Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
UNESCO nominates Port Harcourt for 2014 World Book Centre
Impact Factor and the Nigerian university system
Poor infrastructure in Universities
Crawford produces 288 graduates at 5th convocation
We’re trying to be a Varsity without walls — Margee Ensign
Teach yourself English
Rector calls for repackaging of Nigerian tertiary institutions
ASUU strike: We have really lost so much –Students
Imo commends Airtel’s educational development
Auchi Polytechnic breaks jinx at 21st convocation
Education in retrospect: Strikes, sacks and deaths
Nigeria French Language stakeholders vow to maintain present fees
Fashola commissions classrooms, school buses

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SubscribeProfessors make case for Igbo Language sustenance
No fewer than three professors from the University of Lagos, UNILAG, have vowed to ensure that Igbo Language and culture are sustained among Igbo children whether in Igbo-speaking states or not, charging parents to rise to the task.
Rising demands have overstretched facilities in public schools – Lagos commissioner
Lagos State Government has said that facilities in public schools were being over- stretched as a result of the massive transfers of students from private schools into public schools due to the apparent improvement in the quality of public education.
SSANIP urges govt to implement five years single term for Rector, others
Federal and state governments have been advised to implement the five-year single term for principal officers in Nigerian polytechnics.
Group charges students on excellence, as 5000 receive school materials
A community development group, the Ososo Forum has charged students in both primary and secondary schools in Akoko Edo Local Government Area of Edo State on the need to excel in their academics in order to achieve their dreams.
ICPC partners African undergraduates in anti-graft, good governance campaigns
In its quest to rid gullible students of corruption, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission (ICPC), has lent its support to African universities’ undergraduates as they rev up inter-regional advocacy for good governance and accountability in countries of the continent.
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