By Nneka Ehujuo Nigerian students have condemned the incessant strike actions in the nation educational sector. Speaking to Vanguard Education Weekly, a cross section of university undergraduates lamented their ordeals during the recent industrial action embarked upon by Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) which lasted for over three months. Mr Chimezie Ehujuo, an undergraduate […]

By  Agbolade Omowole Life is a stage,” says William Shakespeare, “and everyone, a cast in the play.” Everyone is a hero or heroine in the play of life. You are the captain of your ship. You are in charge of your life. Being a student is one critical aspect of your life. Time spent cannot […]

By Uche Dim Former Commissioner of Education in Delta State,  Dr.(Mrs.) Ogbuagu has expressed worry about the deficiencies in the nation’s school system which has affected the reading culture of over 80 percent of students in the country. Ogbuagu who disclosed this at the launching of the book My Step Mother by Mrs. Pat Ero […]

The Vice-Chancellor of Caleb University, Lagos, Prof. Timothy.O. Tayo, has affirmed that staff empowerment via continuous training both locally and internationally remained a top priority of the university. In a release signed by Mr. Abimbola Olulesi, the Head of Public Affairs of the University, Prof. Tayo gave this assurance while declaring open a two-day in-service […]

By Jude Njoku Amukoko, Orile Iganmu, Badia and Ajegunle are unarguably some of the worst slum settlements in Lagos. Residents of these ghettos live under terrible sanitary conditions. The drainage channels are usually blocked with heaps of refuse which cause flooding at the slightest downpour. These ghettos provide a good hide-out for criminals while the […]