“Government should use culture to promote national unity. This can be done by putting in place a cultural policy that will promote patriotism and national unity. We can start from the school system where the minds of the children are still open and free.” The proprietor, National College Gbagada Lagos, Mr. Alfred Aina made this observation during the maiden edition of cultural day organised by the college.

What started like a mystery turned out to be a celebration as the students of Obafemi Awolowo University christened the ‘Moremi Baby’ on the eighth day.

ILORIN—The Federal Government has asked Nigerian universities to salvage the nation’s dwindling global educational rating by restoring their former positions of reckoning among world universities.

Eminent Nigerian professors in diaspora who are making waves in the education sector were in Ekiti State for two weeks to impact knowledge and chart the way forward for the ailing education sector.

The Federal Government has restated its unwavering commitment to the elimination of all forms of illiteracy from the nation through harnessing its high level partnership with local and international development partners.