In its quest to give world-class education to children from low income families in Africa, Bridge International Academies, BIA, an international private school, has built six academic locations at Ojo, Badagry, Igando, Ijegun, and Ikorodu, targeting children whose parents live below N400 per day.

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has described as demoralising, the erstwhile dichotomy between HND and B.Sc in the country.

THE expression ‘between Scylla and Charybdis’ came from the personification of two phenomenal hazards of navigation, both occurring off Italy’s narrow straits of Messina: one hazard named ‘Scylla’ was a ‘rock’ dangerously positioned against the ease of marine movement; the other named ‘Charybdis’ was a freak of perilous ‘whirlpool’ on the opposite side of Scylla and equally as threatening to sea-going vessels.

Imo State Government has scrapped annual leave for its workers, following the introduction of its controversial three-day working week policy.

ABUJA—THE discovery of a 1998 order of a Federal High Court, which stopped the Federal Government from nominating persons from non-oil producing areas in states as nominees of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, may have put an end to the present nomination of some persons for the commission by President Muhammadu Buhari.