- Monday, July 06, 2026
BusinessDay
Chevron Nigeria Limited in a bid to close the gap between expatriates and local competency has partnered with Lonadek Inc....
Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), in collaboration with the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UCCI), has organised...
Sciences, education and social sciences courses are the most preferred among candidates admitted to pursue degree programmes in Nigerian universities...
Ezinne Onoh, Proprietress, Brains Premier School, Lagos has called for strategic incorporation of sporting activities into education in order to...
Yobe state may have come under serious attacks by the Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram, in the last one decade;...
For there to be any significant improvement in Nigeria’s public school system, it will take at least eight years of...
Junior Achievement Nigeria (JAN), a non-profit economic education focused organisation, says it is committed to reach one million Nigerian youths...
The number of candidates who enrolled for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination dropped by 4 percent to...
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has approved the cancellation of entire results of candidates involved in proven cases of...
Africa’s youthful population has maintained a steady growth but the world’s second most populated continent is failing to equip its...
The University of Lagos, Akoka at its 2017/2018 Convocation ceremonies on Tuesday graduated a total of 3, 795 among them...
Olu Adenipekun, head of National Office, WAEC Nigeria, in an interview with KELECHI EWUZIE gives insight into conditions secondary schools...
The rate at which Universities are being established in Nigeria without a proportionate translation of knowledge to the students is...
The educational system in Nigeria is a huge paradox. It tells the story of Nigeria, a country where numbers don’t...
Since the early 90s, the standard of education in Nigeria, especially in government-owned (public) schools, has continued to fall. Today,...
