If you’re a Nigerian student planning to study abroad, with a student loan travel for an exchange program, or even school far from home within Nigeria, insurance is no longer a “foreign thing” – it’s now part of your academic planning. Medical bills abroad can run into thousands of dollars. Lost luggage, cancelled flights, stolen…
The UK has updated its Graduate Route Visa (Post-Study Work Visa) for 2025, and these changes directly affect Nigerian students planning to study, graduate, and work in the UK. If you’re dreaming of studying in the UK and staying back to work legally afterward, this guide breaks down everything you must know about the rules,…
Every year, thousands of brilliant Nigerian students apply for scholarships with big dreams, but only a few get selected. For many, they apply for countless scholarships but keep receiving the dreaded line; ‘We regret to inform you….’. Now the reasons for these rejections may not be what you think it is. Many students get rejected…
Wow, what a feat!! See what two brothers did in Ibadan. Where academic excellence is discussed, these sibling names surely pop out in the university of Ibadan. Busoye Opegbemi Matthias and Busoye Tolulope Matthew a twins from the department of Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Ibadan (UI) respectively have made a name…
As a first class student from a reputable university in Nigeria, writing this piece, many may feel that I am about to boast of my achievements or awards. Far from that, I was even never a first class student at first, I am someone who made a decision. A conscious decision to get out the…
One certain thing one must have discovered already as a student in Nigerian universities is that expenses never disappear. They are constantly on the rise and given the state of the country’s economy, your income must be equal or higher than the expenses to cope. One sure way to keep afloat in the ever demanding…
Given the current failing economy of Nigeria, the costs of living are at an all time high. Basic needs such as feeding, accommodation and even education are now proving difficult for an average Nigerian to afford and the situation us not getting better. These high costs of fees and tuition have made students look to…
The Ruth Titilayo Educational Foundation (RTEF) was founded in loving memory of Late Mrs Ruth Titilayo (Iya Taiwo) who was born in 1952, attended Abeokuta Girls Grammar School and the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. She was very passionate about education and was even more passionate about helping the less privileged. The foundation was established on…
Scholarships are no doubt a lifeline for Nigerian students. With the high cost of living and the dwindling economy of the nation, the cost of education is heading to an all time high leading students to source for alternative ways to fund their studies. Many institutions, foundations and organizations design these scholarship programs as an…
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