Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
“DStv Eutelsat Star Awards” launched to promote Science, Technology in African schools
Hope of better days ahead for primary school pupil
Alofos Foundation holds Energy Expo for Schools
Ojerinde brings technology to JAMB operations… Hopes to release results within an hour
Don tasks President Jonathan on education empowerment
Akoka gets World Bank grant
Expert faults Nigerian varsities curriculum
LASSIT challenges youth on career
Corona Schools call for awareness on climate change
Group decries removal of VC
LAUTECH crisis ends
Education,health remain Enugu’s priorities – Chime
Incoming Education Minister tasked

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WDU gets NUC course accreditation
The National Universities Commission, NUC, for the first time in the history of course accreditation in public and private universities in Nigeria , has accredited two rare courses at the Western Delta University , Oghara, Delta state, a private university.
Unilever goes into varsities to stimulate ideas among students
A platform has been provided for youths in Nigerian universities to actualise what they learnt and also have opportunity to know the real world. It has been acknowledged that our young people are innovative
Medical student leader, victim of riot
The National President of the Nigerian Medical Student Association, Mr. Auwal Shanono, was one of the unlucky victims that were felled during the last Saturday’s violence by members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers in Ibadan.
Power outage mars FUPRE exams
THE lingering crisis rocking the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, FUPRE, Ugbomro, Effurun, near Warri, Delta State, took a new dimension, Wednesday, when the institution’s branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, resolved that no lecturer should submit examination questions to their respective Heads of Department until power was supplied to the College of Science/College of Technology building.
43 Nigerians get grants to study in US Post-Graduate schools
Forty three Nigerians have been given grants by the United States government to participate in U.S. Department of State academic and exchange programmes in America universities.

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