Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
LASU shuts down indefinitely
WAEC laments dearth of teaching staff in schools
What anti-gay law will not do for Nigerian children
RSG unifies academic calender for Rivers schools
Doregos basketball competition enters quarter finals
Covenant varsity emerges 2013 best private varsity in Nigeria
Lagos rewards best teachers, charges them to redouble efforts
Staff Awards Day: Corona rewards staff
How ASUU members destroyed Nigerian universities (4)
Back to strike: ASUP, COEASU strikes ground education sector
How ASUU members destroyed Nigerian universities (3)
8 students shine at UI alumni quiz contest
Novena varsity boosts security intelligence
422 take matriculation oath at Caleb varsity

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Novel screening strategies for colorectal cancer
CANCER, the dreaded six-letter word, is considered one of the most feared disease conditions on earth. Unfortunately, scientists have not been able to pinpoint what exactly causes cancer. They, however, believe that the only solution is early detection/diagnosis.
Novena University boosts security intelligence, signs MoU with Nigeria Police
Novena University, Ogume, Delta State which prides itself as the only tertiary institution in Nigeria that offers courses on security has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Nigeria Police Force to boost security intelligence in the country.
STRIKE: ASUP berates FG’s response
The President, Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Comrade C.B. Asomugha, on Wednesday described government’s response to its current strike as haphazard and unconvincing, saying the strike became necessary following the snail speed pace of the review of the Federal Polytechnics Act at the National Assembly.
Strike aftermath: Life returns as varsities resume
Although the six-month strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, was called off on December 16, 2013, academic activities have only just begun in earnest in universities across the country.
What JAMB’s ‘one-varsity only’ directive could mean for candidates
Many candidates registering for this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations, UTME, were shocked when they were given the choice to pick only one university of their choice, contrary to the traditional first and second choice options of universities and/or polytechnics. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, responsible for the UTME, in a new policy has made it compulsory for candidates to pick one university, one polytechnic, one college of education and one innovative enterprise institute (IEI) when registering for their exams.

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