Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s home
Breaking: We must guard against separating Nigeria into small pieces, Tinubu warns
They killed my Chairman in cold blood – Gov. Ortom
Corruption, not restructuring is our problem– Ambakaderemo
Indigenous oil and gas companies are coming of age – Meka Olowola
Women are attracted to me because of grace of God in me – Steve Crown
Politicians should send their children to Nigerian universities – JAMB
Kidnapping, robbery: IGP directs AIGs, CPs to beef up security on high ways
12 minors charged with cultism in Lagos
Hajj: We must embrace new changes — NAHCON Makkah Cordinator
Let’s help Rohingya Muslims
Lagos MMPN felicitates with Muslims on new Islamic year
Lagos announces restriction on Ikorodu road, fix fadeyi pedestrian bridge
Gov Ayade takes Joy Odama’s murder case to President Buhari
Stakeholders validate National Policy on Open Education Resources
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SubscribeOne-on-one approach system key to learning – Sunnydale Director
THE Director of Sunnydale School, Ikeja, Mrs. Folake Osisanya has said that one-on-one approach system is key to learning in elementary schools. Osisanya, who spoke in Lagos during during a press briefing to announce activities to mark the the school’s 20th anniversary said a child is not taught in abstract terms to make learning permanent but one on one learning system.
Stakeholders decry leadership instability in NUBIFIE
THE just concluded National Delegates Conference, NDC, of the National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions, NUBIFIE, in Lagos, provided members the opportunity to examine the leadership instability that has plagued it and find a way forward. It was generally agreed by most speakers at the opening ceremony of the conference that NUBIFIE needed stability to remain relevant and serve its members better.
Mike Okonkwo National Essay Contest: The winning entry
A NATION cannot be defined by what it buys and borrows from other countries. It should be defined by how it benefits its own people. It should be defined by its impact on the countries and world around them. Instead, Nigeria is being defined by the world’s impact on it. This impact comes in the form of imports. Today, Nigeria is in a state of trade deficit.
MRLABSS unveils science game for teachers, students
SCIENCE teachers and students in public and private schools have been programmed to earn income in the course of teaching and learning through participation in Science Teachers’ Game.
Suspension of strike à welcome development —ERC
Following the suspension of the one month six days old strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, the Education Rights Campaign, ERC, has congratulated the Union, saying the suspension is a welcome development.
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