Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
WDU VC caution freshers on truancy and cultism
SUCCESS RECIPE: The world belongs to you!
Students appeal to workers, govt to suspend strike
NANS begins student-friendly programmes
Bells varsity commences three novel courses
UNN @ 50: P-Harcourt dinner holds April 14
Trouble makers shouldn’t exploit fees increase
Way out of admission crisis, by stakeholders
Mohammed or Ochai: Who leads Nigerian students?
Engineer linking youths to God through his invention
Copy, paste and plagiarize
Towergate offers scholarship to staff, indigent students
NIFES trains students on effective leadership

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TETfund warns c’ttee against being tossed by varsities
TERTIARY Education Trust Fund, TETfund, has warned Committee on Needs Assessment of Nigerian Universities, CNANU, to firmly refuse to be coerced by any institution’s executive management to do their bidding.
Nigerian launches online varsity for African students
Worried by the gap in Africa’s educational system, Nigerian entrepreneur, Gossy Ukanwoke, is set to launch Beni American University, an online university specifically for African students.
UTME: 1.5 million students battle for 500,000 admission slots
Ahead of the March 24th Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), expectations are high from the over 1.5 million registered candidates who are set to battle for 500,000 admission spaces into institutions of higher learning.
Researchers will soon rewrite how the world sees Nigeria – Nzenagu
Nigeria would have given the automotive industry a product to cheer about a few years ago through Mr. Lawrence Nzenagu, an artist, researcher and inventor, were it not for the lack of support from the relevant authorities. In this chat with Vanguard in Lagos, Nzenagu talks about two of his inventions, amongst others
History as core subject: Dons back Sultan
Stakeholders in education sector have reacted to a call by the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar during a public presentation of the book “Ile-Ife: The source of yoruba civilization,” that History should be made a compulsory subject like English Language and Mathematics in our primary and junior secondary schools.

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