Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Nigeria makes electric car, power bike
How FUNAAB produced 39 first class graduands – VC
Why LASU part-time exams were delayed – Fosudo
SUCCESS RECIPE:Making your life count
UNICEF worries over 2015 EFA target
Corps member takes drug abuse campaign to school
International university honours 7 Nigerians
Real change comes from the top – Mrs. Gaye Lantz
FG gets tough with states over UBEC training funds
FG, Japan sign MoU on maths, science development

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3 scholarships up for grabs at Indomie awards
The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dufil Prima Foods Plc, Mr Deepak Singhal has announced his readiness to splash the sum of two million, two hundred and fifty thousand naira (N2.250m) worth of education scholarship for three heroic children that are expected to emerge at 2012 Indomie Independence Day Award for Heroes of Nigeria.
Covenant varsity enters theatre world in 30 seconds
Thirty seconds – that’s how long it took for Steve to find himself in the land of Oni, where he moved from being mistaken as a spy to becoming the hero of the land. It was in that time that he was transformed from an arrogant, selfish drunk to someone who accepted the love of the saviour.
1.7 million students register for WASSSCE
Over 1.7 million senior secondary school students across the country are presently sitting for the May/June West Africa Senior Secondary School Examinations (WASSSE). The exams, which started in April with the practicals, will end Tuesday, 17th May
OAU to host NUGA 2012
The Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has been awarded the hosting rights of this year’s edition of the Nigerian Universities Games Association (NUGA). The hosting, no doubt, is going to be historic as the University is already celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Visitation panel ends probe of Omoku Technical College
The Federal government’s visitation panel assigned to the Federal Technical College, Omoku in Rivers state has disclosed that the panel is 80 percent gone into its investigation of the college even as government promises to implement the report of the panel to the latter.

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