Diphtheria: Bauchi says outbreak under control as schools reopen
King’s College Concession: FG, Labour agree 2-week review
Scholarship opportunity at Humber college Canada
495 students get UNILAG endowment scholarships
Students in mixed reactions over cowbell Maths exam
15 schools participate in global warming exhibition
Sunset for an educationist, Margaret Ugbone Renner
What future for nine varsities created without due process?
fg supplies lab equipment to 51 polytechnics
Ambrose Alli varsity runs at deficit – VC
Ejigbo LCDA distributes 7, 200 school uniforms to pupils
Nigerian School Conference tackles academic decay

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Samuel Adegboyega varsity begins academic activities
THE Samuel Adegboyega University, SAU, owned by The Apostolic Church Nigeria, will commence academic activities in the last quarter of this year. This follows the approval by the National Universities Commission, NUC, and presentation of operational license to the institution by the Minister of Education, Prof Ruquayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i recently
Loral students challenged on use of Internet …holds Arts and Science exhibitions
The Vice Principal (Academics) of Loral International Secondary Schools, Festac, Lagos, Mr Clement Ogunseye has advised the students of the school to make good use of the computers and internet facilities provided for them in the school to improve on their academic performances.
Ekwueme Foundation outlines steps to regain reading habit
The nose diving education sector in our country is posting a great challenge to its stakeholders as well as well meaningful Nigerians who have seen the backward trend as a bad omen to the future of our youths and the possibility of our nation actualizing the vision 20:2020
Good character initiative embarks on accelerated literacy in 10 states
AN accelerated literacy scheme has been implemented in 10 states on pilot basis to ensure that children attending primary schools in the rural areas can read.
Thumbs up for Biometrics! A way of curbing exam malpractice – Ojerinde
AT last, examination malpractice that seemed an intractable problem afflicting the conduct of public examinations over the years can now be effectively checked. Thanks to the introduction of Biometric Capturing System (BCS) being used by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)

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