Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Education sector needs review — Babs Fafunwa
Graduates go for vocational training to survive
AOCOED Council urged to review curriculum
AAUA wins British Council grant, matriculates students
Adokpaye calls for national policy on IT as GCUOBA holds seminar
We are ready to give Nigeria a good language policy says c”ttee
OOU students visit Vanguard
Southampton Varsity scores Nigerian students high
Make education our national priority, says Oyeleke
Human progress rests on education—Mimiko
We’ve made teaching, learning ICT- compliant, says Gov. Amaechi
Onosode rolls out agenda for UNILAG, seeks loyalty
Every student has untapped potentials, says Enebong
Experts express optimism on language policy for Nigeria
Lagos reinvigorates schools’ inspection, vocational education

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WAMCO donates ICT to school
As part of FrieslandCampina WAMCO corporate social responsibility initiative to boost students education horizon and afford them the benefits that are associated with information technology know-how in the this 21st century has provided a fully equipped Information Communication Technology (ICT) centre for Ogba Junior Grammar School.
Universal Basic Education programme uplifts schools
The two South-South states of Rivers and Delta are geographically next to each other.This close affinity appears to have rubbed off on the way they administer their schools as they have a pride of place among those states in the country that are excelling in the implementation of the Universal Basic Education programme.
Good teaching takes school to greater heights
“We are growing steadily in our academic works. Although there is no primary six examination any more to determine the scores of primary six pupils because of the basic nine system. We monitor our pupils’ performance in technical and state model schools,†declared Bass Musa, Chairman/Proprietor Lexington Nursery, Primary and Secondary schools.
Stakeholders canvass overhaul of school curriculum
“Education remains the best legacy we can ever give to our children, and no child should be denied of Western Education. It is our duty to train them and rekindle their interest in education so that they can become great leaders that will move the country forward,†he posited.
Language policy will engender national development – Research & Devt Council Boss
Recently, a roundtable of stakeholders on the development of a National Language Policy for Nigeria (NLPN) was convened in Abuja by the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council where a Technical Committee on the development of a NLPN was constituted after serious brainstorming.

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