(ZENIT News / London, 10.25.2026).- Europe’s churches may be losing regular worshippers, but religion continues to influence the continent in ways that are less visible and potentially more consequential than Sunday attendance. From educational choices and family size to migration policy and economic behaviour, religious traditions remain embedded in the social norms that shape public…
Despite the federal government’s hammer on degrees obtained from universities in Togo and Benin Republic, Nigerian youth continue to seek higher education in these neighbouring French-speaking countries. GBENGA ADERANTI reveals why the youths are undaunted by the government’s blacklist of certificates from such universities and why the trend may not cease any time soon
With A-level results day fast approaching (results are out on 13 August), students will be eager to find out whether they have secured their first (or second) choice of university