By Emmanuel Edukugho GRADUATING students of Loral International Schools, FESTAC/Igbesa have been advised not to fully depend on their parents for what they want, but to allow themselves the pleasure of some hardship and challenges.

The governor urged the staff and students of the school to protect the property from vandalisation while assuring that there are no plans to increase school fees or impose any levies.

“Senate of the University of Lagos has resolved to do justice as well as honour the distinguished former Vice-Chancellor today in the light of the definition of plato that justice is acknowledging and honouring members of any society that deserve them.”

AS Nigeria continued to battle with the dwindling standard of education, parents have been identified as a major factor in tackling the problem as they have an incomparable privilege and responsibility to determine both direction and how far a child goes.

The lingering feud at the Nigeria French Language Village (NFLV) where academic and non-academic staff are demanding for the removal of the Director-General, a situation which has grounded the system, is causing serious concern to the Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai.

The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fasola (SAN) recently inaugurated a new Governing Council for the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Otto/Ijanikin. The new Governing Council is headed by Mrs. Adedamola Akran.

Principal of the Nigerian Turkish International College, Mr. Kamil Kemanci, in his welcome address said that for the graduating student and their ever supporting parents, the graduation ceremony marks the completion of the second stage in their march towards a successful life career.

Computer Warehouse Group, one of Africa’s most enterprising ICT companies will be constructing a building dedicated for the appreciation and development of Information technology at the University Of Lagos.
This was disclosed recently by the Group CEO, Austin Okere when he alongside his team, paid a courtesy visit to the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. A.B. Sofoluwe.

The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Professor Lateef Akani Hussein has said that he will ever remain committed to the less privileged and sound academic performed students to ensure that financing their education will not be a hindrance to their academic pursuit.

Westminster Col-lege, Lagos churned out 33 students at its 8th Valedictory service and Graduation ceremony last Thursday of which 32 of them had already obtained the required WAEC Results needed for admission into universities in Nigeria or abroad.