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UNIJOS wins e-Health research grant for malaria

UNIJOS wins e-Health research grant for malaria

The effort of the management of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) to deepen the research profile of the institution has received a boost following the sum of 30,000 Euro awarded by the French Embassy in…

Corona pledges to focus on developing students’ attitude

…as school shines in UTME, SAT, ACCA, IGCSE   The owners and management of Corona Secondary School (CSS), Agbara in Ogun State, have pledged the commitment and determination of the private school to focus on…

UNICEF: 70 percent of Nigerian children not learning value-adding skills

UNICEF: 70 percent of Nigerian children not learning value-adding skills

The United Nations Children’s Fund has said that 70% of the children in school are not learning anything that will add value to them or the society creating a learning crisis in Nigeria. This was…

Sanwo-Olu Aide to FG, Stakeholders: End ASUU strike now

Sanwo-Olu Aide to FG, Stakeholders: End ASUU strike now

  Kayode Olanrewaju   Again, a call has gone to the Federal Government and the striking university teaching and non-teaching staff unions, especially the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), to suspend and end the…

Financial experts, academics to honour Ogunjobi with festschrift

Financial experts, academics to honour Ogunjobi with festschrift

  Contemporary issues in governance, economy and trade will take centre stage in Lagos on Friday, July 8, as banking and finance experts and academics, including President of Afrexim Bank, Cairo, Prof. Benedict Oramah, launch…

UNILAG, German, UK varsities partner on ‘change project’

UNILAG, German, UK varsities partner on ‘change project’

UNILAG, other Nigerian institutions to benefit from project PARTNERSHIP The University of Lagos (UNILAG) and some European institutions are partnering to build symbiotic relationships that will address contemporary issues of renewable energy solutions for alternative…

Don harps on need to strengthen teacher education, curriculum

Don harps on need to strengthen teacher education, curriculum

Kayode Olanrewaju   Former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Emeritus Professor Peter Okebukola, has stressed the urgent need to strengthen teacher education, improvement in content knowledge; development and use of new teaching…

Stakeholders seek access to digital resources, infrastructure to enhance learning

Stakeholders seek access to digital resources, infrastructure to enhance learning

Education experts in the humanitarian field have called on government at all levels and other stakeholders to invest more resources in improving internet access and quality digital infrastructure, as well as creating more centres for…

Scholars, professionals chart a new direction for Mass Comm

Scholars, professionals chart a new direction for Mass Comm

For one-day, penultimate week, mass Communication scholars and professionals under their umbrella group, the Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN) converged on Caleb University, Imota, Lagos to chart a new direction for…

NIREC’s prescription to Nigeria’s condition

NIREC’s prescription to Nigeria’s condition

Between June 22 and 24, 2022, the leaders of the Nigerian Muslim and Christian faith communities converged on the historical city of Ibadan, the capital of Oyo state, for the second quarter meeting of the…