Osinbajo Commissions First Solar Hybrid Power Plant at FUNAI

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has charged Nigerians to embrace the emerging renewable off grid energy sector, being driven by the Federal Rural Electrification Agency, that is poised to generate significant impact for Nigerian markets, unserved and underserved communities and higher learning institutions.

Post-UTME 2019: List Of Schools That Have Released Forms

Post-UTME News

Many Nigeria tertiary institutution have announced their Post-UTME Screening and registration details for the 2019/2020 Academic Session. This article provide information for candidates to know if, and when the Post-UTME/DE registration for their respective schools of choice, have commenced for the 2019/2020 academic session.

Na’Allah’s choice as UniAbuja VC applauded

Prof. Abdulrasheed Na’Allah

The University of Ilorin has described the appointment of Prof. Abdulrasheed Na’Allah as Vice-Chancellor of University of Abuja as well deserved, describing it as a “fascinating antecedent”.

How School Choice Undermines Democratic Processes

Opponents of school choice in its many forms often talk about processes and institutions and policies, but one way to grasp the problems that choice is old fashioned and non wonky. Just look at who is holding the purse strings.

World Economic Forum applauds Obaseki’s Basic Education Reforms

May God continue to bless Mr. gov. The enemy of the people will never be allowed to share the state money among themselves thus destroy the EdoBEST program meant to polish and improve education standard for Edo children.

JAMB withdraws results of 4 candidates over alleged forgery.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it has withdrawn the results of four candidates who participated at its 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

University of Ibadan matriculates 6,000 students

University of Ibadan 

Held a joint matriculation ceremony for more than 6,000 students of the regular and distance learning modes of study.

LASU suspends three students for alleged rape, cultism

Three students of the Lagos State University have been suspended for alleged rape and cultism .

JAMB candidate arrested for upgrading score to 290

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) yesterday arrested one Adah Eche for fraudulently upgrading his scores in the recent Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examination (UTME) from 153 to 290.

Nursing school students fault Okorocha’s aide on invasion

Okorocha

The Students Union Government, SUG, of Imo State College of Nursing, Okporo, Orlu, have reacted to the claim by Rochas Okorocha’s Special Adviser (Media), Mr. Samuel Onwuemeodo, linking last Friday’s mayhem to the state government and Mbaise people.

NYSC hunts for 75 ex-corps members over unpaid loans

The National Youth Service Corps Foundation is searching for about 75 corps members who took between N 300, 000 and N 400, 000 loans to start small businesses but refused to pay after about four years .

Shocking find: Fraudsters seek information to hack into parents’, other victims’ bank accounts

Why merely ‘passwording’ your phone doesn’t save you from hackers, How banks can be liable for customers’ losses -Ex- NBA chief.  You may just be a step away from losing your life savings to hackers, who are daily coming up with new ideas, if you don’t put necessary measures in place to check them. Bank customers who engage in indiscriminate online purchases and those who toy with their security information on phones and ATM cards are susceptible to the crime.

Keeping Children Out Of School A Crime ― Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari says it is now a crime for parents to deny their children basic education in the country.

Another LAUTECH student slumps, dies during exercise session

A 100-level student of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, has been confirmed dead after he slumped during an athletic exercise session at the school’s sports complex.

BREAKING: World population hits 7.7 billion as men outnumber women in Nigeria

The population of the world hits 7.7 billion, the United Nations Population Division said on Monday.

Buhari signs polytechnic amendment bill into law

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday signed into law two bills, the National Institute for Security Bill and the Federal Polytechnic Amendment Bill.

US denies rumour of student visa ban for Nigerians

The United States Mission in Nigeria Monday denied reports that the United States has placed a ban on student visa for Nigeria applicants.