US Mission welcomes Yale professor with Nigerian roots to UNILAG
The United States Mission has welcomed Dr. Cajetan Iheka, a professor of English at Yale University, to Nigeria.
How Nigeria funds international education
PROFESSOR Jide Owoeye, Chairman, Governing Council, Lead City University, has decried the exodus of Nigerian students abroad based on the erroneous belief that the Nigerian education system is poor and there is limited access to higher education, invariably funding the education system of other countries and depleting the Nigerian education system by at leastN155 billion annually.
LASTVEB partners Nigerite on dry construction solutions
THE Lagos State Technical Vocational Education Board, LASTVEB, has partnered Nigerite Limited on dry construction solutions to boost the skills of students and instructors in building construction.
Kirikiri prisons: It was a protest, not jailbreak – Inmate
THE recent visit of the National Human Rights Commission, NHRC team, led by its Executive Secretary, Professor Bem Angwe and his senior officials to the Kirikiri medium security prison, Lagos was yet another eye opener to what is happening within the walls of the prison yards.
Nigeria’s road shame goes online on #MyRoadIsWorseThanYours
The dismal state of Nigeria’s roads is a constant source of exasperation for the long-suffering population but a tongue-in-cheek campaign on social media is trying to shame the authorities into action.
Sea level, strange weeds threaten Bayelsa coastal towns
—ANXIETY has heightened in more than 50 coastal communities of Bayelsa State over the soaring sea level and strange plants.
