“There is no way Innovation can thrive in an environment peopled by those who are morally changed” – Elvis Boniface. “Honesty, coupled with truth and justice, is the only solution to moral decline” – Mr Ladun Craig. This week’s edition […]
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Schools in Lagos state have resumed for the second academic term. Unlike those days in schools when students used to avoid the first day of resumption, modern-day schools have implanted passion for learning into the minds of the learners. In most government-owned schools, the first day of resumption is for sanitation exercise, which mostly involves
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The Nigerian government has reached an agreement with striking university lecturers, raising the possibility of ending the teachers’ prolonged industrial action. The national president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU), Biodun Ogunyemi, said the National Executive Committee of the union will review its decisions based on the new commitment by the federal government. He
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There is an indication that academic activities resume in universities next week as the sum of 35.4 billion has been released to cater to the needs of the aggrieved lecturers across the nation. According to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Ngige, the release of fund to the universities is an indication that the federal
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