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FUMHS Kwale has released a 30-week academic calendar for 2025/2026. Key dates include resumption Jan 4, lectures Jan 12, exams Apr 13-30, and session end Sept 12.
FUMHSK will run medical screening for newly admitted students from Jan 12-30, 2026 at the University Health Center in Kwale, Delta State.
Nigerian parents' JAMB scores become family legend while students navigate generational pressure to study Medicine and Engineering. Different eras, different challenges—same love, different communication needed.
From getting lost on campus to orientation information overload: The chaotic, confusing, surprisingly transformative first week as a Nigerian university fresher. Nobody knows where anything is, and that's normal.
From water wars at 5 AM to roommates who snore like truck engines: The chaotic, uncomfortable, surprisingly beautiful reality of Nigerian university hostel life. Ten people, four bed spaces, endless stories.
The Federal Government introduces a reusable textbook policy to cut costs, enforce quality standards, and reduce waste in Nigerian schools.
Your parents insist on WAEC, your friends prefer NECO, and family WhatsApp groups debate like it's a football rivalry. We checked the facts to settle Nigeria's politest exam war once and for all.
From scratch cards at computer villages to biometric scanners and frozen screens: How JAMB evolved from 1978 pencils to 2026 CBT chaos. Your parents' exam vs yours—different tools, same anxiety.
Parents create the perfect holiday study timetable. Students create the perfect snooze button strategy. Welcome to December in Nigerian homes where TikTok has a 100% win record against Mathematics textbooks.
Your uncle swears by UI, your neighbor champions UNILAG, and OAU alumni won't stop posting. We checked the actual rankings and data to separate Nigerian university facts from family WhatsApp group mythology.
Ever wonder what WAEC invigilators are really thinking during exams? From calculator inspection battles to ceiling-staring students, here's the behind-the-scenes reality of exam supervision in Nigeria.
Every December, Nigerian students fall into distinct categories. Which one are you: The TikTok addict documenting everything, the village returnee embracing tradition, or the last-minute panicker?
