Former Chairman, Governing Council of College of Education, Ilesa, Elder Kunle Odeyemi has condemned the decision taken by the Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, to stop the University of Ilesa from taking off. Odeyemi described the action as a political attempt to kill a baby that had been delivered. Odeyemi maintained that there is no …
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Tai Solarin University of Education, Ogun State, has approved the appointment of Prof. Oluwole Banjo as the fifth vice-chancellor of the institution. Two years after his appointment into the office as the acting VC, Banjo’s appointment as the VC was confirmed and approved. Speaking at the investiture ceremony, which was held at the institution, Banjo …
A secondary school in Lagos State, Odomola Secondary School, has sent one of its students home. According to a report, the school stated that the students was sent home because she wrapped her exercise book with the poster of the Labour Party Presidential candidate, Peter Obi. Her mother took to social media to lament the …
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Edugist, Africa’s education newsroom has launched a network to amplify voices of stakeholders volunteering solutions to the problems facing the education sector in Africa. The network which comprises educators, academics, parents, students, professionals and policy-makers who want to see the transformation of education in Africa. Edugist is providing a platform to make this happen. Speaking …
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Adetutu Falade is a 24-year-old first class graduate of microbiology from Crawford University. In this interview with Edugist, she shares her higher education experience, from her undergraduate study at Crawford University, to postgraduate at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Excerpts: Please share with Edugist, a little about yourself and your background. My name is Adetutu …
The experience of working in the education sector has been very revealing. It is reflective of where the pain points lie in this very sector, which is indeed a rather broad and complex one especially today with the growing number of children of school age and the concern over the probability of access to quality …
