News
‘It Is More Honourable To Fail Than To Cheat’
By: Ayo Ajayi As the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) commences nationwide on Read More
Month: March 2019
Books
Goethe-Institut Nigeria Organises Workshop for Children’s Books Authors
As part of its goal of promoting literature and reading among Nigerians, the Goethe-Institut Nigeria organised a workshop for writers Read More
News
Don’t Pay JSS 3 Exam Fees, LASG Tells Parents
The Lagos State Government on Thursday cautioned parents not to pay any fee or levy for the Junior Secondary School Read More
CAMPUS LIFE
UNILAG Announces 2017, 2018 Convocation Ceremonies
The University of Lagos says 271 students of the institution would be graduating with First Class degrees during its 2017/2018 Read More
News
Nigerians Top Number of African Students in U.S
Nigeria ranks top with the highest number of students from Africa studying in the U.S, Rachel Canty Deputy Director, Students and Exchange Read More
Edutainment
Comedian Helen Paul Bags PhD from UNILAG
Nigerian popular stand-up comedienne and media personality Helen Paul has been awarded a Ph.D by the University of Lagos and Read More
News
3 Unilag Students Develop Software to Unmask Human Traffickers
Three students of the University of Lagos (Unilag) have developed software to unmask human traffickers, track, rescue and rehabilitate victims Read More
Health
Stop Trimming New-born Nails by Biting – Paediatrician
A Paediatrician, Dr Okiemute Olibamoyo, has warned mothers against trimming the nails of their newborns’ by biting to avoid biting Read More
News
Court Awards N25m to Student Who Became Blind After Being Flogged By Teacher
A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja has ordered the proprietress of CendomInternational Nursery and Primary School, Olodi-Apapa, Lagos, Mrs Uche Read More
ICT
In Three Months, Nigerians Spend N767.23bn on Airtime
Subscribers to mobile telecommunications services in Nigeria spent about N767.23bn on airtime purchase from November 2018 to January 2019, investigations Read More