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SubscribeEducation is our only business in Nigeria, says Kemanci
Principal of the Nigerian Turkish International College, Mr. Kamil Kemanci, in his welcome address said that for the graduating student and their ever supporting parents, the graduation ceremony marks the completion of the second stage in their march towards a successful life career.
CWG pioneers industrial park creation at Unilag
Computer Warehouse Group, one of Africa’s most enterprising ICT companies will be constructing a building dedicated for the appreciation and development of Information technology at the University Of Lagos.
This was disclosed recently by the Group CEO, Austin Okere when he alongside his team, paid a courtesy visit to the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. A.B. Sofoluwe.
First Class LASU students can now study without fees, V C
The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Professor Lateef Akani Hussein has said that he will ever remain committed to the less privileged and sound academic performed students to ensure that financing their education will not be a hindrance to their academic pursuit.
Our major strength is total belief in hard work, Barovbe
Westminster Col-lege, Lagos churned out 33 students at its 8th Valedictory service and Graduation ceremony last Thursday of which 32 of them had already obtained the required WAEC Results needed for admission into universities in Nigeria or abroad.
For Ogun commuters, it’s time to smile again
When this reporter got an invitation to attend an event in Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, she did not envisage any problem given the fact that she is familiar with the ancient city.
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