Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
Why UTME performance keeps dropping…
Young Nigerian makes chair, stool from waste paper
ECOWAS students recognise Ehimiaghe
Don appointed Anambra Commissioner for Education
JA Nigeria targets one million students for e-learning
South African university honours Nigerian author, Ben Okri
LASU VC, Obafunwa begs lecturers not to embark on strike
Don advocates gender policies in varsities
Unemployment: ‘Start business concept now’
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SubscribeResearchers find key protein link in cancer growth
MALIGNANT neoplasia, popularly called cancer, is said to kill about 10,000 Nigerians yearly. Whether this is true or not is not the issue. The fact still remains that many die from various types of cancer annually but the good news is that succour is coming the way of sufferers through the work of some biophysicists at Rice University, USA-based Center for Theoretical Biological Physics (CTBP).
Rivers inducts Exam Ethics Marshals to boost examination conduct
RIVERS State Government (RSG) has Inaugurated its Exam Ethics Marshals in the State. The Inauguration took place during the induction ceremony of the Marshals at the Alfred Diete Spiff Civic Centre in Port Harcourt.
Why Basic Education remains a challenge in Nigeria —Wike
DESPITE the allocation of over N237 billion for basic education between 2009 and 2013, recent data shows that only about three million more students were admitted into the nation’s primary schools. With the population growth witnessed over the past four years, it is no wonder Nigeria’s 10.5 million out-of- school children are still unaccounted for.
Hands off varsities, Jonathan warns host communities
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has urged university host communities to respect the sanctity and federal character of institutions located in their areas.
VC chides shabbily dressed freshmen, as LASU matriculates 1,119
LAST Friday, will forever remain a memorable day for scores of new students of the Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, who were chided by Prof. John Obafunwa, the Vice- Chancellor of the university, for improper dressing to the matriculation ceremony of the 2013/2014 academic session.
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