Education

JAMB and the quest to end admission fraud in varsities
It all started in 2017, when the leadership of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) declared that it would no longer overlook illegal admissions in the country’s ivory towers.
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Why schools should restrategise on teaching, learning concept, by Koiki
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‘Technical education imperative for national development’
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NAPS decry incessant killing of Nigerian students
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Drama, accusations as court grants Ilaro Poly SUG president bail
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VC, others call on TETFund to extend grants to private varsities
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AAUA students’ body pledges financial aid to indigent colleagues
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Caleb rewards teacher with N0.5m
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UNILAG holds orientation for new students, harps on drug abuse
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Elizade University reads riot act to freshmen, tasks them on decorum
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Mona School wins N3m prize in Bourn Factor talent competition
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Controversy over severance benefits of UNIBEN ex-VC
17 Feb  
Only one per cent of Nigeria’s population are currently in university, says commission
13 Feb