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Building collapse: Locust bean to the rescue

Building collapse: Locust bean to the rescue

Our secondary school children are putting on their thinking caps, looking for ways to make life better for the people. At the recently held Nigerian Secondary Schools Science Fair organised by Genius Illumina at the University of Lagos, Cherry Field College, Jikwoyi, Abuja, presented their project entitled; Enhanced paint using locust bean pod extract.

Interest and enrolment in science on the decline in Africa – UNESCO

Interest and enrolment in science on the decline in Africa – UNESCO

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has lamented the global decline in interest and enrolment in basic sciences across its member-countries especially in Africa where the situation has become worse than any other continent.

DLI, e-learning, most viable means of broadening educational access – Okebukola

DLI, e-learning, most viable means of broadening educational access – Okebukola

Former National Universites Commission (NUC) Executive Secretary and Pro-Chancellor/Chairman of Council, Osun State University, Professor Peter Okebukola has said that the Open Distance Learning Institute (ODLI) should be run to fulfill its primary objective, saying it should be seen as a potent pathway for bonding the world as a global knowledge society with technology playing a key role.

The Damoche we knew – LASU students, lecturers

The Damoche we knew – LASU students, lecturers

Had he known that he would be murdered in cold blood on Thursday, February 28, 2013 by yet to be identified gunmen, he wouldn’t have come to school in his bid to meet up the 70 per cent compulsory class attendance of his course, Banking Lending & Credit Administration (BSS 405) taught by Dr. (Mrs.) Oluitan.

Church provides succour to night readers at UNILORIN

Church provides succour to night readers at UNILORIN

Whenever exams come calling, students’ preparations are always at their peak. At the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, many students are known to read at nights during examination periods. Though the university library has begun its 24-hour service but the library can’t take more than its capacity, leaving many students at the mercy of mosquito-ridden lecture rooms.

Police arrest 70 over murder of LASU student, Damoche

Police arrest 70 over murder of LASU student, Damoche

The Police has arrested not fewer than 70 persons in connection with the death of Damilola Damoche, a 400 level student of the LagosStateUniversity, LASU, who was murdered in cold blood last Thursday by suspected cultists.