Education

10,000 Lagos Island Pupils Benefit From Back-To-School Project

About 10,000 primary and secondary school pupils in Lagos Island Constituency I have benefited from an educational support initiative providing school bags, stationery and other learning materials. The initiative, Renewed...

NYSC Urges Corps Members To Embrace Healthy Cultural Practices

Corps Members have been charged to be sources of light for people to see wherever they go through...

We Are Open To Clarifications Concerning Ebonyi Scholarship Scheme – Nweze

The Ebonyi State Scholarship Board has declared that it is open for clarifications concerning the state government's national...

ESUT Announces Massive Vacancies, Sets Deadline

The Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) has announced vacancies for academic staff positions for Professors,...

Philanthropist Revives Debate Culture Among Students

Dr Ikenna Okafor, a philanthropist and businessman, says the South-East Campus Debate, Anambra edition, will sharpen youths’ critical...
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Teaching unions prepared to call off strikes after pay offer

Education union leaders have said they are prepared to call off strikes after teachers were offered a 6.5 per cent pay rise.

Group endows N.5m prize for UNIZIK’s best graduating students

Dr Frank Igbojindu, Group Managing Director of Akpoazaa Group, a non-governmental organisation, has endowed a N500,000 prize for the best graduating students at Nnamdi...

One million children in Mali at risk of malnutrition – UN

A combination of protracted armed conflict, internal displacement, and restricted humanitarian access risks pushing nearly one million children under the age of 5 in Mali into acute malnutrition by December 2023 – with at least 200,000 at risk of dying of hunger if life-saving aid fails to reach them. 

SSANU, NASU begin strike, ground varsities

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) have commenced a nationwide strike over what they described as...

Ogun employs 1,000 teachers for public schools to enhance teaching

The Ogun State Government says it has employed 1,000 teachers for public schools as part of moves to enhance teaching and learning.

DCAF awards scholarship to indigent undergraduates in Anambra

The Dr Chioma Awuzie Foundation (DCAF), a non-governmaental organisation, has offered scholarship to 17 indigent students of the tertiary institutions in Anambra State.
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