Court jails three men for trafficking two-year-old boy in Cross River
A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar has sentenced three men to prison for abducting and trafficking a two-year-old boy from Cross River State, in a bid to take him to Benue State.
34 varsities operate illegally – Prof Okojie
As part of the National Universities Commission (NUC) effort to protect the interest of gullible students seeking admission into universities, its Executive Secretary, Professor Julius Okojie has stated that illegal institutions and satellite campuses which have assumed a new dimension in the country must be properly addressed in the interest of stakeholders in education sector. He reaffirmed his commitment to deal legally with unlicenced universities recently during Novena University, Ogume convocation ceremony.
New Era camp focuses on youths education
As part of the on-going efforts by concerned stakeholders to give the Nigerian youths an all-round education, a youth camp has been built by the New Era Foundation (NEF), a non-governmental organisation, in Ibeju-Lekki, a Lagos surburb .
NYSC members participate in contest, win prizes
Members of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) serving in Ogun State participated in a keen competition which took place last weekend at the state NYSC camp.
Group partners Lagos govt on demystifying maths in schools
In a move aimed at stemming the growing mass failure in secondary schools, the McLiLyVille Consulting last week in collaboration with the Lagos State ministry of education, demonstrated its resolve in tackling the fear of mathematics among secondary school students.
Covenant Varsity rolls out drums as VC turns 50
An aura of festivity pervaded the entire campus of Covenant University on Thursday, March 4, 2010 as the University celebrated the 50th Birthday of her amiable Vice Chancellor, Professor Aize Oloigbe Imouokhome Obayan.
