Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
Winners emerge at Amila Painting Challenge
I have no idea what to do with $100,000 – Unigwe
Developing an attractive personality
When Unilag floated World Carnival to mark Golden Jubilee
FG charges E-9 countries to prioritize literacy
LASU VC presents scorecard 365 days after
Don’t bully us, Medical students beckon on varsity Senate
Frequently Confused Words
Fashion shades for the scorching heat
Education stakeholders revise 9-year basic curriculum
BRACED summit recommends re-introduction of history, civic education
Solutions to most diseases lie in the forests of Africa – Nwakanma
Loral students encouraged to study business courses
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SubscribeUniAbuja students disrupt exams over non-accreditation of courses
The last is yet to be heard as students of the University of Abuja have disrupted their on-going examinations with the protest of the non-accreditation of three programmes which led to their suspension by the federal government.
Personality: The container and the content
Whenever personality is mentioned, there are two sides of the coin which is the “container” and the “content”. Using an analogy; if a bottle of wine has a sophisticated, well designed and attractive bottle (container) but the wine (content) itself is bitter and sour, though people will be attracted to the bottle of wine but when they have a taste of the wine, they are repelled. Hence, the bottle of wine that had previously held their attention becomes a thing that they now distain.
UK govt to sponsor Nigerian students
The global UK government 2012 scholarships programme is now open to support exceptional Nigeria students in various academic levels.
Govt must promote health education for national devt – Odusanya
Saddened by the alarming deaths recorded in the country to diseases such as pneumonia, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, malaria, poliomyelitis, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), amongst others, there are calls for government at all levels to engender public health education for the masses.
Fashola tasks corps members on industry
Wife of Lagos State governor, Mrs. Abimbola Fashola, has urged corps members to use the opportunity of their service year to discover themselves in the best entrepreneurial skill as there is no more white collar job anywhere.
FG laments dearth of quality innovations in varsities
The Federal Government has raised alarm over the sub-standard innovations being churned out from tertiary institutions across the country which is a direct result of poor research and innovations in the nation’s universities.
Ph.D holders as truck drivers: Fallout of government’s unseriousness?
More knocks than commendation have continued to trail the recent revelations that of the 13,00 applications received, six Ph.D, 704 Masters and over 8,460 Bachelor degree holders applied for the Graduate Executive Truck Driver of Dangote Group of Companies.
Frequently Confused Words
The two words – respectfully and respectively are not synonyms. They are liable to be confused because they both have ‘respect’ and ‘-ly’ ending in their word formation. Please note that respectfully means ‘with respect’; respectively means ‘in the order given’.
Cultists unleash terror on College of Education
Suspected cultists penultimate Saturday descended on the College of Education, Katisna-Ala, leaving, at least, two people dead, one injured and destroying structures on the campus.
Alumnus donates library to YABATECH
An alumnus of Yaba College of Technology, Mr. Taofiq Idowu Raheem, has donated an ultra modern library to his alma mater in the School of Environmental Studies to aid teaching, acquisition of skills and learning.
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