The Nigeria Air force has expressed its determination to contribute meaningfully to improving the educational standard in the country by providing all necessary assistance to the Air Force Military

No doubt, Nigeria is ranked among the developing countries of the world pejoratively termed as third world countries. An index of underdevelopment used as the international benchmark for arriving at

Every year about 1 million Nigerian students pass college entrance exams, but the country's universities can admit only 300,000. The shortage of university places leaves most of Nigeria's best

The Federal Government has agreed to implement its 2009 agreement with the Non-Academic Staff of Universities (NASU). This was disclosed in Abuja, yesterday, by the Minister of Labour and

Associate Professor of Communication and Language  Arts, University of Ibadan, Dr Wale Folarin, in  sedating students discussing the Nigerian project often  veered towards the epicurean, that man,

The Federal Government spent more than N900 million to sponsor 150 students abroad in 2011, Mrs Hindatu Abdullahi, the Director of the Federal Scholarship Board, has said. Abdullahi told the News

On Saturday Pope Benedict met and thanked the Papal foundation for their efforts to support and help the Church in developing nations on his behalf. He said : “Through the work of the Papal