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Strike: Mixed reactions trail ASUU’s fresh demands

Strike: Mixed reactions trail ASUU’s fresh demands

Reactions have continued to trail the recent media reports that the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has said it will not suspend its ongoing strike until the salaries owed its members are paid and government shows reasonable level of commitment, starting with the release of N100bn this year.

SSUCOEN rejects AGF’s proposed implementation of IPPIS for members

SSUCOEN rejects AGF’s proposed implementation of IPPIS for members

THE Senior Staff Union in Colleges of Education, Nigeria, SSUCOEN, has declared that it has rejected the proposed implementation of the Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System, IPPIS, believed to have been put in place by the Accountant General of the Federation, AGF, for members of the Union.

Corona sues for individual inputs for nation reforms

Corona sues for individual inputs for nation reforms

Even as one tree is believed to not make a forest, at the least, “ It (One tree) can start a forest, as One step must also start each journey, said, it is up to every individual,” this dictum, as predicated on ‘The Power of One,’ forms the focus of this edition of the annual Speech and Prize-Giving Day, of the Corona Secondary School (CSS) Agbara, Ogun State, in her clear determination to rouse consciousness of the students and Nigerians in order that all may chase vibrant visions and be instrumental for change for the profound benefit nation.

Too much ado about teaching practice

Too much ado about teaching practice

Teaching practice is one of the basic requirements for the award of the National Certificate of Education (NCE) and education related degree courses. The programme, which lasts between six to 12 weeks, is a platform which allows education students to take up teaching in real setting thereby availing them the opportunity of putting into practice what has been learned in the lecture rooms.

ASUU strike: Fresh students resume registration

ASUU strike: Fresh students resume registration

Despite the crisis in the sector, new students in universities across the country have already begun the registration process to begin a new academic calendar while the incumbent calendar is being stalled by the 5 month old ASUU strike.

When students locked horns on national confab at Loral Humanities

When students locked horns on national confab at Loral Humanities

As call for a national dialogue has continued to heat the polity, students from various schools, who gathered last Thursday, at the Humanities Week of Loral International Day Secondary School, Festac, Lagos, also shared their mixed feelings on the national confab, in a mind-pulsating debate competition.

Spelling Differences Between American And British English (2)

Spelling Differences Between American And British English (2)

By Gabriel Osoba -er        vs    -re American    British kilometer    kilometre theater    theatre centre    centre fiber    fibre liter    litre tire    tyre meter    metre   -s        vs        -c American    British offense    offence defense    defence pretense    pretence   -m        vs    -me American    British program    programme kilogram    kilogramme   -og        vs    -ogue American    British […]

Teaching staff scarcity a major problem for universities (2)

Teaching staff scarcity a major problem for universities (2)

Permit me to bring forward the chart published when the first part of this article was published. It summarises most of the problems associated with scarcity of teaching staff in Nigerian universities. The Federal government had taken the lead, as it should, in establishing universities over the years. President Jonathan alone added the following since 2011:

Oando Foundation wins Africa Oil and Gas education CSR Award

Oando Foundation wins Africa Oil and Gas education CSR Award

Oando Foundation, an independent charity launched by Oando Plc, has won the Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative award at the 2013 Africa Oil & Gas Awards in recognition of its continued commitment to improving the learning environment in public schools across the nation.

US distances self from TOFEL suspension

US distances self from TOFEL suspension

The United States embassy Public Affairs Diplomatic Officer, Rhonda Watson, has disclosed that suspension of the TOFEL examination in all its test centers in Nigeria has nothing to do with the U.S embassy in Nigeria or U.S Department of States.