Life After Uni

Lagos Police PRO,SP Abimbola Adebisi The police command in Lagos State says officers accused of misconduct against a serving National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member have been identified and are under investigation. The command’s spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi, disclosed this on Monday via her X handle, @AbimbolaShotayo, following a formal complaint by the corps member, Devcharlezen. She said the complainant …

So, you’ve finally graduated from university in Nigeria—congratulations! But now comes the real question: what’s next? And asking yourself What is the highest paid job for university graduate in Nigeria. With bills to pay, dreams to chase, and a future to secure, you’re likely wondering which career path offers the best financial return. You’re not alone. Every year, thousands of …

The phrase “oldest secondary school in Nigeria” probably brings back memories of solid stone buildings, crisp uniforms, and teachers who didn’t smile much—but left a lifelong mark. For many Nigerians, attending one of these legendary schools wasn’t just about passing exams—it was about stepping into a legacy. When you talk about Nigerian education, you’re really talking about institutions that helped …

The Dangote Graduate Trainee Programme 2025 is a 12-month, fully paid, structured training initiative designed for young Nigerian graduates. It aims to build a skilled workforce across Dangote’s key sectors such as cement, sugar, salt, refinery, fertilizer, and logistics. Where to Apply To begin the application process, visit the official Dangote Careers portal at careers.dangote.com. Select the “Graduate Trainee” category …

When you hold an HND, a Second Class Lower (2:2), or even a Third Class degree, applying for a Master’s abroad can feel like a locked door with no key. But here’s the truth: that door isn’t locked at all. In fact, many European universities are welcoming students from diverse academic backgrounds—especially those with work experience or additional certifications. This …

We Nigerians, African and black men in general face so many barriers to a college education. That’s not a theory—it’s a fact backed by decades of research and real-life experiences. These challenges don’t stem from a lack of desire or capability. Instead, they are rooted in systemic inequities, social expectations, financial hurdles, and institutional neglect that stack the odds against …

Writing a winning resume for Nigerian employers that gets results in Nigeria isn’t as easy as slapping your name and work history on a Word doc. Nigerian recruiters are busy, competition is stiff, and the rules aren’t always written in stone. But here’s what we know for sure: a Winning Resume For Nigerian Employers needs to tick a few non-negotiable …

Let’s Be Honest – Who Can Fix That Tokunbo Faster? I was asked to make a post on this so this is it. Should a Mechanical Engineering Professor be able to match a roadside mechanic? That’s the hot topic today. Imagine your car breaks down around Ojuelegba on a hot Monday afternoon. You’re sweating, your boss is calling, and you …

Let’s be real—securing  scholarships and grants after university isn’t a walk in the park. The competition is fierce, deadlines come at you fast, and there are always endless forms to fill. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed while scrolling through scholarship websites, you’re not alone. Many students give up halfway simply because they don’t know where to start or feel they …

Completing the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a major milestone for Nigerian graduates, but the next step—securing a job after NYSC in Nigeria—can feel daunting. With high competition and limited job openings, standing out in the job market requires strategic planning and persistence. Whether you aim for a traditional 9-to-5 or a work from home job, this guide provides …