Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Students should spend their time resourcefully — Expert
Private varsities don’t sell certificates – Crescent varsity VC
Fed College of Alternative Medicine not illegal – Provost
Government jobs will soon lose attraction – Proprietor
3 students represent Nigeria in Turkey debate contest
ASUU strike: NANS exco splits, disowns president
ASUU Strike: NEEDS report justifies demands – Okebukola
FG approves N109.4bn for varsities, others
We run a ‘student first’ philosophy – Egboka
AOCOED, MOCPED may upgrade to degree awarding institutions
Strike: Parents’ forum begs ASUU
Educationist faults UNESCO report on out-of-school children
Monarch calls for indigenous languages in school curriculum
Success Recipe: Are you growing or are you groaning?
Technical graduates can bid for govt contracts – Fashola

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Loral rewards students with scholarship
As part of its determination to encourage academic excellence, the management of Loral International Schools, Lagos, has awarded a six-year scholarship to two of her finest primary six pupils.
How music, movie could inspire learning – Okri
Project Manager, 9ja Knowledge Show, Mr John Okri has reiterated its commitment to change orientation of the nation’s teaming youth through the Global Read Entertainment competitions.
‘Why education standard is falling’
The dwindling standard of education in Nigeria has been attributed to lack of adequate commitment by those who are charged with the responsibility to impart knowledge through qualitative teaching, as well as the attitude of government towards proper funding of education as required by the United Nations standard.
Elizade varsity proprietor awards N8m scholarship
Chairman of Toyota Nigeria and the proprietor of Elizade University, Ilara Mokin, Chief Michael Ade Ojo, has doled out N8 million scholarship to five deserving students of the institution to enable them complete their education.
Shut Illegal Varsities: ICPC to reopen four
•As Nta vows to sanitise education sector
Four of 20 illegal degree-awarding institutions shut down in May by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) will be re-opened, ICPC chairman, Barr. Ekpo Nta has said.

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