Worst Universities in Nigeria: You may be surprised to learn that in addition to having the greatest universities in Nigeria, we also have the worst. Why are some colleges the worst than others? Early in the year, Nigeria’s worst universities were listed by the National University Commission (NUC). It does not always follow that staff […] The post Worst Universities in Nigeria 2024: Top 10 appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

How To Gain Admission With JUPEB: Securing admission via the Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) requires a methodical and well planned strategy. This page presents a comprehensive outline of essential procedures, such as registration, class attendance, test readiness, verification of entrance prerequisites, university application, document submission, engagement in post-JUPEB evaluations, and maintaining awareness during […] The post How To Gain Admission With JUPEB In Nigeria 2024: 7 Tips appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

Schools and Courses That Don’t Accept Combination Of WAEC and NECO: We are happy to assist you with information about the admissions process as you prepare for the 2024 admission. The concept of two sitting in professional courses like law and medicine is not allowed by several universities in Nigeria. Therefore, you should read over […] The post Schools and Courses That Don’t Accept Combination Of WAEC & NECO (2 Sittings O’level Results) appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

Most Beautiful Churches in Nigeria: Being deeply religious, Nigerians attend churches and other places of worship frequently to pray. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, home to about 182 million people, with nearly equal numbers of Muslims and Christians. Northern Nigeria is home to the majority of Sunni Muslims in Nigeria. In contrast, […] The post Most Beautiful Churches in Nigeria 2024: Top 7 appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

Worst Banks in Nigeria: Customer service is a vital component of banking, and the Nigerian banking sector is important to the country’s economy. Regrettably, a few Nigerian banks have come under fire for offering subpar customer care, which can ruin a consumer’s experience. Based on complaints on social media, which can be a reliable indicator […] The post Worst Banks in Nigeria 2024: Top 10 appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

How to Become a Bolt Driver in Nigeria: Bolt driving has become popularized in Nigeria lately. Formerly, taxi was topping this peculiar transport system. But then, Bolt came with an offer of services additional to that of the usual taxi, which is extra comfort and flexibility. Bolt started operating in 2013 in Estonia. Since then, […] The post How to Become a Bolt Driver in Nigeria: 2024 Requirements & Registration appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

Why Indirect Rule failed in Eastern Nigeria: To understand Nigeria, you need to know some of the things that happened during the colonial erra. There is no doubt that almost all the things we identify as problems of Nigeria currently, began during the colonial erra. Some were caused by the colonial masters themselves, and some […] The post Why Indirect Rule Failed In Eastern Nigeria: 5 Reasons appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

Exceptions to hearsay rule: In law, it is apparent that hearsay evidence is not admissible. This is one of the exclusionary rule in the law of evidence. It is one of the most complex and most confusing of the exclusionary rule of evidence. In this article I am going to explain to you what hearsay […] The post Six (6) Major Exceptions to Hearsay Evidence In Law appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

The case of Dickson Igbokwe v University College Hospital Board of Management (1961) WNLR is one of the celebrated Nigerian cases founded on the principle of res ipsa loquitur in the law of tort. In this case, the High court of justice explicitly explained the instances where the principle of res ipsa loquitor will apply […] The post Dickson Igbokwe v University College Hospital Board of Management: Facts & Court Judgment appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more

The case of The Queen v Amalgamated press Ltd (1961) A.N.L.R 199 is one which is founded on the right to freedom of expression and press in the then 1961 constitution of Nigeria. It is often cited to explain the fact that the right to freedom of press in the constitution of Nigeria is not absolute. […] The post The Queen v Amalgamated press Ltd: Facts, Issues and Decision Of Court appeared first on Bscholarly ..read more