and share notes without fear of lost files. • Grammarly → Helps clean up essays and assignments (because that lecturer sabi mark strictly). • …
Between surprise assignments, no-light moments, and the “who get data?” struggle, students need digital helpers. Here are 5 apps that can make your campus life easier: • Google Drive → Store and share notes without fear of lost files. • Grammarly → Helps clean up essays and assignments (because that lecturer sabi mark strictly). • …
Between surprise assignments, no-light moments, and the “who get data?” struggle, students need digital helpers. Here are 5 apps that can make your campus life easier: • Google Drive → Store and share notes without fear of lost files. • Grammarly → Helps clean up essays and assignments (because that lecturer sabi mark strictly). • …
I am a 19-year-old student in a Nigerian university. When I left home for school, my parents told me, “Focus on your studies, we’ll handle the rest.” They believed I would be safe inside the campus walls. But the truth is, every night I go to bed in fear. Our hostel is supposed to be …
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A viral post on X (formerly Twitter) boldly declared: “Degree no dey feed person.” Within hours, thousands of Nigerians joined the debate. Some argued that the country’s economic reality proves it: “I know graduates driving keke just to survive.” “Skills >>> Degree. That’s the truth now.” Others defended formal education: “Don’t mislead people. Education opens …
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In what might be the boldest strike action ever, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has reportedly declared war… on Monday mornings! According to the satirical “report,” ASUU leaders said: “Students deserve to resume lectures from Tuesday. Monday is officially a day of mental strike.” Students nationwide have allegedly celebrated this “decision” with joy, …
In what might be the boldest strike action ever, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has reportedly declared war… on Monday mornings! According to the satirical “report,” ASUU leaders said: “Students deserve to resume lectures from Tuesday. Monday is officially a day of mental strike.” Students nationwide have allegedly celebrated this “decision” with joy, …
Allowance sweet oh, but it dey rush like semester exam time. Every student knows the pain of opening your wallet mid-month and hearing only “tuntun.” If you’ve ever asked your roommate, “Guy, abeg you fit borrow me small till weekend?”—you’re not alone. Here are 5 hilarious but practical hacks to survive: • Bread + Groundnut …
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced a special screening for a select group of gifted teenagers who performed exceptionally well in their exams. From September 22 to 26, 2025, more than 500 under-16 candidates will take part in an extra round of tests and interviews to determine if they are truly ready …
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