The Lagos State University has suspended Ofodile Cluisom, a 200-level student of Industrial Public Relations and Personnel Management Department, for two semesters for alleged possession of substance suspected to be Indian Hemp.
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Governor of Bayelsa State, Seriake Dickson, has directed that all first class graduates who are from the state and have applied for jobs in the state civil service should be automatically employed.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Lagos State University Chapter, has accused the university management of engaging in admission racketeering for the 2018/2019 academic year.
Jibril told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Thursday on the sideline of the ministry’s preparation for the 12th National Council on Environment meeting that it would be executed through provision of solar in higher institutions.
The Chairman of the union, Olusegun Oyewunmi, made the call in Ibadan on Wednesday.
Prof. Gbemiga Adewale, the provost of the institution who announced the NBTE approval, said the institution would now run six additional programmes in addition to the existing ones.
Ike Onyechere, Chairman, Exam Ethics Marshal International, says there is no form of justification for the illicit act of Lecturers demanding sex from female students to give them marks in tertiary institutions.
The leadership of National Union of Nigerian Students (NUNS) has welcomed the directive by the National Economic Council for all state governors to declare State of Emergency in education sector.
The National Economic Council on Thursday urged the 36 State Governors to declare state of emergency in the nation’s education sector in their respective states to address the challenges in the sector.
The High Level Women Advocates, a Non-Governmental Organisation in Kebbi, says on Thursday that 10 per cent of schools age girls are still out of the schools in the state.
The Plateau chapter of the National Union of Teachers has decried the acute shortage of teachers in primary schools located in rural areas, and urged government to take urgent steps to check the trend.
Prof. Peter Okebukola, former Executive Secretary, National University Commission, on Tuesday said the admission of academically weak students by Nigeria higher institutions was responsible for the trending sex-for-mark menace in the system.
Okebukola made the assertion while speaking on the News Agency of Nigeria on the sidelines of the 8th Convocation and honorary award of doctorate degree of Caleb University, Imota, Lagos.
In line with Hyundai global cardinal objective of “Moving the World Together,” Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited, last week, commenced the inauguration of ultra-modern ICT (Information Communication Technology) Laboratories, which it facilitated in select public schools and colleges across the country.
Master Okeke Tony of Spring of Life International School, Enugu, scored 75 points to win the 2018 Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Science quiz Competition in Abuja on Tuesday.
Frank Nweke, Former Minister of Information, has urged the Federal Government to focus more on reforming the education sector rather than placing attention on oil.
The Niger State Basic Education Board has urged the state government to employ 3,000 new teachers to fill vacancies left by those that had died or retired from the service.
Pauline Ikwuegbu, the new Provost, Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu in Enugu State, says she will do her best to build on legacies of her predecessors
Plan International Nigeria, an NGO, has commended teachers and volunteer teachers in conflict region of North-East for their sacrifices in ensuring that children in the affected areas are educated.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Benue has called on Governor Samuel Ortom to recruit more teachers to fill the vacancies in schools.