Babalakin resigns as UNILAG’s council chairman
Wale BabalakinDr Wale Babalakin, SAN, on Thursday resigned as the Chairman of the Governing Council of the University of Lagos,...
Day: September 17, 2020
Rivers community laments school’s state, says has only 2 teachers, pupils sit on bare floor
By Egufe Yafugborhi – Port Harcourt AHEAD of imminent full resumption for schools over Covid-19, community leaders in Ogboloma, Abua...
An urgency for Book Clubs
By Ifeoluwa Akinola Reading is a complex cognitive process of decoding symbols to derive meaning. Humans can alternatively use...
ApplyBoard’s Series C funding hits C$170m, announces partnership with ETS
It has raised a further C$70 million in Series C funding, adding the $100m funding closed in March 2020 which...
Cautious optimism as students begin to arrive at UK university campuses
Nick Hillman, director of higher education think tank HEPI, told The PIE News that vice-chancellors are gaining confidence, and are...
Report: 23 states, DC failed to give schools health guidance for reopening
Dive Brief: Almost half of states didn't provide clear public health guidance to districts making reopening decisions, according to a...
Districts struggle to find balance in online instruction
Dive Brief: With 85% of schools offering some type of online learning this fall, most districts are upping the stakes from...
Lagos agrees to pay new minimum wage to LASU, LASPOTECH, ACOED workers
Sanwo-OluBy Adesina Wahab Lagos State Government on Tuesday agreed to pay workers in state-owned tertiary institutions the new minimum wage/consequential...
Old students donate COVID-19 preventive items to alma mater –
By Lamidi Bamidele OLD students of Anwar-Ul-Islam Grammar School, Eleyele, Ibadan, Oyo State, have donated to their alma mater some...
Sterling Bank pioneers work-study programme for secondary school leavers
By Mary Obaebor AS a financial institution that is committed to enriching lives and impacting the society, Sterling Bank Plc...
