Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Crawford Varsity holds maiden convocation
Secondary schools jostle for LIRS essay competition
Yabatech to honour students, stakeholders at 26th convocation
Kufuor, Daniel, Egwu extol Obasanjo’s commitment to education
pension: Prof. Faborode, OAU’s VC refutes workers’ allegation of double deduction
COTECNA invests in King’s College upgrade
Obafemi Awolowo Varsity’s march to self-reliance by 2012
Education, key to child’s rights protection
Agbami partners offer N118m scholarship funds to students
Confucius institute opens at Unilag for teaching of Chinese language
Basic education crucial to national development – UBEC boss
WAEC Results: Nothing to jubilate about – Uwadiae
LASU unions, students go for VC’s jugular

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UNILAG International School seeks fund for projects
THE University of Lagos International School is embarking on massive generation of fund required to execute capital projects for improvement of existing facilities, according to Otunba Dipo Dina, chairman, PTA of the school, at a press briefing in Lagos, yesterday, attended also by Professor Bidmo’s Chairman Management Board, Dr. Oladipo, acting Principal, Staff and other PTA executive officers.
Special needs classes crucial to slow learners — Proprietress
One of the new strategies being employed by the Federal Government to widen access of children to education is the provision of opportunity for special needs learners. Not many public and private schools in Nigeria today are taking steps to make special arrangement with these slow learners who cannot learn at the same pace as their classmates. As such, the slow learners in these schools often find themselves neglected and abandoned, and eventually drop out.
Covenant varsity empowers Iganmode, Iju Ebiye schools with ICT facilities
To mark its Seventh Anniversary, Covenant University, Ota, presented 25 computer systems with printers, internet connectivity and other back up facilities with one year anti-virus license, to two secondary schools as part of Community Development Impact Initiative Outreach to community schools in Ota; recently.
Govt, parents blamed for rot in education
The poor quality of the country’s education system has been blamed on the government, parents and other stakeholders in system. Speaking to Vanguard Education, the Proprietor of Leader Group of School, Kirikiri. Apapa Lagos, Captain Charles Avneghagha blamed the rot in the country’s education system on the government, parents lecturers and school owners.
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