By Miftaudeen Raji  A chess player and winner of a community novelty game, Jamiu Ninilowo has been awarded with a 100% BBA Scholarship by Nexford University in collaboration with Chess in Slums Africa. Ninilowo’s scholarship is accompanied by a laptop, and an internet modem to support his academic needs.  The young player had passed WAEC […]

Education is on the Concurrent List in the 1999 Constitution and it means federal and state governments can legislate on it.

University students have been at home for over seven months now and just last Monday, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU which has been having a running battle with the Federal Government decided the strike will go on indefinitely. Some are calling for the head of ASUU while others say they are fighting a just cause but who suffers? The students of course!

How to make government implement agreements with unions — CONUA boss

Don emphasizes needs for safety in schools