Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
NB offers reading competition winner job
DELSU spends N13m on diesel monthly for one campus
Geosciences in Varsities get N1.42b lifeline
South-South campus of Nigerian Law School takes off
Babcock varsity turns out new graduates
WAEC set to conduct coordination, marking of scripts
Campus journalists charged to distinguish themselves
Ajumobi denies brutality of Poly student
Broaden your horizon, Uwais urges students
Experts call for Malaria Clubs in Pry, Secondary schools
Don advocates for single transport ministry
Educationist says Ivy Varsities prefer IB Diploma

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Makinde renews call for the return of mission schools
Worried by the continued decline in educational standards in the country, Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Sunday Ola Makinde has renewed call for the return of mission schools by state governments.
Jonathan: Education is key to our development plan
As President Jonathan takes his oath of office for his first four year term as President ,if his four-year development plan for Nigeria is to be achieved, the education sector must be given priority.
CBN wants financial literacy in school curriculum
Looking at the special role the youths play in the future economic development of a country, no fewer than 2000 students in Basic 5 to 9 across Lagos gathered for a day summit on how best children could cultivate the habit of savings which is a driving force to financial independence in their adulthood.
Provost scorns re-sitting of carry over courses
Admitted students of Federal College of Fisheries and Marine Technology, (FCFMT) have been warned that opportunity lost in the institution will never be regain if they are not academically sound in their two years programme by recording carry-overs as extension more than a year will not be allowed.
Why Nigeria must raise quality of education – Anyaoku
Former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, has cautioned that if Nigeria is to stand a chance of meeting its development aspirations as articulated in Vision 20-2020
Justice Eso allays students’ fear on ADR
The legal luminary and inspirational lawyer, Justice Kayode Eso (rtd) has dismissed students’ fear over Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) saying “there is room for everybody
US partners Nigeria on basic education
The United States of America, USA, declared it is committed to partner with Nigeria with a view to improving basic education system in the country for the betterment of Nigerian child.
May 27: First Lady brings joy to kids
The presence of Lagos State First Lady, Dame Emmanuella Abimbola Fashola has elicited joy amongst children at this year Children’s Day fiesta organized by Dufil Prima Foods Plc.
National Reading Contest winner gets scholarship to Harvard
Two-time winner of the NB Plc sponsored National Reading Competition; Miss Chisom Mildred Okpala has been offered a four-year scholarship to study at Harvard University, United States of America.
Who becomes Indomie 2011 child hero?
The Managing Director and Brand Consultant,Indomie, Mr Tola Bademosi has said that the purpose of hunting for heroes amongst Nigerian children
NUC, LASU meet to resolve lingering crisis
There was serious indication in Abuja that the several years of bickering between the apex universities regulatory body, the National Universities Commission, NUC, and the Lagos State University, LASU
ABSU resolves to stem cultism
Abia state university under the leadership of the Vice Chancellor, Professor Chibuzo Ogbuagu , has pledged to stem the tide of cultism and its attendant forces of terrorism and unrest in state’s citadel of learning.
Covenant Varsity sets pace in entrepreneurship education
Centre for Entrepreneurial Development Studies (CEDS), Covenant University, Ota, is setting the pace for other universities to emulate in embedding entrepreneurship education in their curriculum.
Oyedepo at Maths workshop, tasks scholars
Declaring open an International Workshop and Training in Mathematical Modelling, Neural Networks, Data Mining and Scientific Computing with Maple and Matlab at the African Leadership Development Centre
Ex-VC slams policy statements on science, tech
Former, Deputy Vice – Chancellor, University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Professor Ighodalo Eromosele has stated that the policy statements of our leaders on science and technology is rhetorical

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