Degrees No Longer Enough, Experts Warn Graduates

Academics and industry leaders urge Nigerian graduates to acquire digital, entrepreneurial, and employability skills beyond university certificates to stay relevant in a competitive job market.

20 Years After 9-3-4 Policy: Reform on Paper, Crisis in Practice

Nigeria's 9-3-4 education system, introduced in 2007, aimed to eliminate Common Entrance exams but faced weak implementation. Two decades later, the government's renewed push to abolish the exam highlights persistent policy gaps, funding shortages, and in

UNILAG VC Pledges Global Competitiveness Drive

UNILAG VC Prof. Folasade Ogunsola declares readiness to compete globally, unveils appraisal reforms to enhance objectivity and merit in promotions, with new system postponed to next session.

Rotary Club Empowers Special Needs Children

Rotary Club of Ikeja launches a solar-powered vocational training centre for special needs students, funded with N60 million, to teach skills like tailoring and catering.

Stakeholders Urge Proper Mentoring of Boy-Child

Stakeholders at a Lagos seminar called for increased focus on mentoring the boy-child, warning that neglect leads to societal crises. The event featured speeches, panels, and mentorship sessions.

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