A dispute over the proposed 35-year management concession of King’s College Lagos has widened into a broader confrontation between the Federal Government and education-sector labour unions, with students and parents
A dispute over the proposed 35-year management concession of King’s College Lagos has widened into a broader confrontation between the Federal Government and education-sector labour unions, with students and parents
Workers of the Federal Ministry of Education on Wednesday blocked the entrance to the ministry’s headquarters, preventing Education Minister Dr Tunji Alausa and Acting Permanent Secretary Dr Folake Olatunji-David from
The Federal Government has assured workers at King’s College, Lagos, that no staff member will be dismissed as part of the arrangement allowing the school’s Old Boys Association to continue
The Federal Government has raised fresh concerns over examination malpractice after Education Minister, Dr Tunji Alausa, revealed that some NECO examination questions were allegedly leaked and sold to candidates before
Nigeria’s decision to exempt admission seekers into Colleges of Education and some agriculture programmes from writing the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) has triggered a fierce debate across the education
The Federal Government has introduced a new rule stripping honorary degree holders of the right to use the title “Dr” in official, academic, or professional settings, in a move aimed