POLYTECHNICS education in Nigeria is largely perceived as inferior to university education due to some arguable factors which play down on the aims and objectives of polytechnics

AS students are fleeing from the zone, instructors, lecturers, tutors, administrators, bursars, games masters, etc, are also moving away — leaving whole departments of institutions without teachers.

IN celebration of the 2014 Children’s Day, the Outreach Department of Chapel of His Presence, Ajao Estate, Lagos, organised an essay competition with the title: The Nigeria of my dream, for primary schools in the Oshodi-Isolo area

BY and large, the coast is getting clearer for corps members that it is practically possible for them to survive financially without a white collar job as many of them have been gainfully employed through the NYSC Skills Acquisition Entrepreneur Development (SAED) programme established in year 2012

MAY 10, 2014 was certainly a day of joy for 250 graduate and 23 post-graduate students of the American University of Nigeria, AUN, as they proudly filed out to be counted during the institution’s Sixth Commencement (Graduation) ceremony for its Class of 2014