Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
Justice Eso allays students’ fear on ADR
US partners Nigeria on basic education
May 27: First Lady brings joy to kids
Who becomes Indomie 2011 child hero?
NUC, LASU meet to resolve lingering crisis
ABSU resolves to stem cultism
Oyedepo at Maths workshop, tasks scholars
Ex-VC slams policy statements on science, tech
Corona School students tasked on ‘waste to wealth’
MTNF offers scholarships to 484 students
New Children’s Education television series debuts
10 students to represent Abuja at Nestle contest
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SubscribeEducationist blames Govt on falling standards of education
A Yenagoa based educationist Mrs. Wealth Jane-Obibi has attributed the falling standard of education in the country to lack of proper foundation in most public schools.
Poly students protest in Delta
Students of Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara weekend broke loose from what they called “silence over poor learning condition”, throwing law and order to the winds
Cowbell NASSMAC results out
Results of the just concluded first stage examination of the 2011 Cowbell National Secondary Schools Mathematics competition which took place on Saturday, March 19, 2011, was released on the website on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011.
FG distributes 360 laptops to female students
Minister of State for Education, Olorougun (Barr) Kenneth Gbagi, yesterday, distributed 360 laptops to Junior Secondary School, JSS (1) students of five selected federal and state-owned female secondary schools in Delta State, as part of Federal Government’s pilot programme to empower the girl-child.
ERC calls for return to old fees
The Education Rights Campaign (ERC) has condemned the Anambra state government and the university management of Anambra State University (ANSA) for increasing the school fees from N36,000 to N86,000 for non-medical students, N120,000 for medical students saying that ERC sees the increment as unjustifiable and anti-people.
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