Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
AAUA graduates 6,341, 26 bag 1st Class
Education for All: E-learning, way to go
ZODML laments 20% import duty on books, donates four libraries
Pitan laments rot in educational sector
Lagos builds e-based learning outfit
Varsities Talk: Why Nigeria might never land on a comet (1)
Rivers domesticates revised national curriculum
Teachers’ retraining a must for quality education —NTI
Don tasks tertiary institutions on electricity challenges
Covenant varsity partners Lancaster on teaching, research
TETFUND charges scholars on positive Research
OOU gets IPMA centre
ICT breaks the wings of corruption — FAKAE, RSUST Vice-Chancellor
Pitan laments rot in education sector
NBL commissions 80-seater library in Emotan College, Benin
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SubscribeBusiness Education, recipe for employment — Trimnel
In line with its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, aimed at building capacity for young and upcoming entrepreneurs and stimulating young adult development, Diamond Bank has prescribed enhanced business education as a major recipe for fighting the scourge of unemployment, noting that it will boost the outcome of vocational skills in Nigeria.
Education For All: E-learning, way to go
“If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” This famous quote by Derek Curtis Bok, an American lawyer, educator and former president of Harvard University, holds so true especially in Nigeria. An ignorant man is a time bomb waiting to explode. Bok is simply saying that the disadvantages of not having an education far outweigh the cost of getting a good education.
Poverty made me the best, Bells Tech University Best Graduate
Gideon Oluwaseun Afolayan lost his father, Pa James Afolayan when he was just seven years old. His mother was the youngest of many wives, and he, the last of the six children from his mother.
NYSC DG tasks corps members on election credibility
The Director-General, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier-General Johnson Olawunmi, has tasked corps members to sustain the credibility the scheme has given to the election process in the country.
Westministers College partners foreign varsities
Westminster College, Lagos, was recently visited by Dr. Andrew Carruthers to strengthen the relationship between the college and the University of Bradford.
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