Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
$1m Hult Prize: AUN advances to regional finals
LEAP Africa trains teachers, students
Elections: OAU students, NYSC members fight over INEC jobs
Universities face their toughest year in Nigerian history (2)
‘How I further education through varsity Roehampton online’
2015 elections: School or no school?
Education under Jonathan: The good, the criticisms
Olukoga urges private sector to invest in informal sector
Parents react to students’ compulsory stay in school during elections
OSCOTECH graduates 5,000 students
We’re not indebted to EKSU— MOCPED
Lagos to deploy solar energy in 172 rural schools by June
Why LASU fee hike crisis might be far from over…
Delta State, its home-grown billionairesÂ
Election violence: Fear grips Ndigbo, South South indigenes in North
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The President of a country could be rated by the promises he made during his campaign and is judged by his performance while in office. In 2014 at the wake of the Presidential campaign, Goodluck Jonathan promised uninterrupted power supply by the end of 2014.
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Our nation is at crossroads! Many doomsday forecasters have said or insinuated that our nation will disintegrate after the elections on February 14th 2014.The latest of such declarations came from the so-called retired Niger Delta militants. It was reported that the militants had threatened to take up arms again if President Goodluck Jonathan failed to win the presidential election.
JAMB procures special computers for visually impaired to take 2015 UTME
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it has procured gadgets to facilitate the participation of the visually impaired candidates in its Computer Based Test (CBT) in March.
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MOCPED: ERC calls for release of students’ results, certificates
The Education Rights Campaign, ERC, has called on the management of the Michael Otedola College of Primary Education (MOCPED), Noforija, Epe, Lagos State, to release the results and certificates of the degree students of the college, even as it demands that the Professor Olu Akeusola-led MOCPED administration be probed for mismanagement of funds.
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