Igweship Tussle: ESUT confirms dismissal of contender, Obiora Ngwu
Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
TICs bridging research, industry gap – Mohammed Jibrin
Qualitative education not optional – Amaechi
Expert calls for re-introduction of history as core subject
Chevron donates autocad studio to YABATECH
Foundation donates GCE forms, materials to 9 schools
10 make first class as AAUA graduates 5,497
Education a must for change, progress in Nigeria – Experts
When Prof Oladipo taught a lesson on climate change…
Burning the midnight candle: Students prepare for WASSCE

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How young writers, artists can maximise their creativity – Stakeholders
Mr. Emenike Johnson is a 24-year-old final year student of Mass Communication in one of the nation’s universities. Right from childhood, he has had this flair and passion for writing. He has the innate potential and skills that make a good writer.
JAMB set for 2013 UTME
As part of its efforts to conduct the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) said it is set for a hitch-free exam as 166 coordinators for Computer-Based Test (CBT) and Paper Pencil Test (PPT) scheduled for April 27 across the nation held a meeting ahead of the examination.
12 public primary school teachers get computer appreciation scholarship
No fewer than 12 public primary school teachers drawn from Bariga and Shomolu communities in Lagos State were empowered last Saturday with three months free computer appreciation scholarship programme by LUCINMA.
Unjust disparity between poly, varsity graduates in Nigeria
Most secondary school leavers seeking admission into higher institutions in Nigeria would hardly choose polytechnics as their preferred institution, and it is easily understood why it is so. Why should they choose polytechnics when the university is there for them? Why go to the polytechnic to obtain Higher National Diploma that will take additional two years to go for post-graduate diploma that will make it degree equivalent? Why would you go through all these and still not be sure about gaining an employment after all the rigorous exercises?
Nigerian invents fastest, safest oil spill cleaner
The days of spending tons of money and between 11 and 12 months to clean up an oil spill on our waters, seem to be over as a Nigerian researcher, Engr. Taslim Owonikoko, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Iseyin, Oyo State-based Berekotry Detergent Limited, has come up with a solution, interestingly made from agricultural waste. He spoke with Vanguard Learning on his new invention. Excerpts:

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