The Oxford and Cambridge Club of Nigeria is a non-profit and non-political organisation. The objectives are to provide a forum for individuals who are alumni of the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge, each in the United Kingdom, to interact and to promote social unity among alumni of these two institutions residing in Nigeria. Aside this, we also sponsor lectures, talks or seminars and organise other projects consistent with the objectives or otherwise calculated to assist or enhance the education of any person in or from Nigeria.

An educational technology/solution and affiliate service firm, Teslys Integrated Concept Limited, has explained how electronic learning solutions would improve students’ overall performance and reduce repeated cases of mass failure in public examinations.

An unborn eagle develops a small tooth on their beak that enables them to break out of the egg. Peradventure, if anyone out of sympathy tries to release the eagle chick by breaking through the egg, the baby eagle will probably not survive. Advancement in human life is born out struggle; success is simple but it is not easy.

“For example, we are asked to teach some subjects in the curriculum that are not recognised in higher institutions. Such subjects include, Civic Education and Vocational subjects. These don’t have any place in admission requirements into any of our colleges or universities.”

A Professor of Accounting and Finance at the Department of Accounting, College of Management and Social Sciences, Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State, has charged PhD Accounting students of the institution to build character and as well focus on their dreams, just as he said that they should work on getting there because according to him, there would be a time that you may ask yourself and really know what you want in life.