‘Effects of criminal neglect of sector negative, multiple, enduring’

Nigeria has come of age and the education sector has several years and series of uncompleted attempts at viable growth. The founding fathers of the nation attempted with huge success programmes of free education in the early 1950s and up to 1970s.

Sola Fajana

Education

‘Effects of criminal neglect of sector negative, multiple, enduring’

Borno sponsors 50 Boko Haram-orphaned girls to school

Dons want students to imbibe e-learning culture

More can be achieved with improved funding, facilities, training

Osun students’ rage, a message to governors

FSTC defends school fee, sundry charges

Expert seeks deployment of phonics methodology in teaching

Lack of holistic approach to education, others hampering Nigeria advancement

African youths shortlisted as thought-leaders for global education summit

Okowa tasks varsities on IGR

Human capacity devevelopment, infrastructural upgrade crucial to unlocking Nigeria’s educational potentials

Lagos wins Lafarge, Ovie-Brume literacy contest in South West zone

JAN partners Oracle Academy to improve STEM learning

Ambode urges governing councils to bring back glory days

Learn Africa commends NECO, restates commitment to capacity devt

NUC seeks uniform grading system for varsities

Babcock varsity helmsman eulogises Mama Awolowo

Reopening Borno schools to cost N702m, says panel

‘Vocational training key to Nigeria’s economic development’

Africa seeks structural shift in global green value chains

Court frees Sowore on ₦200m bail, seizes travel documents

OAGF, PLSI trains Zamfara Audit Office on performance audit

Public notice: Unauthorised use of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority’s corporate identity and investment impersonation alert

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