By Kosi Eze and John Ikani An estimated 32.6 million girls of both primary and lower secondary school age are out of school in Africa with 9.3 million likely to never set foot in a classroom...
By John Ikani The military government in Niger has announced that schools in the country will begin the new academic year almost a month late due to heavy rainfall and widespread flooding. "Several schools have been...
By John Ikani The US Ambassador to Nigeria, Richard Mills, has disclosed that Nigeria has the highest number of students from Africa enrolled in US universities. Mills made the disclosure during the 23rd Annual EducationUSA College...
By Emmanuel Nduka Authorities in the United Kingdom (UK) has announced new financial requirements for foreign students intending to study in the country, with an increase in the proof of funds amount. The UK Home Office...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Arising from a major immigration overhaul in Canada, tens of thousands of international students have taken to the streets to protest newly introduced policies by the Justin Trudeau-led government. According to a report...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna The Polish Foreign Ministry in Warsaw on Wednesday confirmed that its nationals studying in Nigeria have been released by authorities in the West African nation. At least seven Polish nationals were among demonstrators...
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