AAU Alumni President launches global appeal to complete Records Centre
By Joseph Erunke The Worldwide President of the Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Alumni Association, Dr. Clifford Imade Omozeghian, has launched a global appeal to graduates of the institution to rally financial support for the completion of the association’s Examination and Records Building Project, describing the initiative as a legacy that will transform academic records management […]
Stakeholders react to removal of Mathematics for Arts students’ admissions
Divergent opinions continue to emerge following the Federal Government’s decision to remove Mathematics as a compulsory subject for Arts students seeking admission into tertiary institutions.
ASUU shuns FG, insists on strike over unresolved demands
After a lull in the wave of incessant strikes in the Nigerian public university system, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, yesterday declared a two-week warning strike, alleging federal government’s reluctance to meet their demands, despite efforts by federal government officials to meet with the union to avert the action.
‘Every week, 4,000 young women get HIV’
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation, AHF, Nigeria has raised the alarm over the rising rate of new HIV infections among young women, revealing that about 4,000 women aged 15–24 become newly infected with HIV every week, with over 3,300 of those cases occurring in sub-Saharan Africa.
Two weeks after resumption: Schools battle with implementing new curriculum
The main area of deficiency is in making pupils and students to at least be proficient in one trade subject
Grande Oakbridge School clocks 20
By Adesina Wahab Grande Oakbridge Montessori School, Lekki, Lagos, has celebrated its 20th anniversary with the proprietress, Mrs Hannah Obalade, appreciating God for giving her the spirit of resilience to weather the storm and the great height the school has got to. Speaking during a colourful event organized to mark the occasion, Obalade opined that been […]
