Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
FG flays VCs, Registrars over staff appointments
NUC blames poor ranking of Nigerian varsities on stakeholders
More facilities for tertiary institutions under way – Amosun
20 scholars write on Obasanjo legacy
FG inaugurates board of four universities
FG plans UN jobs for skilled corps members
Research & Devt: Turn your plastic wastes to synthetic crude oil
ICT: Expert says Nigeria can be better than India
Osun Dep Gov tasks lecturers on professionalism
Globally, education ran by govt never work – David
Education is top priority – FG
How media can be responsible in conflict reportage – Stakeholders
Don calls for education funding reforms
Stakeholders make case for ‘digital campus’
Lagos tasks parents on free education

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ASUSS blames education woes on corruption
The Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools of Nigeria (ASUSS) in Ogun State has blamed the crisis rocking the education sector on massive corruption of the leadership, describing the nation’s educational system as dysfunctional.
Beloxxi launches simulation laboratory
Worried by the need for students to have good grasps of the theories of their disciplines as well as the capacity to practically apply theoretical knowledge acquired to solve problems in a variety of situations, Beloxxi Industries has commissioned the Beloxxi Business Simulation Laboratory Project at the University of Lagos.
52-year-old Nigerian wins master’s degree scholarship
A 52-year-old board member of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Honourable Charity Shekari, has won a £15,000 scholarship for a master’s degree programme abroad.
Corps member builds ICT resource centre for community
A Batch A corps member, Tom Samuel serving in Gadabuke Development Area of Nasarawa State has built an ICT resource centre for the residents of Kullo Village in the area as part of his determination to positively affect the lives of people in his place of primary assignment.
Our school mates want to be like us – Cowbell Maths winners
Masters Benjamin Uwa and Akintokun Adegboyega, have become superstars in their own right, having won the 2012 edition of the Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC) which has made them more popular among their peers in their individual schools and homes.

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