Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
Govt’s levies on private schools faulted
Dutch Govt scholarships for International Students
RewindForward unveils plan for Nigerian varsities
Education stakeholder identifies vocational study as remedy to admission frustration
No Nigerian varsity in Africa’s top 10
Indomie announces 2011 National Post Graduate Scholarship
Kiddies’ Kingdom wins jets day competition
ASTYMIN rewards excellent kids
Hand off mission schools, govt told
Students charged to set goals for success
108 out-of-school girls benefit from empowerment programme
Oba of Ikorodu calls for sound education

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Graduation/Prize Giving: ICT our core subject – Obaseki
AS information plays an important role in business and economic development by being the source of knowledge, education and human capital, FasTrack International School has made Information Communication Technology (ICT), topmost subject in its curriculum.
Nigerite donates N35m Architecture studio to UNILAG
The strength of an institution is not measured only by its physical structure, but more by the tenacity inculcated into the students to do the unimaginable.”
Boko Haram disrupts education in North-East zone
Education has received a major blow in North-East zone of Nigeria as most schools, led by the University of Maiduguri, in the zone have closed due to escalation in the activities of Boko Haram especially in Maiduguri metropolis.
Our educational system driving in reverse full throttle – Prof Jegede
Bad governance over several years has done so much damage to education that the country is no longer reckoned with worldwide in knowledge acquisition, as was in the past.
Change-A-Life set to reward excellence
Determined to rid the country of touts and hooligans, a non governmental and social service organization, Change-A-Life Foundation, last week unveiled a special scholarship scheme tagged “Adopt-A-Child Project” under its educational scholarship scheme.
Boko Haram disrupts education in North-East zone
Education has received a major blow in North-East zone of Nigeria as most schools, led by the University of Maiduguri, in the zone have closed due to escalation in the activities of Boko Haram especially in Maiduguri metropolis.
Embrace Self Employment Proprietress Urges Graduands
The proprietress Christ Ambassadors International College, Ibadan (Mrs. Lillian Bademosi) has advised the 35 graduating students to embrace self employment, speaking last Sunday (3rd July) during the graduation ceremony, she observed that unemployment rate is rising because many school leavers still cling to the ideas of wage employment.
Restoring academic normalcy to Fed Poly, my priority – Rector
It was a humble beginning for him as he started off as a lecturer at the Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State in 1994. But after some years, Dr. Mufutau Olatunde Olatinwo was promoted to the position of Head of Department of Science and Laboratory Technology.
16-year-old girl scores 299 in UTME
When the JAMB boss, Professor Dibu Ojerinde announced the UTME result of 2011 and Miss Chioma Ezeizu was discovered to be amongst the best students, people wondered at her age and performance.
BUHS sends 125 students into varsities
Babcock University High School (BUHS), Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State, marked its 16th Graduation/Award ceremony last Thursday amidst heavy rainfall, with all the 125 students in 2011 graduating class going into the various universities for higher education. At the junior level, 173 students are leaving for senior school.
Students need to be educated beyond classrooms – Anyafulu
The Director of Studies,Bethany Hall Nursery and Primary school has declared that it is high time schools begins to educate kids beyond the four wall of the classroom for better development of child education in the country.
Unilag’s SSANU, NASU commence one week total strike
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), in conjunction with Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) all of University of Lagos chapter have declared one week total strike to protest the non payment of their hazard allowance.
Sidmach technologies introduces new e-registration system for JAMB
For efficient record keeping and elimination of the trauma associated with manual registration, as well as prevalent exam malpractices resulting from poor monitoring, Sidmach Technologies Nigeria Limited, a Microsoft Gold Partner, has designed an e-registration system for the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Boko Haram: Delta evacuates 600 students
ABOUT 600 students of Delta State origin studying in Borno State have been successfully evacuated by the Delta State Government.
Jesuit education is most valuable – Marie Fatai-Williams
Jesuit education given by Catholic secondary schools nationwide to students is most useful to the students to confront the post graduation challenges these students face.

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