Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
School holidays bad for spelling and maths, study shows
Whether we are number one or not does not matter, Okojie speaks on ranking of Nigerian universities
Expert urges Buhari on curriculum review
We give back to society through education — Saheed
Career counselling for Nigerian universities (1)
Over 90% of students cheat to pass exams —Educationist
JAMB: Controversy trails UNILAG’s cut off mark

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UniIorin working to develop Ebola vaccine, says VC
Prof. Abdulganiyu Ambali, the Vice-Chancellor of University of Ilorin (Unilorin), says the institution’s Ebola Research Committee is working toward developing a vaccine for the Ebola virus.
Govt should encourage DFI in education sector – Stella-Marie Omogbai
She is intelligent and goal-oriented, Stella-Marie Omogbai, an exceptional alumnus of the university of Benin has proved herself as an outstanding professional in the Nigerian financial sector.
There is need for improvement in legal education curriculum —Mrs. Elizabeth Idigbe Partner
Mrs. Elizabeth Idigbe is a partner at Punuka Attorneys and Solicitors. A proud alumnus of the University of Benin, she is reputed for her expertise in security documentation, debt factoring and restructuring, company secretarial services and general corporate practise spanning across 25 years. She reminisced on her days at UNIBEN in this interview. Excerpts.
Unilorin is currently the most preferred public university in Nigeria Prof Charles Ayo Korede
What prompted your desire to study at UNILORIN amongst other Universities in the country? I had my Ph.D degree at UNILORIN while I was lecturing at LAUTECH. There were two factors that prompted my desire namely, quality and proximity. The quality of education was high coupled with the fact that I lived in Ilorin then. […]
JAMB explains admission procedure to protesting candidates, parents
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has said that the national cut off point for screening of candidates for admission remained the minimum expectation that each candidate desirous of university admission should have. This is contained in a statement issued by the Public Relations Officer of the board, Dr Fabian Benjamin, made available to newsmen on Wednesday in Lagos.

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