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Cleric requests help for indigent students

Tunde Owoyele, Archdeacon of Agege and Vicar of Christ Church Anglican, Elere – Agege, has urged other church organisations to imitate Christ Morning Society Lagos Chapter’s generous act by assisting the needy and indigent members of their respective societies. Owoyele made the call while giving checks to some of the society’s members’ children to
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Top 8 highest paying courses in Nigeria

In the dynamic landscape of Nigeria’s educational and professional sectors, the choice of a career path can significantly impact one’s earning potential and future prospects. Amidst a myriad of options, certain courses stand out for their lucrative nature, offering not only financial rewards but also esteemed career paths. These courses not only promise
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JAMB responds, “It’s fake,” to lady who says she got her UTME score without taking exam

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has refuted a viral claim alleging that an unidentified lady obtained a Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME score without taking part in the examination. An online platform reported that a Facebook user, Gozie, raised an alarm, stating that a lady who did not sit for the UTME exams received her […]
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LASU VC launches STEM education laboratory

The Lagos State University-Africa Centre of Excellence for Innovative and Transformative STEM Education (LASU-ACEITSE) opened its laboratory on Monday to train students in science, mathematics, and technology. Dr Joshua Atah, the National Coordinator of ACE Impact in Nigeria, stated at the ceremony that the project’s success was partly due to outstanding leadership
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Wesley University matriculates 580 students

The Vice-Chancellor of Wesley University Ondo, Rev. Prof. Samuel Sunday Obeka, has urged the institution’s newly admitted students to embrace the qualities of hard work and avoid social vices. Prof. Obeka, who declared this during the school’s 15th Matriculation ceremony, cautioned that any violation of the social vices would result in severe repercussions such