PTA teachers to rescue?
Accounts opening: NDPC probes Lotus Bank, UNILAG over unlawful use of students data
62 bag first class as Agagu Varsity graduates 1,202 students
SSANU urges Rivers gov’t to pay members 8yrs salary backlogs
Why Nigeria should increase carriage capacity of higher institutions – LASUSTECT VC
NABTEB releases results, records 71.27 per cent credit performance
NECO releases November 2023 external SSCE results
We’ll resist being slaves, professors in Nigerian universities earn less than $200 – ASUU
It’s time to upgrade Nigeria’s educational architecture – Kolawole
Nigeria doesn’t value professors – Ohaegbulam laments
Lecturers’ withheld salaries: FG pays two out of seven months
Loan scheme: No student will be left behind – Gbajabiamila tells NANS
Student Loan Scheme: NANS seeks postponement of launch
Over 96% of 2023 2nd WASSCE results released
LASPAGA gives scholarship to students leaders
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SubscribeJAMB: Court convicts CBT centre owner over registration infraction
“When the case came up for hearing on Monday, 6th February, 2024, the accused, who operates a CBT centre in Onitsha, was charged with criminal breach of trust, concealment, registration infraction(cheating) and theft.”
Nation-building: FG urged to prioritise education sector
Members of The Apostolic Church Grammar School, Old Students Association, TACGSOSA, Orishigun, Ketu, have urged the federal and state governments to address the deplorable standard of education in Nigeria, saying education remains the bedrock of development in any society, hence, should be given high priority.
Folake Okor, ex Caleb registrar, goes for doctorate at WSU
After a sterling performance as the Registrar of Caleb University, Imota, Lagos for eight years, Folake Okor has moved to the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University (WSU), a renowned Tier One research institute in the United States of America, for her doctorate programme.
How to bridge funding gap in education sector — Eshinlokun-Adegbesan
United Kingdom-trained Erelu Sherifatu Eshinlokun-Adegbesan, in her submission about the similarities and differences between the United Kingdom and Nigeria, identifies funding gap and more willingness for charity work abroad, unlike Nigeria, as the bane of Nigeria’s education sector.
Olugbodi challenges graduates on resilience, determination to excel
The Managing Director of Background Check International, BCI, Mr Kola Olugbodi, has urged Nigerian graduates to utilise the untapped potential for innovation within the country borders.
Why we organise technology fair for Abuja students – Premiere Academy boss
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, Premiere Academy, Abuja has hosted the 2024 edition of its Annual Technology Fair, an inter-school technology contest and innovation exhibition that offers budding information technology stars in the Federal Capital Territory a platform to showcase their skills and outputs.
Nigerian students clinch 22 medals at Maths Int’l tournament in Bulgaria
The Nigerian Tulip International Colleges, NTIC, has won 22 medals at the Mathematics without Borders Int’l Tournament held in Bulgaria.
Widening pathway to quality education crucial to national growth
Mrs. Tolulope Ewherido chairs the Board of Trustees of the i-Scholar Initiative (iSI), a nonprofit organization that mentors and connects…
Crawford University matriculates 565 students out of 1.6m applications
Crawford University, Igbese, Ogun state, held its 19th matriculation ceremony over the weekend, during which 359 undergraduate students were officially admitted
Achievers Varsity matriculates 902 students, warns against cultism, social vices
The Acting Vice Chancellor of the Achievers University, Owo, Prof. Omolola Orinoye, has said that the institution has zero tolerance for all forms of social vices.
8,285 candidates register for maiden computer-based WASSCE
The examination slated for Wednesday, January 31, to Saturday, February 17, will see candidates get their results released after 45 days of the examination.
Interswitch: Igniting students’ interest in STEM education through InterswitchSPAK
STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. STEM education helps bridge gaps in learning and helps prepare students for success. The importance of STEM education can be seen in what it does to students. A STEM curriculum helps students develop project management skills. STEM courses, especially technology and engineering courses, often involve hands-on projects.
Why parents shouldn’t write children’s names on schoolbags — Yetunde Adeniji
“This precaution is essential to avoid making it easier for kidnappers, rapists, and murderers to call them by name”
Nigeria is working towards achieving epidemic control for HIV—FG
The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare on Wednesday in Abuja said the country was working towards achieving epidemic control for HIV through a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach. Dr Peter Nwaokenneya, the Deputy Director/Head of Treatment Care and Support Program, National HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Programme (NASCP), in the ministry, said this […]
‘Thank you’, LASU VC tells best PhD thesis awardee
“Thank you for using your achievement to propel the good image of this great university. We are very proud of you,” she said.
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