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Lagos schools reopen today for new term

The Lagos State Office of Education Quality Assurance, Ministry of Education (MOE) has said the third term for the ongoing academic session will begin on Monday, April 25.

DUBAI SAGA: Lagos reopens Chrisland, plans new rules for schools

By Adesina Wahab Lagos State government,  yesterday, ordered that the campuses of Chrisland schools shut last week be reopened tomorrow for the resumption of academic activities. The order was given in a statement signed by the Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folashade Adefisayo. Also, government said it would, in conjunction with stakeholders’, provide phycological support for […]

Onunaku, Otobo win Police Training School Valuable Student Award

By Mary Obaebor AUTHORITIES of the Police Training School, PTS, Lagos has awarded the prestigious valuable student award to Uche McRichard Onunaku, General Manager, ERL Telecoms and Dr. Elvis Efe Otobo, Deputy Director, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos for their outstanding performance at the Course 1, 2022 passing out parade held at the Parade Ground, Police […]

FG/ASUU face-off: Our pains, frustration — Students, parents

By Elizabeth Osayande THE saying that “when two elephants fight, the grass suffers” is apt in describing the pains, and frustrations of students in Nigerian universities and their parents over the ongoing dispute between the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, and the Federal Government that has paralysed academic activities in the institutions. Recall that […]

Lagos to increase comprehensive schools to 50

THE Lagos Government has revealed plans to increase the number of comprehensive schools across the state from the initial pilot of 12 schools to 50 by September this year to demonstrate commitment and huge investment of the government in equipping Lagos State school students to be self-reliant and skilled. Disclosing this at the sensitisation of […]

ASUU strike regrettable, but opened new opportunities for us — Students

ENUGU—UNIVERSITY students have been forced to stay home for over two months now due to the strike action embarked upon by their lecturers. For some of the students, the strike has opened new opportunities for them to explore other positive ways to survive. While some lament the impact of the strike on their academic plans, […]

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