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11/09/2026

You have spent years attending lectures, writing tests and examinations, submitting assignments and working toward your certificate. Eventually, graduation day arrives, you collect your result and begin asking an important question:

“What next?”

For many Nigerian students, this is where reality begins to look different.

The job market can be competitive. Some graduates spend months or even years searching for opportunities. Others discover that employers are not only interested in their degree but also want to know what they can actually do.

This does not mean your university, polytechnic or college of education certificate is useless. Your academic qualification remains important, particularly for careers that require professional or academic credentials.

But your certificate should not be the only thing you leave school with.

Before graduation, you should also try to develop practical skills that can help you work, communicate, solve problems, earn responsibly and adapt to different opportunities.

Here are five skills every Nigerian student should seriously consider learning before graduation.

https://eniolaeduconsults.blogspot.com/2026/09/5-skills-every-nigerian-student-should.html

07/09/2026

WHY SOME STUDENTS READ A LOT BUT STILL PERFORM POORLY

You spend hours reading. You highlight your notes, stay up late, attend classes, and sometimes even sacrifice your sleep to study. Then the results come out and the grade is nowhere near what you expected.

So, what went wrong?

The truth is that spending more hours with your books does not automatically mean you are learning more. You can read for six hours and remember very little, while another student can study for two focused hours and perform better.

If this sounds familiar, the problem may not be how much you study, but how you study.

Here are some of the common reasons students read a lot but still struggle to get the results they want. *Read more*

https://eniolaeduconsults.blogspot.com/2026/09/why-some-students-read-lot-but-still.html

07/09/2026

UNDERAGE CANDIDATES: 2026 UTME RESULTS NOW AVAILABLE 📢

JAMB has released the 2026 UTME results of all underage candidates for viewing.

Candidates can check their results by sending RESULT to 55019 or 66019 using the same SIM used for UTME registration.

Please note: These results are for viewing purposes only and do not, on their own, confer eligibility for admission or serve as an admission document.

Admission consideration remains limited to exceptionally performing underage candidates who meet all prescribed requirements and successfully complete the required stages of assessment and verification

21/08/2026

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14/08/2026

29TH & 30TH CONVOCATION CEREMONIES: TRAFFIC CONTROL AND PARKING ARRANGEMENTS

To ensure smooth and safe movement of persons and vehicles during the 29th and 30th Convocation Ceremonies of Lagos State University, the School of Transport and Logistics hereby informs the University community and the general public of the traffic control and parking arrangements for Tuesday, 18th August 2026.

The arrangements for vehicular movement during the Convocation Ceremonies are as follows:

i. Staff Arrival and Parking: All LASU staff who wish to park at their faculties or offices are advised to be on campus before 8:00 a.m., as there will be restricted vehicular movement thereafter.

ii. Designated Entrance Gates: From 8:00 a.m., entry into the University will be through the Hostel Gate and Badagry Gate to designated points only.

iii. Restricted Access: There will be NO ACCESS beyond AJ and the 3-in-1 Junctions.

iv. Designated Parking Areas: Vehicles entering through the Badagry Gate should park at the former banking area close to the Main Gate and the current banking area. Vehicles entering through the Hostel Gate should park at the Hostel areas, CCECC sites and the New FMS grounds.

v. Visitor Drop-off Point: The designated drop-off point for visitors will be the ACEITSE. Vehicles leaving the campus after dropping off visitors will exit only through the IBA Gate.

vi. Movement of Luggage and Cargo: Cart pushers and shuttle services will be available at designated points to assist with the movement of luggage and other cargo. Members of the University community and visitors are advised to expect more walking and plan accordingly.

vii. No Parking on Pedestrian Walkways: Parking on pedestrian walkways is strictly prohibited, irrespective of status or position. Any vehicle found parked on a pedestrian walkway will be towed to the Works and Physical Planning Department and will only be released upon payment of a ₦50,000 fine.

The University community and general public are enjoined to adhere strictly to these arrangements and cooperate with security and traffic personnel to ensure the free flow of traffic and the smooth conduct of the Convocation Ceremonies.

We are LASU, we are Great!

13/08/2026

Be Prudent In Your Spending, DG Urges Corps Members

Corps Members have been advised to avoid impulse buying, imbibe financial literacy and be prudent in their spendings.

The NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu gave this charge while addressing the 2026 Batch 'B' Stream Two Corps Members at Abia and Imo State Orientation Camps.

He also advised them to moderate their expectations, cut expenses and imbibe savings culture.

General Nafiu admonished the Corps Members to learn new skills through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme, in order complement their certificates with skills.

He urged them to strive towards entrepreneurship and thereby create jobs for others, as this would make them financially independent.

General Nafiu encouraged the Corps Members to make friends among themselves and establish business contacts that would last for lifetime.

He warned them against unauthorized journeys, and added that they should obtain permission from NYSC, if it became compulsory for them to travel but avoid night trips.

The NYSC Abia State Coordinator, Mr Yunusa Tanimu, while presenting his camp situation report informed the Director General that a total of 1,731 Corps Members comprising 750 males and 981 females were registered.

He added that they are disciplined and have adapted to the regimented camp environment since their arrival.

He also said all camp activities have been going on smoothly with the active involvement of all Corps Members and officials.

The Coordinator lauded the Abia State Government for its support for NYSC in the State.

12/08/2026

Meet the overall Best Graduating Student for the 2024/2025 Academic Session - AYILARA LAWAL OLAWALE, of the Project Management Department with a CGPA of 4.96 (First Class Honours

11/08/2026

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has clarified that it has no agreement with the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) concerning the collection of any levy from Nigerian students as part of the NYSC mobilisation process.

The clarification follows the circulation of a publication claiming that NANS was planning to collect a ₦200 levy from students and had linked the payment to NYSC mobilisation for national service.

11/08/2026

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has issued an important update for candidates participating in its 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening exercise, urging applicants to print their examination slips and complete any pending O’Level result verification before the screening commences.

According to the latest notice, candidates can now access their examination schedules online through the university’s admission portal.

Exam Slip Printing Has Commenced

UNILORIN announced that candidates can begin printing their examination slips from Monday, August 10, 2026.

The examination slip contains important details, including:

Screening date

Examination time

Venue

Other relevant instructions

Candidates are advised to log in to the university portal as soon as possible to confirm their schedule and print their slips ahead of the screening exercise.

Portal:
portal.unilorin.edu.ng

10/08/2026

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