Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Schools to resume for second term January 4 – LASG
ASUU-AKSU threatens resumption of strike over government’s failure to honour agreement
Break unending circles of labour unrest in varsities, VCs task federal, state govts
Edo shuts secondary school following students’ riot
ASUU holds Nat’l Executive Committee meeting, mum on outcome
Our members now cab drivers, farmers to make ends meet – ASUU
Bullying, Cultism in secondary schools: A time-bomb exploding before us
NYSC: ‘Why Nigeria future is promising’
FG mulls upgrading Michael Imoudu Labour Institute to varsity
UNICAL student wins Ventures Prize with agric app
Expiration of ultimatum: You ‘ll hear from us within 24hrs, says ASUU
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SubscribeJAMB’ll clear backlog of illegal admissions — Oloyede
REGISTRAR of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, has said the board would soon clear the backlog of illegal admissions conducted by tertiary education institutions in the country.
6 females bag PAU awards, with overall best at 4.99CGPA
Six female students of Pan Atlantic University, PAU, swept all the best graduating students awards at the 18th convocation of the institution on Friday at the Lagos Business School, LBS, Ajah, Lagos.
UPDATED: Lagos orders Dowen College shut indefinitely over death of 12-yr-old Sylvester
Following the controversial circumstance surrounding the death of Sylvester Oromoni a 12-year-old student of Dowen College, Lekki, Lagos, the school has announced that it will be temporarily shutting down.
Osun to release names of recruited 1000 teachers next week
By Shina Abubakar Osun State Government on Thursday said it will make list of recruited 1000 teachers available to the public next week. A statement signed by the Commissioner for Education, Folorunso Oladoyin stated that the recruitment exercise would be done in batches to ensure the sustainability of remuneration. The statement reads, “The Ministry of […]
Lack of Funds: 18% of students drop out of Nigerian tertiary institutions — Metilelu
The Chief Executive Officer of PressPayNg, an EdTech firm, Mr Abiola Metilelu, has said about 18% of students in Nigerian tertiary institutions drop out of school for financial reasons, thereby truncating their dreams of acquiring higher education.
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