PTA teachers to rescue?
Accounts opening: NDPC probes Lotus Bank, UNILAG over unlawful use of students data
It is like coming back from the dead to graduate at FUTA — Omoerijesu, on wheelchair
UNIBEN to introduce study of cybercrime, others
12-yr-old student not beaten to death ― Dowen College Management
Oyo govt suspends female student whose mother invaded school with thugs
Students’ unrest: Ogun closes 12 secondary schools
UTME: JAMB strips CBT centres of N700 registration fee
2000 Nigerians apply for 2022/2023 Commonwealth scholarships
FG disburses N6bn to 6 colleges for curriculum devt, others
FG disburses N6bn to 6 colleges for curriculum devt, others
Stop hobnobbing with politicians, Ex-NASU leader advises union leaders
After botched convention, NANS fixes Dec 5 new date for Zone D

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Universities should focus on areas of comparative advantage — Augustine Varsity VC
By Mary Obaebor Vice Chancellor, Augustine University, Ilara-Epe, Prof. Christopher Odetunde, has advised that Nigerian universities should focus more on areas where they have comparative advantage than trying to be masters of all trades. He said doing so would also make them to be renowned globally for being masters in those areas. He stated this […]
TETFund champions cause to strengthen Nigerian universities in global ranking
By Adesina Wahab The Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFund, in the bid to improve the global ranking of Nigerian universities, has organised a two-day workshop on the requirements for strengthening Nigerian universties for higher global ranking in Lagos. The workshop was organised for the Vice Chancellors and management of universities in the Southern part of […]
90 bag first class as Michael Okpara varsity graduates 10,723
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) said on Wednesday that 90 of the 10,723 graduating students bagged first class honours.
6 states’ NECO results withheld over 3-year exam fees debt
Six states across the country are said to be owing National Examinations Council, NECO, examinations fees off students for the past three years.
Rochas Foundation takes free education to Cross River
By Ike Uchechukwu …Set to enrol 300 students in January Rochas Foundation has kick started the establishment of schools in Cross River state with a view to providing free and quality education to less privileged children. The move vanguard learned was in order to help less privileged children to secure a better future for themselves […]

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