US museum returns Egyptian gold coffin looted by art thieves
A gilded coffin looted by art thieves in the wake of the Arab Spring and unwittingly purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has been returned to the Egyptian authorities. The sarcophagus dates back to the first century BC and once held the mummy of Nedjemankh, a priest of the ram god […]
Landmark varsity committed to academic excellence ― VC
Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara, says it remains committed to promoting academic excellence. Prof. Adeniyi Olayanju, Landmark University Vice-Chancellor, said this in Omu Aran at the 2019/2020 Session Students Welcome Assembly for 100 and 200 level new intakes. He said the institution, with its agrarian revolution drive, was well aware and prepared for the challenges ahead […]
Yoruba race, S-West region have gained honour through Osinbajo – SYC
A Yoruba youth’s group, Southwest Youth Congress (SYC) has said that the personality and leadership qualities of the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, have brought honour to the Yoruba race and the entire South West region.
Tunde Bakare: Behold Nigeria’s Number 16
There is something about self-acclaimed men of God in Nigeria, whom I would rather call “gods of men”. They hallucinate in the name of prophecy. But that is not the problem here. People are entitled to their delusions.
Provost laments infrastructural deficit, poor funding in Ekiti College
The new Provost of the College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti, Prof. Olufemi Adeoluwa, has lamented the challenges of infrastructural deficit and poor academic culture facing the 42 year-old Institution.
How to be competitive for undergraduate scholarship in the US
Despite the economic situation in Nigeria, a lot of parents and guardians are ready to go hungry so as to ensure that their children and wards have access to foreign education. Countries such as Canada, Britain and the United States rank high among places Nigerians seek admission almost on a daily basis.
