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Bayelsa commissioner wants schools involved in war against HIV/AIDS

Bayelsa State Commissioner for Education, Prof Tuemi Asuka said the crusade against HIV/AIDS scourge would continue to be a mirage if primary and secondary school teachers are not adequately trained to inculcate in students acceptable moral and medical values for the prevention of the disease.

Seraphs plan affordable private varsity

APPARENTLY worried by the seeming growing challenges faced by students of private universities in the country, especially in the area of tuition fees, the Cherubim and Seraphim unification church of Nigeria said it is making arrangements to build what it called a ‘first class affordable private university in the country.

SUCCESS RECIPE: TALK YOURSELF TO SUCCESS

“I am the greatest” became the label of the boxing legend, philanthropist and social activist, Muhammad Ali. He sounded those words in the locker room, in the ring, in front of radio microphones and TV and movie cameras, in newspapers and magazines…

Schools benefit from tax payment in Lagos, commence essay competition

The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service Secondary School Essay Competition on Taxation has commenced its 4th edition with the objective of introducing the youths, the leaders of tomorrow with the issue of tax administration so that in future they will not deviate from paying tax when they must have gained employed after leaving school.

Furore over Post-UTME test

The legality and desirability of post-UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) screening seemed to be tearing apart major stake holders in the university system as senate committee on Education conducts investigation into the issue.

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