Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Use culture to promote unity, govt urged
FG asks varsities to salvage global rating
Innovation, key to modern devt – Ifeoma Madumere
Mixed reactions trail FG’s fibre-optic network
Group excites YABATECH students on potentials
Firm trains 200 teachers on ICT
Iganmode Grammar School wins Cowbell maths contest
Students urged to avoid negative peer pressure
ASUU to Minister: Varsity funding still short
Minister blames UTME mass failure on state govts
No room for third class at Babcock – VC

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Varsity education: Minister wants more partnership with private sector
Minister of Education, Professor Ruqqayatu Ahmed Rufai has called on organised private sector to continue to partner with the Federal Government in creating access to education by establishing private institutions.
We help plan conservation strategies – Andrew Iloh
The war to save the planet cannot be won without plants as they play a very crucial role. Plants, along with algae and cyanobacteria, are essential for the planet to function properly hence the need to ensure their survival and conservation. Apart from providing food for us, they also provide oxygen which is essential to human life. They take up the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide and produce oxygen through the process of photosynthesis.
NERDC trains Ondo teachers on new senior secondary curriculum
Last week, teachers from public and private senior secondary schools in Ondo State were equipped with new skills and techniques of implementing the new Senior Secondary Education Curriculum (SSEC) at a six-day rigorous training programme which was organised by the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) in collaboration with Ondo State Ministry of Education. The capacity-building workshop took place in three major towns in the state namely; Akure, Ikare and Okitipupa, with close to 800 teachers in attendance.
Lagos vows to give quality education
The Lagos State Government has reiterated its commitment to provide qualitative and world class education to the teeming populace.
Nigeria education system can compete with UK’s – UK resident
Kehinde Kukoyi and his wife, Abayomi Kukoyi, who reside and work in England decided to bring their daughter to Nigeria to study because they want her to gain the moral culture and Nigerian upbringing.

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