Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
The school is designed to admit girls who dropped out of school due to early marriage, poverty, teenage pregnancy, displacement and so on
De-emphasise paper qualification, educationist tells stakeholders
THE Principal, Phidel College, Lagos, Mr Ben Akintelure has urged stakeholders in the education sector to place less emphasis on paper qualification and focus more on skills and talents of students
‘Nigeria polytechnics are no pushovers’
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
Varsities Talk: Who will teach economics in the North-East? (2)
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.
Winners emerge at The Nigeria of my dream essay competition
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
Entrepreneurship: NYSC members display uncommon skills in contest
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
