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A 21-year-old Ahwin Kevin Akporode of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), has emerged with a cumulative Grade Point Average of 5.00. He is the overall best of the 869 graduating students....

The Oyo State government will get 800 computers to boost its digital literacy programme courtesy Microsoft.   It disclosed this at a press conference in Ibadan on Wednesday.  Educeleb.com learnt that eight centres will benefit from the pilot scheme...

There are about 264 million out of school school-age children and young people worldwide in 2015, the United Nations Education and Culture Agency UNESCO said on Tuesday. The agency, in a progress report on the...

The MIT-Empowering the Teachers (MIT-ETT) program at MIT strives to foster innovation in science and engineering education in tertiary academic institutions in Africa through an intense engagement with faculty members from African universities is...

About 4.8 million school pupils are now beneficiaries of the National Home Grown School Feeding Programme. The programme which is a crucial part of President Muhammadu Buhari administration’s Social Investment Programmes, (SIP) is aimed...

A television channel exclusively for teenagers is set for launch by the end of November. Its name is Teen Africa Television.  Owned by film producer, Charles Novia, it will air original content only. It will...

The United Nations' (UN) Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, has announced 37 career openings for young Nigerians under the international organisation. She said the openings are available as a result of the Junior Professional Officers' (JPO)...

Imbubé African book festival and award is set to join the burgeoning African literary scene. Imbube, Zulu word for lion, is a reference to the critical role literature has come to play in telling the...

A Nigerian researcher, Professor Madubuike Ezeibe, has called on the Federal Government to carry out a clinical trial on the drug he developed, Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate (AMS), for the treatment of HIV/AIDS. Ezeibe, a professor of...

By Andrew Aroloye How time flies is a common saying. We often say too that “the debtor does not count days, but the lender does!”. I couldn’t believe it’s already over five years since Prof....