Graduation parties or extortion by other means
In the days of yore, the academic session was brought to a close with Prize Giving Day, during which pupils and students would also present drama sketches and playlets, principally to teach morals. Such events were held at no cost to parents and guardians; rather, some pupils and students who excelled would go home with prizes.
Edo resolves AAU’s admission regularization trouble with JAMB
Following the intervention of the Edo State government, relied has come the way of over 1,000 students of the Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma, whose admissions have been on hold for years because they were admitted irregularly.
Why sustainable development is key to global well being – Rector, Ed-John IMT
The Rector of Ed-John Institute of Management and Technology, Ikorodu, Lagos, Rev. Emmanuel Kayode, has emphasised the importance of sustainable development across the globe, saying today’s human activities should not negatively impact tomorrow’s growth.
Kings College marks 116th anniversary, focuses on future learning with AI
The King’s College Old Boys Association (KCOBA) has rolled out activities for the 116th anniversary of King’s College, Lagos, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the future of education taking centre stage in this year’s celebrations.
Owoicho’s review of Yusuf: ‘The Battle of Sambisa’ by Kenn Amaechi
By Elizabeth Osayande Oko Owoicho is a critic and award-winning poet. He is the founder of the Benue Poetry Troupe and the Team Lead for Afrika-Writes. In his review of Yusuf: The Battle of Sambisa, written by Kenn Amaechi, he states: “The Novelist Is Still a Teacher.” Owoicho discusses how Yusuf: The Battle of Sambisa […]
Parents, others support campaign against single-use textbooks
“The antics of publishers to get their stocks depleted quickly by making parents buy books yearly is not sustainable”
