Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
FG defers take-off of Bayelsa varsity till Sept
West Africa’s best student opens up: I did so well in mock exams my teachers feared WAEC could seize my result
Why we prefer schooling abroad – Students, parents
Apprenticeship: Education without walls
Oyo State yet to claim N1.9bn UBEC intervention Fund – Wike
Students charged on enterprising journalism
33 students make first class in FUT Minna
Back to school … students resume for third term
NANS, LITWIT launch education competition
1,200 graduates empowered in Ogun
Educating 9.5m almajirai: How far can FG go?

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Building a literate Nigerian community
One critical area where the Federal Government is making slow, but deliberate gains of recent is in strategically developing the Non-Formal Education, NFE, sub-sector to ensure that millions of Nigerians from all walks of life have access to sound functional education.
UNIABUJA students condemn calls to remove VC
Students of the University of Abuja have condemned the call for the removal of the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Professor James Adelabu, by the Academic Staff Union of Universities of the institution and its purported vote of no confidence on the VC.
Edo to introduce Bini language into school curricula
THE Edo State Government has concluded plans to introduce the study of Bini language into the state’s school curricula, Governor Adams Oshiomhole has disclosed.
Mixed feelings trail NYSC skills acquisition programme
Following the disclosure by the management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to incorporate new skills acquisition training programme into the 2012 Batch ‘A’ orientation course, mixed reactions from corps members have continued to trail the move.
Bishop Okonkwo harps on the need for quality education
The Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM), Dr Mike Okonkwo has said that for any nation to attain true and holistic development, the need to have a qualitative education system cannot be over emphasized, saying that education is the bedrock of the economic, social and political development of a nation.

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