Sunday, December 14

Education

AI will impact varsities, others – ABU VC

The Vice Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Prof. Kabiru Bala, has said the impact of artificial intelligence will continue to manifest in the quality of teaching, learning, and research activities within the Nigerian higher education sub-sector. Bala said this…

Ashiru advocates infertility education in basic schools

Founder of Medical Art Center, Prof. Oladapo Ashiru, suggests infertility education should begin at basic education levels. He explained that infertility was a preventable disease, saying it was important to understand early in life that some actions like exposure to…

Experts challenge N’Assembly on national anthem bill

Some scholars have condemned the swift passage of the new national anthem bill into law. They include Professor of African Philosophy and Bioethics, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ebun Oduwole; Professor of Applied Communication, University of Ibadan, Ayo Ojebode; Professor of Philosophy,…

Old students instal streetlight to mark 40th anniversary

Old students of the Adeola Odutola College, Ijebu-Ode, 1979-1984 set are celebrating their 40th anniversary since leaving the school with the installation of multi-million naira solar street lights on the school premises. In a statement released by the set, the…

FGC alumni gift best student N1.9m

A SS3 student of the Federal Government College Kaduna, Udo Cletus, has won a total of N1.9m in cash and gifts at FGCKADUNA’s Speech and Prize Giving Day. A statement signed by the Global President of the Alumni Association, Seyi…

NUT, PTA criticise poor school facilities in Nigeria

The  Nigeria Union of Teachers and the Parents Teachers Association have condemned the substandard school infrastructures nationwide. National President of PTA, Alhaji Haruna Danjuma, said this in reaction to the recent collapsed building at Saint Academy, Jos Plateau State. The…

Scholars warn against stress, inadequate rest

Founder of Attitude Development International, Dr Timi Oyebode, emphasised the critical importance of adequate rest for maintaining sound mental health. She cautioned against normalising stress during the virtual 8th public lecture series organised by Corona College of Education, Lagos. In…

Tinubu’s aide donates 50 laptops to technical college

The Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Technical, Vocational and Entrepreneurship Education has donated 50 laptops and 50 industrial training course licenses, valued at over N80m, to students at Government Science and Technical College, Garki, Abuja.…

Coding makes children productive — Gradely

An Edtech company, Gradely, said its online coding app, Qureo, will provide children with essential skills for the economy’s growth. On Thursday, Gradely unveiled the online coding app, Qureo, in partnership with the Japanese company, Sprix Inc Limited. Speaking at…

E-birth registration key in education planning, says UNICEF

United Nations Children’s Fund has said the electronic birth registration aids education planning for children. Chief of UNICEF Field Office for Southwest Nigeria, Celine Lafoucriere, said this at the opening of a two-day media dialogue on e-birth registration in Southwest…

Chrisland, UK firm partner on e-sports

The management of Chrisland Group of Schools said it is partnering with a United Kingdom-based organisation, Estars, to introduce E-sports in its curriculum as part of its drive for academic development. Chrisland disclosed this at a dinner event held at…

Japa: Don calls for measures to retain talent

A Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics from the University of Ibadan, Akinyinka Omigbodun, has urged the government to implement measures aimed at dissuading intellectuals and professionals from leaving the country in search of better opportunities abroad. Speaking at the fourth…

Pro-chancellors seek end to strike in varsities

The Committee of Pro-Chancellors of State-Owned Universities in Nigeria has called for an immediate cessation of strike actions in the country’s universities. This resolution emerged from extensive discussions during the 7th biennial conference of COPSUN. Recently, the Academic Staff Union…

NAL celebrates Wole Soyinka at 90

The Nigerian Academy of Letters commemorated the achievements of Africa’s first Nobel laureate in Literature, Prof. Wole Soyinka, with a symposium marking his 90th birthday. The symposium, titled ‘Eni Ogun: An Enduring Legacy,’ was held at the University of Lagos…

Oyo college assures students of NYSC mobilisation

The management of Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology, Igboora, has reassured students from the Faculty of Management that they will soon be mobilised for the mandatory National Youth Service Corps scheme. This development comes in response to earlier…

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