Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
N3b research grants is too small for Nigeria—Nnaji
We have young people who have no idea of their history —MAUTECH VC
How MUSON scholar excels in American varsity
Mind Builders School awards scholarship to 6 best students
Fashola charges corps members on positive impact
Academics tasked on research, mentorship
Students storm British Council exhibition in Lagos
Atamu gives 10 students scholarship awards
UNILAG awards scholarship to 982 students
Don tasks Nigerians on values
Is Minerva University redefining 21st century education?
Nigeria’s 10.5m out-of-school children set to increase if….

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The imperative of professionalising the Nigerian Civil Service (2)
If government fails to recruit and retain the best in the labour market, then how can it achieve the objective of building a Human Resources Management structure that will backstop its vision of a world class public service institution?
Unizik VC calls for transformation in the varsity system
IN a bid to redefine the real essence of the University and to recreate the University into a better citadel of learning, the Vice Chancellor of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Professor Joseph Ahaneku has called for total transformation of the University system.
Rotaract Club pledges support for schools, vocational training
ROTRACT Club of Ikoyi District 9110 has pledged to implement a range of projects geared towards improving education and youth empowerment, through vocational skill acquisition. The club’s new president for the 2014/2015 service year, Rotaractor Muyideen Gbadegesin, revealed this while speaking with newsmen recently.
Unilorin Chancellor tasks FG on improved funding in varsities
THE Chancellor of the University of Ilorin and Dein of Agbor Kingdom, Dr. Benjamin Ikenechukwu has tasked the Federal Government on the present level of funding for universities in order to attain excellence in the sector.
Experts task schools on World Books online research
A member of the Forum for African Women Educationalist, Nigeria Chapter, Ms Marie-Therese Sojinrin has lamented the lack of research training for teachers in primary and secondary schools.

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