Lagos opens Nigeria’s first alternative school for girls
Students can now work and study – ABP
LASU students move against fee hike
Stakeholders complain against NECO result
Accreditation: Lead City varsity wins suit against Nuc
Grace Schools bring Chinese Language into curriculum
NYSC scheme has outlived its usefulness – students
Success recipe: The echoes of life
Problems of education system are surmountable -Loral Principal
FG introduces consumer education into school curriculum
Longman to become Learn Africa Plc
States drawing UBE Scheme backward – Modibbo
New literature prize launched to rival Booker
JABU hosts Biotechnology conference
Ambassador School to represent Nigeria in world contest
Rotary Club donates books, bags to pupils

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ACSI renews commitment to revamp education sector
DIRECTOR, Association of Christian Schools International, (ACSI), Nigeria, Mrs Adun Akinyemiju has said that its organisation has reiterated commitment to revive the dwindling education sector as it extends the hands of help to schools and Nigerian children.
UN Global Report on Human Settlements launched at Covenant Varsity
THE United Nations (UN) Global Report on Human Settlements (GRHS 2011) has been launched at Covenant University, Ota, Lagos.
Ajimobi reinstates sacked Ibadan Poly ASUP boss
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State has ordered the immediate reinstatement of the sacked Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic, The Polytechnic, Ibadan branch, Mr. Babatunde Dosunmu.
African govts don’t consider education as business-Prof Kwaku
THE Director, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) Centre for Marketing and Innovation, Professor Kwaku Atuahene-Gima has stated that until government of any country begins to see education as a viable business which the state can invest in, education will not attain its feat in Africa.
Akwa Ibom University: A ship of hope arrives
THE steam and the flame of the torch of development lit in Akwa Ibom State by the Governor Godswill Akpabio administration’s free, compulsory and qualitative education policy for primary and secondary schools will never dim. It remains fascinatingly aglow.

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