Canceling the post- Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination may spell doom for the present and future of education in Nigeria, writes TUNDE OLOFINTILA The last may not have been heard on the current status of post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (post-UTME): whether it remains extant or extinct as the babel of words on the contentious, foggy and purported cancellation of that important part of the qualifying procedure for admission into Nigerian universities...Read More
David Cameron resigns after UK votes to leave European Union PM announces resignation following victory for leave supporters after divisive referendum campaign EU referendum LIVE David Cameron has resigned, bringing an abrupt end to his six-year premiership, after the British public took the momentous decision to reject his entreaties and turn their back on the European Union. Just a year after he clinched a surprise majority in the general election,...Read More
AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY, ADO-EKITI (ABUAD) Km. 8.5 Afe Babalola Way, P.M.B 5454, Ado-Ekiti www.abuad.edu.ng AFRICA INNOVATIVE AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD & AFRICA FASTEST GROWING PRIVATE UNIVERSITY ADMISSION INTO ABUAD 2016/2017 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES AND PRE-DEGREE AND DEGREE FOUNDATION 2ND SCREENING EXERCISE: DATE: SATURDAY, 9thJULY, 2016, TIME: 10:00AM PREAMBLE In view of the popular demand by the applicants who could not attend the first screening exercise due to the ongoing NECO examination...Read More
EX-MEXICAN PRESIDENT VICENTE FOX KNOCKS TRUMP, SANDERS Washington (CNN)Former Mexican President Vicente Fox’s war on Donald Trump continues. On the podcast “Kickass Politics” which was released Tuesday, Fox compared Trump to left-wing figures from Latin America, including the late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez and Bolivian socialist icon Evo Morales. “Wake up Americans. He’s a false prophet,” Fox told the show’s hosts. “Every day he lies and lies.” Fox, a conservative...Read More
As our leaders put on their thinking caps on what to do with the resurgence of insurgents in the Niger Delta region, we have to continue with our light discussion on the need to focus on better universities instead of establishing more that will not produce employable graduates in the public and private sectors. Seriously speaking, I believe that better universities can produce excellent models and modules that can address...Read More
