Why kidnappers are raiding schools; way out — NAPTAN boss
The Reality of Life in Advanced Grammar: An Insight into Michael Alexander Kirkwood (M.A.K.) Halliday’s Functional Linguistics
My administration in a hurry to educate our people- GOV. Sule
Educationist, Pearl Oladele calls for increased tech integration in Nigerian classrooms
Mega schools die in Ondo as public schools rise
NYSC unveils plan to establish radio station
“No work, no pay” policy: Falana goofed, says Ngige
17% pass English, Maths as WAEC releases 2017 WASSCE results
Fayose writes Buhari over renaming of Oye-Ekiti University
Education tops as capital projects get 65% in Borno’s N170bn budget
SSANU, NASU, NAAT shut down UNN, UniCal, RSUT others

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I’ll continue to uphold UNN ‘s standard — JIM OVIA
The chairman, Zenith Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Jim Ovia, has said he would continue to uphold the high standards of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN .
Breaking: ASUP suspense 15-day-old strike
Bauchi – The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), has on Wednesday announced the suspension of its 15 day-old strike it embarked on Nov. 19. The President of ASUP, Usman Dutse made the announcement in Bauchi during a press conference held at the Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic, Bauchi. Dutse is currently in Bauchi to head […]
Rumour of Army free immunization disrupts activities in Rivers schools
There was panic in primary and secondary schools in Rivers State, yesterday, following a rumour that the Nigerian Army had stormed schools with free immunization against Monkey Pox.
207,818 are unqualified teachers in pry schools in 2010 in Nigeria – Survey
Prof. Josiah Ajiboye, Registrar, Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) says a good training for teachers would help rebuild the country’s educational system.
Visionary leadership will take Nigeria there – ASUU
At independence in 1960, Nigeria ranked among potentially leading countries of the world. With her enormous endowments in human and natural resources, it was projected that the country should, within five decades or less, compete favourably with any among the former colonisers of Africa in Euro-America. But, 57 years down the line, Nigeria’s story has remained a tale of stunted growth and inexplicable underdevelopment.
Lecturers disagree on dismissal of LASU-ASUU chairman, deputy
Some lecturers of the Lagos State University (LASU) have expressed divergent views on the dismissal of its 15 academic staff, including the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and his deputy.
Dismissal of ASUU chairman, deputy, 13 others not political, says LASU VC
The Lagos State University (LASU) on Monday rationalised the dismissal of the institution’s Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), his deputy and 13 other staff members, saying it was not politically motivated.
Strike: FG meets SSANU, NASU, NAAT today
THE Federal Government Negotiation Team will be meeting with the non teaching staff in the Universities today as the staff commence a nationwide strike.
Nigerian universities training students for obsolete jobs – VC
Nigerian universities training students for obsolete jobs – VC
Covenant University gradates most employable among all Nigerian universities – Oyedepo
A total of 188 students of Covenant University in Ota, Ogun, on Friday graduated with first class degree at the 2016/2017 convocation ceremony of the university.
UNIOSUN medical student declared overall best graduate in Ukraine university
A student of Osun State University, UNIOSUN, Osogbo, Miss Latifat Abiola Oyeleye was declared the over best medical student of the Karazin Kharkiv National University as well as the 2017overall best students in the entire Ukraine with an outstanding score of 95.6% in KROK 2 Exams.
The day good values returned to schools
This year’s Children’s Day celebrations have brought great hope for children as the National Assembly is standing up for them with the recognition of the need to secure their future through the domestication and implementation of the Child’s Rights Act, 2003, in every state of the federation. This is a right step to making the Nigerian child grow in a society that is not hostile while preparing him for a bright future.
Ghanaian varsities bar Bayelsa students from exams
THE Ijaw People’s Development Initiative, IPDI, has drawn the attention of the Bayelsa State governor, Mr Seriake Dickson, to the predicament of students of the state origin on scholarship in Ghanaian universities, who have been barred from writing their semester examinations, following the failure of his administration to pay their school fees and other levies.

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