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The Old Boys’ Association of Loyola College, Ibadan, has urged the Oyo State government to return missionary schools to their original owners. It said this would tackle the falling standard of education. The association’s National President, Dr. Benedictus Ajayi, spoke with reporters yesterday on the state of facilities at the college. He said the […]
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Anambra State Governor Peter Obi yesterday distributed 100 vehicles to secondary schools. He said it was in fulfilment of his promise to spend N40 billion on “the final push” towards accelerating the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Speaking yesterday at the Ekwueme Square in Awka, the state capital, Obi said his administration
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The most important predictor of success is determination. Too many people give up easily when faced with challenges. Your drive towards achieving a particular goal ultimately determines the outcome or the result which you get at the end. Here is a video on great achievers and inventors who did not give up till they reached
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Listening and observing can be passive activities—in one ear and out the other, as our mothers used to say. Or they can be rich, active, intense experiences that lead to serious learning. The difference lies in our intention: the purpose and awareness with which we approach the occasion. Here’s how to make sure your
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Teens these days, constantly with their noses in their phones, texting their friends who are nine feet away from them. And if you had to take their phone away from them, you probably can barely decipher what they’re saying. While some of the abbreviations are pretty mainstream and/or understandable (LOL has been around for ages,
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Students sometimes don’t feel like studying simply because they are not in mood to study. This is a common problem among students because if they failed to review or do their homework, they will probably obtain low grade the following day in their class that can affect their final grades. So it is important for
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Ghana’s public universities are facing a boom in applications, but do not have sufficient facilities to meet growing demand that has been exacerbated by an influx of students from neighbouring countries and a double cohort leaving school this year. As a result, admission to universities is no longer based on obtaining the required grades –
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, on Tuesday received a standing ovation from youths and the students of all the tertiary institutions in the state, even as he donated no fewer than 12 buses to the Students’ Union Governments of all the institutions. The youths and students from both federal and state-owned institutions
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A computer school in Paris has been overwhelmed by some 60,000 applicants. The school, called 42, was founded by a telecom magnate who says the French education system is failing young people. His aim is to reduce France’s shortage in computer programmers while giving those who’ve fallen by the wayside a new chance. In
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Google has launched an online ‘video university’ to give lessons in everything from cooking to DIY. The Helpouts service launches today, and has over 1,000 providers signed up, ranging from chefs to psychotherapists. Users can access the service by searching for Helpouts on Google via their desktop, or downloading the app via an Android device.
