The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) runs about 120 NUC-approved programmes through open and distance learning, with study centres in every state. This guide lists the current accredited courses by faculty, the admission requirements at every level, and the application steps from your first NIN entry to your matric number. NOUN at a Glance … Read more — NOUN Accredited Courses and Admission Requirements
Prices of Tokunbo Cars Nigeria
In Nigerian car-market lingo, tokunbo, Belgium and Cotonou all describe the same thing: a foreign-used vehicle that has been imported into the country. This post lists the current price ranges for popular tokunbo, foreign-used and Nigerian-used cars across all the major brands – Toyota, Honda, BMW, Lexus, Mercedes, Hyundai and more. Prices reflect the Lagos … Read more — Prices of Tokunbo Cars Nigeria
Nigerian Coat of Arms: Features, Meaning and Designer Explained
The Nigerian Coat of Arms is the country’s official emblem. It was drafted by London firm Beverley Pick Associates in May 1960, used from independence on 1 October 1960, and officially re-adopted by the Nigerian government in 1975. Its seven elements — the black shield, white wavy “Y”, two horses, eagle, green-and-white wreath, yellow flowers, … Read more — Nigerian Coat of Arms: Features, Meaning and Designer Explained
Airtel TalkMore Plans, Bundles and Subscription Codes
Airtel TalkMore is now a minutes bundle: ₦100 buys 10 minutes of calls to any Nigerian network, up to ₦1,500 for 150 minutes — a flat ₦10 per minute. Dial *234*1# to buy and *234*8# to check your balance. Unused minutes roll over when you renew before expiry. The old TalkMore 5x airtime multiplier (and … Read more — Airtel TalkMore Plans, Bundles and Subscription Codes
Apple Stores in Lagos: Authorised Resellers and Service Centres
There is no official Apple Store in Lagos. Apple sells in Nigeria only through Authorised Resellers (APRs) — chiefly iStore and iConnect — supported by Redington, the local Apple distributor. Below is the directory of every iStore, iConnect and other Apple-authorised retailer and service centre in Lagos, plus the Computer Village shops people commonly use. … Read more — Apple Stores in Lagos: Authorised Resellers and Service Centres
ECOWAS Member States: Full List of 12 Countries
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) currently has 12 member states: Benin, Cape Verde, Côte d’Ivoire, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo. Founded on 28 May 1975 through the Treaty of Lagos, ECOWAS started with 15 members. Mauritania left in 2000, and Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger … Read more — ECOWAS Member States: Full List of 12 Countries
NABTEB Timetable: Exam Dates, Registration & Result Checker
NABTEB exams come in two cycles each year: the May/June NBC/NTC for school candidates and the November/December NBC/NTC for private candidates. The 2026 May/June exam runs from Monday, 15 June 2026, with registration open from 26 January to 31 May 2026 at school.nabteb.gov.ng. The full subject-by-subject timetable is released closer to the start date. This … Read more — NABTEB Timetable: Exam Dates, Registration & Result Checker
Maize vs Corn: Are They the Same Thing?
Maize and corn are the same plant — Zea mays. The split is regional and contextual. “Maize” is the formal, scientific, and international name. “Corn” is the everyday North American name and is also used for any sweet, cooked, or processed form. In British, Irish, and Australian English, “corn” can mean any cereal grain, not … Read more — Maize vs Corn: Are They the Same Thing?
Nigerian Currency: Naira and Kobo Denominations Explained
Nigeria’s currency is the Naira (₦), divided into 100 kobo (k). The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced it on 1 January 1973, replacing the Nigerian pound. Banknotes in circulation are ₦5, ₦10, ₦20, ₦50, ₦100, ₦200, ₦500, and ₦1,000. Coins still legal tender (rarely used) are 50 kobo, ₦1, and ₦2. The 2022 redesign … Read more — Nigerian Currency: Naira and Kobo Denominations Explained