Nigerian universities and need-based innovative content and research
I attended a Symposium at the University of Lagos last Thursday, 19th October, 2017 on the invitation of the UNILAG's Dean of Education, Professor...
18-year-old Nigerian lady offered scholarship by 11 American universities
An 18 year old Nigerian lady, Uwade Helen Akhere, has made history winning 11 scholarships to study in different American Universities, after emerging tops...
Intern as an Editor of a Yoruba Dictionary with bab.la
bab.la is a start-up based in Hamburg, Germany. Our product is a fast-growing interactive language portal, containing online dictionaries as well as a blog...
Nigerian education system not catering for learners’ creativity – Adebola
Mrs Abiola Adebola is our EduCeleb of the Week. She is a widely experienced education consultant and founder of Educ8tors Dose. In this interview...
Ooni of Ife Annual Business Idea Competition for Southwest Final Year Students
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, had on Tuesday, 17th October, 2017 announced the commencement of a business plan writing competition.
Tagged the "Ooni...
Nigerian Law School 2017 August Bar Final Examination Results Out
The Nigerian Law School (NLS) has released the Results of the August 2017 Bar Final Examinations Friday 20th October, 2017.
Five thousand, eight hundred and...
UI VC satisfied with Post-UTME Screening exercise conduct
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan (UI), Professor Idowu Olayinka has expressed his delight over the hitch-free conduct of a two-day 2017/2018...
Kaduna State Universal Basic Education Board recruiting teachers
The Government of Kaduna State through the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) is recruiting teachers.
The Board hereby invites applications from interested and qualified...
UI dedicates one week in its academic calendar to CA tests
The University of Ibadan has dedicated a week on its Academic Calendar to conducting Continuous Assessment (CA) tests.
This is according to a document released...
Lagos restates commitment to 95% literacy level by 2019
The Lagos State Government has restated its commitment to achieving 95 percent literacy level in the state by 2019.
The government said this on Thursday...
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