Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
ERC calls for return to old fees
Board wades into UNTH Consultants’ strike
Caleb Varsity students acquire ICT certification
Don’t scrap NYSC —Bells Tech VC
God will select right person as OAU VC – Faborode
Teenage Nigerian offered admission to Harvard
Jonathan in Obudu, reflects on new education agenda
Two students devise new education system for Nigeria
LG boss commends Loral Schools on sports devt
AAUA condemns gruesome murder of Corps member
FG urged to reduce cost of books
Sales training for CEOs
Aize Obayan: We can’t ignore inventions, research
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SubscribeCambridge University issues warning over poor students
Documents submitted to the Government’s Office for Fair Access confirm that the university merely hopes to maintain existing numbers of deprived undergraduates from 2012.
Donald Onuoha’s solo exhibition debuts in Lagos
The exhibition which is the painter’s first solo effort in Lagos titled Conversation With My Conscience will through the body of works seek to address the role of the conscience in determining human action or moral judgement in life.
Yabatech Rector pledges to promote intellectual properties
The Rector, Yaba College of Technology, Dr. (Mrs.) Margaret Ladipo has pledged to promote innovation and intellectual properties of staff and students of the college in support of entrepreneurial education at every opportunity.
Culture Policy remains the priority of the Ministry of Tourism
Penultimate week, Arts Editors of major Nigerian news media in Lagos paid a courtesy call to the Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation, Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq Mohammade at his office in Abuja
Senior Secondary Curriculum to empower students for wealth generation
The new Senior Secondary Education Curriculum (SSEC), which was personally presented to the public last week in Abuja by the Minister of Education, Professor Ruquayyatu Rufa’i (00N) is said to be geared towards preparing students for higher education as well as laying a solid foundation for sustainable poverty eradication
Gov Fayemi doles out N282m loans to teachers
In a bid to motivate teachers towards improving the education sector,Ekiti State Government has disbursed about N282.6million as car and housing loans to teaching and non_teaching staff of public schools in the state.
Day of Justice from Queensland Academy
Parents are sup-posed to be the custodians of their children , but recent developments in the society has revealed that many parents instead of inculcating the right values to their children have resorted to impacting the wrong ideals to them to the extent of abusing them sexually.
2011 Governorship Polls: WAEC shifts exam to avoid clash
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has shifted the date of examination for some subjects in the May/June 2011 WASSCE because it clashed with the governorship election re-scheduled to hold on Tuesday, April 26, 2011.
FasTrack Int’l School adds culture into curriculum
In a bid to inculcate cultural value into school curriculum and exterminate the cessation of Nigerian tradition, FasTrack International School, Lagos has taken its pupils to a Cultural Day celebration .
How VCs delivered presidential election results
For the first time ever, University Vice Chancellors were massively involved in the electoral process as chief collation officers for the 36 states and FCT in the just concluded presidential election. And they performed excellently well in an election seen as the most credible, free, fair and transparent since June 12, 1993.
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