Coup Threat: Why Nigeria can’t afford complacency – Expert
Lagos offers Police officers free transport for 3 months
Pains, struggles of Bayelsa pensioners
Aftermath of NLC’s Housing Scam: Depositors demand refund
Education for all in 2015: Mirage or reality for Nigeria?
N3b research grants is too small for Nigeria—Nnaji
We have young people who have no idea of their history —MAUTECH VC
Judges have failed to assert their independence — Akeredolu
How MUSON scholar excels in American varsity
Mind Builders School awards scholarship to 6 best students
Fashola charges corps members on positive impact
Academics tasked on research, mentorship
111,210 pensioners get N268bn payouts from CPS

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Students storm British Council exhibition in Lagos
Over 1000 students from different states who wanted to study in the United Kingdom stormed the Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos to attend the British Council 2014 education exhibition.
Defamation: MCSN’s chairman secures N25m damages against COSON’s boss
An Ikeja High Court presided over by Justice O. Femi-Adeniyi has awarded a N25 million damages against the Chairman of Board of Directors of Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON), Chief Tony Okoroji, in favour of Mr. Mayo Ayilaran of Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria Limited (MCSN) over a defamatory publication credited to COSON’s chairman.
Atamu gives 10 students scholarship awards
IN demonstrating commitment to education in Urhobo, Delta State, a social club known as Atamu has given 10 students from different institutions of higher learning across the country scholarship awards.
UNILAG awards scholarship to 982 students
A TOTAL of 982 students have benefited from the 2012/2013 Endowment Scholarship Awards of the University of Lagos. The students received the awards on Thursday, November 6, 2014 during the scholarship awards ceremony held at the Julius Berger Lecture Theatre, UNILAG Main Campus, Akoka.
Don tasks Nigerians on values
PROFESSOR Noah Yusuf of the University of Ilorin has urged Nigerians to imbibe the spirit of positive work ethics, whjich he listed among them as industrious, committed , dedicated and transparent, as the only way to guarantee Nigeria’s development.

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