Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Breaking the ceiling of self-imposed limitation
UBA rolls out scholarships for essay contest
SUBEB approves new approach to learning Maths
WAEC’s Results: Minister blames confusion on lack of communication
We’ve upgraded facilities at UNILAG – VC
Varsity student arrested for writing WAEC for girl
Pupil sues teacher for N500m
Fashola’s wife commends Indomie as LEARN Summer School ends
Minister calls for merit in admission to unity schools
Astronaut urges Africa to embrace technology
International Coastal Cleanup for Sep 17
SUCCESS RECIPE: Understanding your value
Curbing armed violence in Nigeria
Public school boy scores 310 in UTME, 75% in post —UTME
Minister decries falling standard of education
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SubscribeEnugu community cries out for more primary schools
The Amaja Community in Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State, which has only one primary school, has cried out to governor Sullivan Chime to save them from the neglect by previous administrations by approving the construction of another primary school to decongest the only existing one.
FG commends UniCal PPP parternship
The Federal Government has commended the Public Private Partnership initiated by the University of Calabar in order to expand the institution’s academic activities.
How new learning technology can help students
Learning process has been made easy with the introduction of traceboard interactive whiteboard for schools, training institutions, office seminars, workshops and conferences.
Bayelsa Govt approves N687m for students
Succour would soon come the way of indigent students of Bayelsa State origin in universities across the country as the state government yesterday unveiled a new disbursement strategy for the approved N687million bursary fund for its students.
Be good ambassadors of the college proprietress advises graduating students
It is important for the graduating students to be good ambassadors of the college so that they can project the good image of the college, the proprietress Oyeleke Memorial College Offa, Kwara State said recently during the graduation ceremony of the college.
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