Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
SAED: Tara, Bayo inspire Corps members on industry
AUN career fair for alumni, an innovation
Atiku, Dantata, Freeman sponsor scholarships
Amosun assures OSCOTECH of govt support
UTME: Chrisgate gives guidelines for success
Universities convocation addresses series (2)
NFLV Stakeholders slam HODs over admission racketeering
Novel dual active antifungal & biocide extract
Amosun assures OSCOTECH of govt support
ERC condemns NANS’ participation in National Conference
Minister, Pacesetters Academy make case for school sports

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Osun: Group seeks education reforms sustenance
Education is not only instilling knowledge, but awakening the enormous creative potential that lies within each one of us, enabling us develop to our fullest potential and better contribute to the societies in which we live.” — Dr. Frederico Major, former Director-General of UNESCO.
Community library will improve learning, raise education standard — Shonekan
Last Tuesday, people of like minds in both academic and private sectors stormed Ijebu-Imushin in Ogun State and established community libraries to revamp the dwindling reading culture of its children
17 students receive MSDF scholarship
Seventeen brilliant but indigent students drawn from JSS 1 and SS1 classes in public schools in Delta State, had their hope of getting quality education renewed courtesy of Morgan Smart Development Foundation (MSDF).
How scholarship boosted my academic performance —Scholar
Miss Ojo Halleluyah Ebunoluwa, 20, who studied Mathematics at the University of Ibadan shares her experience with Vanguard Learning of how she graduated with the help of a scholarship when all hope was lost because her parents are retired civil servants. Excerpts: By Tare Youdeowei What course did you study? I studied Mathematics at the […]
Spend money on education, not Confab, Poly students protest in Lagos
Hundreds of students of various polytechnics took to the streets of Lagos, on Monday, to protest the lingering strike embarked upon by academic unions in polytechnics, demanding that President Goodluck Jonathan spend the money earmarked for the National Conference on the education sector.

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