Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
ASUP to commence indefinite strike Wednesday
Project managers need strong code of ethics —Usman
The problem with our curriculum
Polls: What is in store for education sector?
Varsities Talk: Enters Asaba State University
My post-graduate experience at the UK — Edeh, distinction graduand
From Turkey comes boost for education
NOA, UNIABUJA sign MoU on ethics, civic education
UNESCO World Book Capital School: Commissioner tasks pupils, teachers
Campus valentine: When love meets learning…
NAICOM extends funding to universities with sellable programme
Educationist lists factors that can galvanise education
Fashola’s wife commends MTN FoundatIon education initiatives
Decline in education: Catholic schools must show the light — Cleric
How nutrition, contraceptives affect reproductive health

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Winners of Enterprise Challenge emerge
The duo of Mr Nasir Yammama and Miss Ese Odiete, both 24, have finally emerged winners of the British Council Enterprise challenge organised by Virgin Atlantic and Zenith Bank to boost entrepreneurial skills among Nigerian youths. The winners were unveiled at Eko Hotel and suites, Lagos.
How govt can transform sports through school — KrisBethel
Government have been charged to look into development of school sports in secondary schools. This charge was given by various stakeholders at the 3rd Inter-House Sports Competition of KrisBethel College, Lagos state.
UNN: Students elect new SUG executives
Considering the relevance of student unionism to the growth of any academic institution, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka has gone to the poll to elect new executive members of the Student Union Government of the institution.
Don tasks govt on active education goals
TRuth and absolute truth resides in God”. This was the conclusion of Professor Ademola Tayo as he challenged government to actively promote national educational goals. Professor Tayo who delivered the second inaugural lecture of Babcock University on Thursday harped on the need for a committed and consistent harmonization of national educational goals with the nation’s philosophy of education.
Nigerian schools are comparable with average UK’s — Briton
It isdishearting that the way the average Nigerian evaluates the education sector is quite different from the perception of many foreigners. Mr Derek Smith, a Briton and an expatriate in Olashore School, Iloko-Ijesa, Osun State, who had taught in the United Kingdom and other parts of the world, has stated that a significant number of schools in the UK are worse than those in Nigeria in terms of academic performance, behaviour and facilities.

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