Monday, 18 April 2016

LAGOS APPROVES 114 PRIVATE SCHOOLS

 Dr. Idiat Oluranti Adebule
 Dr. Idiat Oluranti Adebule
Dr. Idiat Oluranti Adebule
Lagos State government has issued provisional letters of approval to 114 proprietors/school owners that met government guidelines/requirements for the operation of private primary/secondary schools in the state.
The state government said issuance of the letters to qualified school operators was in fulfillment of its promise to begin endorsing schools that meet up with government’s guidelines and requirements.  read more ………..

FORMER EDUCATION MINISTER, PROFESSOR BABS FAFUNWA IS DEAD

Professor Aliu Babatunde Fafunwa died earlier this morning in an Abuja hospital.  He was a former minister of of education and widely regarded as Nigeria’s foremost authority on education.  Read more ….

Friday, 15 April 2016

DOLLAR SCARCITY FORCES PUPILS TO EMBRACE NIGERIAN VARSITIES — EDUCATIONIST

Sunday Aborisade, Abuja
The Proprietor of Premiere Academy, Abuja, Mr. Graham Meredith, has said that many pupils who would have preferred to study abroad, are now seeking admission to the nation’s universities because of high exchange rate of the naira to the dollar.   see more……

UNIPORT CLOSES DOWN IN MIDST OF VIOLENT STUDENT PROTESTS

Protests over fee hikes began on Monday morning.360Nobs.com
The University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) Senate announced on Monday evening the closure of the institution in the wake of violent students’ protests over fee hikes.
Senior student Peter Ofurum was shot and killed during the protests, according to recent reports.
The Spokesman and Deputy Registrar of UNIPORT, Williams Wodi, made the announcement on Monday evening, directing students to leave their accommodations before 6:00 pm. The closure will last one month. see more………

Monday, 11 April 2016

Firm signs MOU with LASTVEB on Youth Empowerment, Local Content


Director, Modern Apprenticeship Training Programme, Lagos State Technical  and Vocational Education Board (LASTVEB), Awoyera Oluremi (left); Executive Secretary, LASTVEB, Olawumi Gasper;  Chief Executive Officer, Auldon Toys, Paul Orajiaka; and General Manager, Auldon Ltd, Ezenwanne Chiamaka, at the signing of MoU between LASTVEB and Auldon Ltd for the clothing of the Unity Dolls in Lagos.



Director, Modern Apprenticeship Training Programme, Lagos State Technical  and Vocational Education Board (LASTVEB), Awoyera Oluremi (left); Executive Secretary, LASTVEB, Olawumi Gasper; Chief Executive Officer, Auldon Toys, Paul Orajiaka; and General Manager, Auldon Ltd, Ezenwanne Chiamaka, at the signing of MoU between LASTVEB and Auldon Ltd for the clothing of the Unity Dolls in Lagos.  read more……….

EDUCATION SECTOR GETS SOFTWARE FOR E-LEARNING

The country’s education sector is set to receive a boost with the introduction of the 2016 version of Cinfores BrainFriend, known as BrainFriend Platinum, an e-learning and exam preparatory software. read more………

Nigerians In Diaspora Support Jamb's CBT Model




JAMBAs reactions continue to trail the adoption of Computer Based Test (CBT) by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), a coalition of Nigerians overseas, under the auspices of Nigerians in Diaspora Monitoring Group (NDMG), have thrown their weight behind the board, saying they were in support of the adoption of computer-based testing model for students. According to them, the move has aligned Nigeria’s tertiary entrance examination with global best practice. read more…….