One of the surest ways to become a member of the Nigerian armed forces is by graduating from a military school. Military schools in Nigeria admit students and have them undergo rigorous training. Upon graduation, those students automatically become higher-ranking officers than regular recruits that didn’t go through the formal military education system. Getting admitted…
List of Best Private Schools of Nursing in Nigeria Over time, Nigerian nursing education has seen tremendous change, with private universities being essential to the production of elite medical practitioners. As the need for high-quality nursing education grows, prospective nurses are turning more and more to private institutions because they provide unmatched resources and training….
With 10 government-approved schools of nursing, Ogun State is undoubtedly one of the best destinations in Nigeria to study nursing, and it’s not even close. The number is not even as impressive as the variety; from degree-awarding departments of nursing sciences to schools of post-basic nursing, Ogun State has it all, and more. In this…
Technical education is still underrated in Nigeria, especially by individuals unaware of the promise of gaining a technical diploma or degree in Nigeria. If you’re reading this article, you must know about that potential, and you’re now looking to tap into it. Thankfully, we’re here to help. From technical secondary schools to unity schools and…
Abuja, the capital of Nigeria, is home to a thriving expatriate community and an increasing number of families seeking high-quality education for their children. As a result, the demand for international schools in Abuja has skyrocketed over the years. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming for parents to choose the right institution…
One kind of educational institution, or a subset of one, that offers instruction and training to become a fully trained nurse is a nursing school. There are significant global differences in the types of nursing certifications and nursing education. In every setting, from a major country to a small household, the development of healthcare systems…
Anyone attending a state or federal government university in Nigeria can attest to the fact that the list of reasons to attend one keeps shrinking by the day. Despite the deplorable state of Nigeria’s government-funded tertiary institutions, most schools keep increasing their school charges, making their fees almost on par with that of the cheapest…
The National Open University of Nigeria is the first federal institution in the West African sub-region to offer open and distance learning (ODL) programs. Called ‘NOUN’ by the general public, it is the biggest university in Nigeria in terms of enrollment. The university was first founded on July 22, 1983, as a platform for distance…
Private universities have become a sought-after option for tertiary education in Nigeria, especially in Lagos. These institutions not only offer a quality education but also provide a conducive learning environment, modern facilities, and personalized attention to students. In comparison to state and federal institutions, private universities in Lagos are generally thought to be safer and…
Studying nursing has become incredibly easy in Nigeria today, although I can’t boldly say the same about getting a nursing job. If you’re one of the thousands of ladies looking to become professional medical caregivers, you have a fair number of study paths. You can choose to attend a university for a full-blown degree in…
