Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
WAMCO donates ICT to school
Universal Basic Education programme uplifts schools
Good teaching takes school to greater heights
Stakeholders canvass overhaul of school curriculum
No going back on Post-UTME, OAU’s VC vows
Graduates of Transport in LASU to get immediate job
Nigeria’s deteriorating education system
Educationist condemns students’ use of Facebook
IBM helps Cross River varsity on modern tech
Oshiomhole decries neglect of public education
When UNILAG held Special Senate meeting for Odugbemi
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SubscribeAkran appointed AOCOED chairman
The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fasola (SAN) recently inaugurated a new Governing Council for the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Otto/Ijanikin. The new Governing Council is headed by Mrs. Adedamola Akran.
Education is our only business in Nigeria, says Kemanci
Principal of the Nigerian Turkish International College, Mr. Kamil Kemanci, in his welcome address said that for the graduating student and their ever supporting parents, the graduation ceremony marks the completion of the second stage in their march towards a successful life career.
CWG pioneers industrial park creation at Unilag
Computer Warehouse Group, one of Africa’s most enterprising ICT companies will be constructing a building dedicated for the appreciation and development of Information technology at the University Of Lagos.
This was disclosed recently by the Group CEO, Austin Okere when he alongside his team, paid a courtesy visit to the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. A.B. Sofoluwe.
First Class LASU students can now study without fees, V C
The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Professor Lateef Akani Hussein has said that he will ever remain committed to the less privileged and sound academic performed students to ensure that financing their education will not be a hindrance to their academic pursuit.
Our major strength is total belief in hard work, Barovbe
Westminster Col-lege, Lagos churned out 33 students at its 8th Valedictory service and Graduation ceremony last Thursday of which 32 of them had already obtained the required WAEC Results needed for admission into universities in Nigeria or abroad.
Warri University underway
A planning and Curriculum Development Summit with participants drawn from the Nigerian academia and other major stakeholders have unanimously agreed that a Warri University should be established.
HND/BSC dichotomy debate unnecessary, Mimiko
Prof. Mimiko who during the occasion frowned at the recent media attack on the Head of Service of the Federation, Mr. Stephen Orosanye over his comment on the disparity between B.Sc./HND degrees said Nigerians have been posing the leadership question in a wrong manner.
We encourage reading culture through books donation – Literamed Manager
On Wednesday last week, schools, students and teacher’s who have remained steadfast in making use of Lantern books were amply rewarded by the publishers of the books, Literamed Publications both in cash and through books donation.
Covenant Varsity 1st Class Graduates unfold future plans
The mission statement of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State centres around the production of a new generation of leaders through a qualitative and life-applicable training system that focuses on values and skills development.
Why we set up teachers’ college – Adesanya
Corona College has revealed that the establishment of its teachers’ college was to provide a good opportunity for teachers in the country to develop themselves so that they would not rely only on the degree have had in the past.
No exams in LASU until previous results are out, Students’ Union leader warns
The purpose of Lagos State University external system as widely publicized is to bring education nearer to the people of the state, but this assertion is far from the truth in practical term as the system is presently frustrating and ruining our future because since 2005, students of LASU external system, Anthony campus have not seen their results, talk less of receiving the certificates. Students in this campus passed out without graduating.
Why we’re constructing new classroom blocks in our adopted schools – Evans, Etisalat CEO
The need to provide conducive environment for learning in the face of dilapidated and decaying infrastructure in public schools informed the decision of Etisalat, an emerging communication company in Nigeria to construct new classroom blocks in schools it adopted in Lagos State.
FG, publishers partner on production of new Senior Secondary Curriculum textbooks
A LARGE number of representatives of reputable publishing outfits in Nigeria turned up for the stakeholders’ forum for the development of textbooks in line with the new Senior Secondary Education Curriculum (SSEC) which held in Lagos on Thursday last week at the behest of the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council.
Babcock VC defends choice of Ribadu for LL.D
Post-UTME is still necessary. For a private university like Babcock, we’ve been conducting screening exercise for admission from day one. Having five credits, scoring above 200 not enough for admission. There should be character, being fit, have the desire to learn and so on.15, 2010.
ACCA widens access to accountancy certification
These disclosures were made by the Nigerian Country Manager for ACCA, Mrs Toyin Ademola in Lagos. According to her, the Foundations in Accountancy is flexible, making it possible for students who do not meet the minimum entry requirements for ACCA qualification to register for the awards, adding that they can start studying at any level, including the Diploma in Accounting and Business.
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