New Academic Session: Parents face hurdles as fees, cost of books, others escalate
Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
JAMB releases underage UTME results, clarifies admission conditions
2026/27 Session: Lagos makes LASRRA number compulsory for school admission
NECO questions papers sold for N3,000 before exams — Education Minister
Miracle Centres: How Nigeria can break examination fraud chain
Oyo student wins 8 awards, sets sights on studying medicine
How to upload O’Level results from home — JAMB
FG releases 2026/2027 Unity Schools admission list
JAMB moves O’Level upload online, ends CBT centre visits
INSPECTOR OMOGBAI: Doing policing with motherly love
Graduation parties or extortion by other means
Fee hike crisis hits private schools
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ASUU declares indefinite strike at Bayelsa varsities over CBA, 19‑month arrears
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LASU VC Olatunji-Bello bows out after five years
By Elizabeth Osayande OJO, LAGOS — The Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU), Prof. Ibiyemi Ibilola Olatunji-Bello, has bowed out after five years in office, citing a 96 per cent first-year accreditation success rate and an increase in the university’s internally generated revenue from N3 billion to N13 billion as some of the major achievements […]
Book review: The Bako of Zereshé by Dexter Loko
By Elizabeth Osayande “The Bako of Zereshé is a story that mixes myth, politics, and adventure. It is about a young journalist who leaves London and ends up in a hidden world he never knew existed.” These are the words of Betty Zainab, the reviewer of “The Bako of Zereshé,” authored by Dexter Loko. In […]
KASU Management debunks ASUU claim, says staff movement not due to poor conditions
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo The management of Kaduna State University (KASU) has dismissed claims by the university’s chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) that more than 200 academic staff have resigned from the institution due to poor conditions of service. The university described the claim as misleading and said it did not reflect […]
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