IT is logical that teachers are on strike. Equally logically is the scant attention their action that has shut down public schools - primary and secondary - will get.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) said yesterday that it did not at any time ask the federal government to fix salaries for teachers in the services of state governments and described as " mis leading" the comments of the
MEMBERS of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) were yesterday warned by the Federal Government not to carry out their threat of disrupting academic activities in Private schools saying that government would take appropriate steps to avoid a break down
Minister of State for Education, Dr. Jerry Agada, has debunked allegations that the federal government was deliberately insensitive to the demands of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) during its three-day warning strike which forced them to embark on the
In its bid to rid its schools of miscreants and examination cheats, the Ondo State government has dismissed and retired at least five Secondary School principals and teachers while twenty six schools have been blacklisted by examination bodies in the
Nigeria's technological backwardness has been traced mainly to lazy and indolent professors and lecturers who refuse to engage in meaningful research and come out with inventions that will receive global acclaim. Such academics should be removed from the university system.
Pupils of the primary school here are still in the wilderness as far as hostel accommodation is concerned after efforts at building them a hostel stopped mid-way when the Tunga Tunga building company disappeared, later being declared bankrupt and leaving
Kabale Secondary School has been closed following a violent strike on Tuesday. A total of 10 students were seriously injured when the Police had running battles with them.
On June 29th, 2008, Muhammad Lamin Jassey Memorial Islamic School, an institution which is located in Bakoteh, observed its 7th Annual Speech Day. The event was marked by a colourful ceremony held at the school's premises, at Bakoteh Central mosque.
An educationist, Pastor Joseph Ejenavi, yesterday condemned the proposed picketing of private schools by the striking teachers, saying this could result in confrontation.
As part of efforts to execute the e-governance project, the Plateau State government has commenced the training of 36 officials that would eventually man the respective internet connectivity mini-hub stations in the 17 local government headquarters that are linked to
Nania FC's sponsors, La Palm Casino, operators of Kai Ro International, yesterday presented items worth $14,000 to the New Horizon School at Cantonments in Accra.
