ADCOTIES Recruitment 2026: Vacancies and Apply
Adamawa State College of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Studies (ADCOTIES), Gulak has invited applications from suitably qualified candidates for academic and non-teaching or technical positions. The recruitment is backed by…
NYSC Supplementary Online Registration 2026
The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has opened a supplementary online registration window for recently uploaded Prospective Corps Members, PCMs. The exercise starts on Thursday, 9 April 2026, and ends…
Rehoboth Dream Solid Foundation Scholarship 2026/2027
Rehoboth Dream Solid Foundation, RDSF, has announced that the 2026/2027 scholarship application will open on 1 April 2026. The scheme is for high-performing undergraduate students in Nigeria who can do…
Apply for 2026 Monday Onyeme Foundation Scholarship
Applications are open for the 2026 edition of the Monday Onyeme Foundation Scholarship. The scholarship is for eligible undergraduates who live in Delta North, covering Aniocha North, Aniocha South, Ika…
Official 2026 WAEC Timetable: May/June School Candidates
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the timetable for the 2026 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination for school candidates. The schedule covers candidates in Nigeria, Ghana,…
Only 10.5% Women In Nigeria Have Formal Jobs—World Bank – LEADERSHIP Newspapers
Only 10.5% Women In Nigeria Have Formal Jobs—World Bank  LEADERSHIP Newspapers
Only 10.5% of employed Nigerian women are in salaried jobs – The Guardian Nigeria News
Only 10.5% of employed Nigerian women are in salaried jobs  The Guardian Nigeria News
Only 10.5% of Nigerian women in wage jobs – W’Bank – Punch Newspapers
Only 10.5% of Nigerian women in wage jobs – W’Bank  Punch Newspapers
Only 10.5% of women in Nigeria have salary-paying jobs – World Bank – Nairametrics
Only 10.5% of women in Nigeria have salary-paying jobs – World Bank  Nairametrics
Only 10.5% Of Nigerian Women In Paid Employment – World Bank – The Whistler Newspaper
Only 10.5% Of Nigerian Women In Paid Employment – World Bank  The Whistler Newspaper
