TranESS C&I launches youth energy talent programme
AAU Alumni President launches global appeal to complete Records Centre
Nomadic education crisis: 10m children unsure of future
FG, varsities, private sector must partner to advance postgraduate education — Ex-UI VC, Bamiro
YABATECH steps up AI education
Security concerns, policy shifts signal new phase
High transport fares: Students groan, skip classes
WAEC releases 2026 first series CB-WASSCE results
FCFMT matriculates 1,200 new intakes
FG seals deal for UK degrees in Nigeria
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SubscribeBullying: Parents, schools have more work to do to stop it — Stakeholders
Some students of Igbinedion Senior Secondary School, Benin, Edo State, almost beat some of their junior colleagues to stupor
PTA levy: 350 staff in S’West unity colleges may lose jobs — Somefun
Ayopo Somefun is the South-West Zonal Co-ordinator of Parent Teacher Association of Unity Colleges, and also the Chairman of PTA of Federal Government Technical College, Ijebu Imushin
FCE Abeokuta don, NGOs rally students to break culture of silence
By Tunde Oso The Head of Department of Theatre Arts at the Federal College of Education Abeokuta, Ogun State, Dr Adeniyi Oluwadamilare, alongside some non-governmental organisations, has rallied students to break the culture of silence and speak out on challenges threatening their future. The call was made during a sensitisation programme tagged: Ajose Campus Acoustic Session, […]
FUT Minna alumni allege moves by Niger govt to takeover N7trn campus
“The assets currently on the Bosso campus, which include research centres, staff quarters and laboratories, are worth over N7 trillion”
How students waste time, resources pursuing unaccredited programmes
Imagine spending 10 years to complete a six-year course and then you are told that you would not be inducted by the professional body
Omoku FCE Tech graduates 2,562 as FG rates self high on education
By Elizabeth Osayande The Federal College of Education, Technical, Omoku, Rivers State has graduated 2,562 students during its combined 19th -23rd convocation ceremonies. Read Also: How students waste time, resources pursuing unaccredited programmes Speaking on the occasion, the Minister of Education, Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa, who is also tne Visitor to the College, said the Federal […]
13 million Nigerians suffer from Asthma – Adeyeye, LASU don
A Professor of Medicine at the Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, Professor Olufunke Olayinka Adeyeye, has said no fewer than 13 million Nigerians suffer from Asthma, a respiratory disease.
UNILAG lecturers to withdraw services from tomorrow over ‘amputated’ salaries
UNILAG lecturers have resolved to withdraw their services from Wednesday following allegation that their salaries were not paid in full
How late Jeyifo tried to resolve ASUU 2016 crisis – CONUA President
The National President of the Congress of University Academics, CONUA, Dr Niyi Sunmonu, has lauded the late literary giant, Prof. Biodun Jeyifo, for his efforts at resolving the crisis that engulfed the Obafemi Awolowo University Branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, in 2016.
Economic hardship: Parents move wards from private to public schools
The economic situation in Nigeria has pushed many families into a tight financial corner and the impact is particularly severe for parents
No union is subordinate to another in Nigerian varsity system — Sunmonu
The Congress of University Academics, CONUA, is one of the academic staff unions registered to operate in the Nigerian university system. In this interview by Adesina Wahab, the National President, Dr Niyi Sunmonu, speaks on some recent developments in the sector and the effort by the Federal Government to make peace with all the unions. Excerpts: […]
University: Parents, students want Acceptance Fee, Parent Forum charges, others stopped
Parents and students are expressing outrage over the demands for miscellaneous fees by tertiary institutions in the country
Why NELFUND scheme should not be extended to private institutions — Ayodele
Ayodele recalled what he termed the “Ghost capacity” when subsiding private flour mills eventually led to nothing being achieved.
LASUSTECH don advocates use of natural products to protect grains, others
This is just as he said such natural items like garlic and pepper could also be used to protect the environment against deadly insects.
Dangote supports 3,704 students in refinery, fertiliser host communities
She disclosed that 3,704 students across four secondary schools and five primary schools are benefiting from the first phase of the programme
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