Standard Clubs in schools will combat substandard product proliferation
The quest to fight the proliferation of substandard products has got a boost with the proposed introduction of Standard Clubs in more schools. This initiative is being spearheaded by the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) in various primary and secondary schools in Kogi State when the new academic session resumes. EduCeleb.com reports that such clubs were already in operation in some schools in Ekiti, Abuja, Lagos and Kwara.
Hijab in schools: MSSN accuses Ambode of Christianisation agenda
The Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria (MSSN) has accused the Lagos State Government headed by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of pursuing a Christianisation agenda in...
Poor policy implementation: A setback to education in Nigeria
Various definitions abound for the concept of implementation. In this case, we depend on Egonmwan's conceptualisation of it as the process of converting financial,...
Students to become members of the university’s senate soon – NUC
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has revealed its plans to ensure that students become a part of their university's senate soon. Executive Secretary of...
University education should not be cheaper than nursery education – Dickson
The Governor of Bayelsa State, Seriake Dickson has stated that university education should not be cheaper than nursery school education.
He said so at the...
Towards restoring a functional Madrasah system
Uthman Jaarullah bn Zakariyyah Oladele bn Abdullahi proposes reforms within the Madrasah system. In Nigeria, the Madrasah is variously called Islamiyya, Makaranta Ilmi, or...
Chronicles of the ban on Post-UTME: Why it was bound to happen (2)
This is a continuation of the series on the ban on Post-UTME by a Nigerian law court. In part one, we traced the origin...
Lagos to shut down schools involved in exam malpractices
The Lagos State government will shut down schools involved in examination malpractices.
Deputy Governor of the state, Idiat Oluranti Adebule said this had become imminent...
Chronicles of the ban on Post-UTME: Why it was bound to happen (1)
A Federal High Court in Abuja last Friday, 2nd March, declared the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post- UTME) conducted by universities, polytechnics and colleges...
Superior curriculum: The unnecessary battle in Nigeria
It seems the battle for the superior curriculum in our schools will not wane. You see schools in Nigeria brandishing their usage of British/American...
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