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Group tasks SUBEB to employ more teachers for effective learning

Calls for 1:25 student-teacher ratio in classrooms By Ebunoluwa Sessou As part of efforts to fast-track effective learning culture and improve academic excellence in public schools especially in primary and secondary schools nationwide, A group, Charge.org, has called for 1:25 ratio of student-teacher in the primary school classrooms for effective teaching and learning experience. The […]

A woman can be next Ekiti governor, says candidate

Four out of nine women vying for the governorship seat on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party in Ekiti State have been cleared by the Ekiti Gubernatorial Screening Committee led by Ahmed Makarfi, to participate in the primary billed for January 2022

Groups advocate women’s involvement in construction industry

In a bid to make extricate women from the shackles of Socio- cultural limitations -careerwise, Inter -Bau Foundation, SKYE-GIE, alongside other construction industry players, have called for deliberate involvement of women in the construction industry

The rise and rise of Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello

Prof Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, current Vice- Chancellor of Lagos State University, LASU and  the institution’s first woman to hold that office; as well  as the significance  of Tunji Bello, the Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources in Lagos State; had until her recent appointment been a typically obscure academic

Lagos Lawmaker harps on edu-invest

As part of commitment to invest in education, a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Sanni Okanlawon has called for collaboration with  Nigerians and Corporate Organizations to deliver life improving, saving and impacting services for sustainable education

Groups advocate women’s involvement in construction industry

In a bid to make extricate women from the shackles of Socio- cultural limitations -careerwise, Inter -Bau Foundation, SKYE-GIE, alongside other construction industry players, have called for deliberate involvement of women in the construction industry

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