Ajumobi Abdulbasit Ajibola, a first-class graduate in Pharmacy from the University of Ilorin, shares his journey of academic excellence and personal growth. Emphasizing resilience and determination, he discusses his study techniques, the role of supportive peers and lecturers, and his balanced approach to academics and social life. Ajibola aims to leverage his degree for global impact, particularly in drug delivery and public health, while maintaining a focus on collaboration and empowerment.

Kwara State Polytechnic, in collaboration with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, has launched the Women in Agricultural Technical Education (WATEA) project to empower women in the agricultural sector. The initiative aims to equip female students with modern agricultural techniques, fostering job creation and enhancing employability. The project includes training in poultry farming, smart agricultural practices, and fish production, addressing the historical underrepresentation of women in agriculture and promoting sustainable development.

Prof. Abel Olayinka, former Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, advocates for private universities in Nigeria to benefit from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund and the Federal Government's student loan scheme. He argues that private universities, despite being privately established, serve the public good and contribute to national development. Olayinka emphasizes the need for government support to bridge the educational gap and meet the growing demand for quality education. He also highlights the importance of extending student loans to private university students, noting that not all come from wealthy backgrounds. The Vice Chancellor of Lead City University, Professor Kabir Adeyemi, supports these views, stressing the role of entrepreneurship in addressing higher education challenges.

Nigeria is set to establish the world's first Public Relations and Leadership University, as announced by Ike Neliaku, President of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), during a conference in Abuja. The initiative, supported by Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule, aims to bridge the communication gap between leadership and the public. The Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management has endorsed the project, which is expected to position Nigeria as a global hub for public relations education. The announcement received commendation from various stakeholders, highlighting its potential impact on Nigeria's socio-economic activities.

The article addresses ten common misconceptions about the teaching profession, highlighting the challenges and complexities faced by educators. It refutes myths such as teaching being an easy job, teachers having long holidays, and the profession being a fallback career. The piece emphasizes the dedication, skills, and impact of teachers, arguing against the oversimplification of their roles and responsibilities.

The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, has re-launched the Lagos State School Safety Traffic Advocacy Programme to educate students on road safety. The initiative aims to instill road safety awareness in children, addressing the lack of traffic knowledge and poor road attitudes that contribute to traffic issues. Key figures, including the General Manager of LASTMA and the state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, emphasized the importance of road safety education in preventing accidents and ensuring a safer environment for children.

Forty-eight students from public schools in Oshimili South, Delta State, have qualified for the final of the Oshimili South 2024 Quiz competition. The event, organized by Bridget Anyafulu, aims to promote reading habits and combat examination malpractice. The competition includes various academic subjects and seeks to enhance the quality of education in public schools, which Anyafulu argues have been neglected. The final will be held at Dennis Osadebey University, with the goal of preparing students for examinations without cheating.

Kwara State University (KWASU) has concluded its 2024/2025 undergraduate admissions and warns the public against fraudulent messages claiming to offer admission assistance. Dr. Saeedat Aliyu, Acting Director of University Relations, confirmed that all admission activities are finalized and urged reliance on official communication channels to avoid scams. The university remains committed to transparency and quality education.

The Admiralty University of Nigeria celebrated its third convocation, awarding degrees to 100 students, including seven with First Class honors. The event highlighted the university's commitment to academic excellence and its plans to launch postgraduate programs in the 2025/2026 academic session. Distinguished guests, including government officials and military officers, attended the ceremony. The acting Vice Chancellor, Professor Dili Ofuokwu, expressed gratitude to the Tertiary Education Trust Fund and the Delta State government for their support. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, represented by Professor Rim-Rukeh Akpofure, reaffirmed the Federal Government's commitment to education. The ceremony underscored ADUN's role in nurturing future leaders and expanding its academic offerings.

The Zamfara State Universal Basic Education Board (ZUBEB) has promoted 2,020 teachers across various grade levels as part of efforts to enhance teachers' welfare. The promotions were based on thorough assessments conducted by the Standing Committee for Appointment and Promotion, chaired by Rufa’i Jibiril Muhammad. The Executive Chairman, Professor Nasir Garba Anka, commended the committee's diligent work and reiterated the board's commitment to transparency and timely promotions. The report will be scrutinized before being presented to the Executive Governor for final approval.