Education
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University of Ibadan students protest over 82 days power outage
Students of the University of Ibadan (UI) staged a peaceful protest, Wednesday over an unresolved power outage at the University…
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Telecom tariff hike will hinder learning, research – Students lament
A cross section of students in Enugu State, on Wednesday, appealed for the reversal of the 50 per cent hike…
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President Tinubu names newly approved Polytechnic after himself
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the establishment of a polytechnic in Abuja and named it after himself. The…
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Tax reform will destroy education – ASUU
The Benin Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities has kicked against the proposed Nigeria Tax Reform Bill by…
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Ebonyi sends off 204 foreign postgraduate scholarship beneficiaries to UK
Two hundred and four, out of the three hundred beneficiaries of Ebonyi state sponsored foreign scholarship programmes for postgraduate studies…
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UniAbuja to commence Chinese language learning, culture programme – VC
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Abuja (UniAbuja), Prof. Aisha Maikudi, has said that the university will soon commence a…
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Lagos Govt shuts down school after toddler dies in swimming pool
The Lagos State Government has shut down Smiley Kids Montessori School on Heritage Place Estate, Sangotedo, following the death of…
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Implications of Nigerian words in English Dictionary
This is a new year, and anything can happen at individual, family, community, organizational and national levels. In the last…
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Northern varsities top beneficiaries as NELFund disburses N20bn
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has announced the approval of N20,075,050,006.55 for disbursement to 192,906 students in public tertiary institutions…
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National Assembly queries JAMB over N1.85bn spendings on meals, insecticide, others
The National Assembly Joint Committee on Finance on Monday queried the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) over “excessive spendings”…
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