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*EXISTENCE turned EXTINCTION!!!* The V.C, Dean students affairs, Dean faculty of Agriculture, H.O.D Agricultural Economics & Extension. Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria. Greetings sirs, It is lamentably pitiable that I'm writing this with tears in my eyes and with a sorrow-filled mind. I Eniolorunopa_Collins a 400l student of Agricultural Extension, hereby write to inform you that I'm done with education at this stage the school fee has gone outrageous. Let me quickly hark back to how I do pay for the fee then, My father(a retired civil servant) & My mother(on and off trader) has paid for my school fee just once ever since I've started schooling. My sister and I struggled to pay twice and now that I'm almost done schooling it's so melancholy that I just have to drop out as there is no hope on this earth to pay for that exorbitant amount twice before I become a graduate. I'm not laying emphasis on this to seek f...

The management of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba, a state owned university in Ondo state shocked students this morning as students logged in to the portal to know their fee for the next academic session which starts on Sunday 8th of April 2018 And the school fee ranged from 120000 to 150000 depending on faculty for returning students And atleast 180000 for freshers It will be noted that the students have been at home since 9th of January when the last academic session ended and nothing was said about resumption until there were several agitations on social media telling the government of the state as well as management to stop keeping them in the dark over resumption as no excuse was given for the school’s close down as well as not to carry out their plan of increasing the school. The governor of the state however said on several occasions that the school fee is too meager and can’t even buy a good shoe, but denied the school fee will be upto 200000 as initially rumored The ...

An eight-year-old boy was allegedly beaten to death by his teacher for failing to solve an maths problem. Sujit Munda reportedly died on Sunday, a week after complaining of severe pain following a caning by his tutor. The schoolboy’s father has filed a police complaint against the teacher, Mohammad Arshad Hussain, Al Jazeera reported. The 45-year-old has reportedly been suspended from the village school of Balsokra, in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand. A post mortem has taken place to determine whether the boy died as a result of the corporal punishment. A police investigation found the teacher had caned Sujit after he failed to solve the arithmetic problem, according to Al Jazeera.

Deputy Registrar, Student Affairs Unit of the University of  Ilorin, Mrs Kate Sallee, on Monday said  eight students of the institution were expelled for misconduct. Sallee, who is also the Secretary of  the Student Disciplinary Committee (SDC),  said in a statement that the management of the university  recently tried the  students and found them guilty. She said the students included  Temidayo Olakunle of  Department of  Educational Technology; Dennis Adeniji of  Department of Sociology and Ademola Oguntade of  Department of  History and International Studies. Sallee  further listed Muhammed Suzo of the Department of Accounting,  Olakunle Oyinloye of the Department of Sociology and Ahmad Surajudeen of the Department of Statistics as involved. “Others included Azeez Said of the Department of Sociology and Abdulwaheed Sanni of the Department of Common and Islamic Law,” Sallee...

Secondary school students have decried the introduction of the 39 new subjects in this year’s May/ June examinations, saying most of the subjects still lack teachers. Speaking with Vanguard, the students said not having qualified teachers to handle the subjects would defeat the aim of introducing these subjects. According to the students, “The initiative is a brilliant one, especially when you consider the fact that some students leave school without any hope of knowing what next to do. English Language, General Mathematics, Civic Education and Trade/Entrepreneurial Studies are compulsory for student who would also choose three or four subjects from Humanities, Science, Technology and Business Studies depending on their potential and interest.

The rankings of Africa’s top higher education institutions has been provided by the 4 International Colleges & Universities (4icu). 1 University of South Africa, South Africa 2 University of Cape Town, South Africa 3 Universiteit Stellenbosch, South Africa 4 University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 5 University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 6 University of Pretoria, South Africa 7 Cairo University, Egypt 8 University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa 9 University of the Western Cape, South Africa 10 Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria 11 Makerere University, Uganda 12 University of Botswana, Botswana 13 Mansoura University, Egypt 14 Rhodes University, South Africa 15 Alexandria University, Egypt 16 The American University in Cairo, Egypt 17 Zagazig University, Egypt 18 University of Johannesburg, South Africa 19 Assiut University, Egypt 20 University of Nairobi, Kenya 21 Université Cheikh Anta Diop, Senegal 22 University of Zambia, Za...

The University of Ibadan (UI) is set to resume teaching activities on January 4, 2014. This decision was announced by the Governing Council of the institution and was based on the directives of the Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Universities and the National Universities Commission. However, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) said strike still on. Mr. Olujimi Olukoyam, the registrar and secretary to the council at the UI, signed and released the official university bulletin on December 6, 2013, Friday. In the document the governing council explained that the re-opening became necessary in view of the consideration of all matters relating to the on-going ASUU strike, at its recent meeting. “Consequent upon the directives of the CPC which directed the Vice-Chancellors to re-open universities for academic and allied activities to commence, the management on Tuesday, directed the deans and directors to open resumption register for academic staf...

The Federal Government had yesterday shifted its ultimatum for the reopening of universities till Monday. However, ASUU has restated its rejection of the ultimatum, issuing yesterday a 14-point guideline to its members on why they must sustain the strike, adding that government's claim that external forces were behind the union only betrays government's desperation to distract the union's genuine cause. This was made known by the union in Strike Bulletin No. 14, signed by ASUU National President Dr. Nasir Isa Fagge. The union came up with 14 guidelines signaling that it is prepared for a long drawn battle with the Federal Government. The guidelines read in part: •Do not sign any resumption of duty. Government is out to humiliate us. Hold your head high. This too shall pass!!! •If you receive any query on account of the ongoing strike, failure to sign resumption of duty register, etc, bring such to the attention of the branch chairperson immediately fo...

'FG, ASUU Are Both Losers In Ongoing Strike' The Vice President of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Comrade Issa Aremu yesterday in Ilorin, Kwara State said both the Federal Government and striking members of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, were both losers in the ongoing over four months old industrial action embarked upon by the university lecturers. Aremu who is also the General Secretary of National Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN,  regretted that the death of the former ASUU leader, Professor Festus Iyayi  had caused major setback in the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC’s intervention in resolving the face -off between ASUU and federal government. Aremu spoke with  journalists in Ilorin at the fidau for the late wife of the pioneer Chairman, Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offence Commission (ICPC), Hajia Akanbi. He pointed out  that Nigeria cannot be among the top economies o...

The Future Of Private Universities In Nigeria Is Bright, Begs ASUU To Call Off Strike - Okonjo-Iweala Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said that with the high demand for university education in Nigeria, the future of private tertiary institutions in the country is bright. She added that Nigeria was on the path of addressing the problems in its education with the injection of N220bn annually to infrastructural development in the universities. She spoke at an event in Oduduwa University, Ipetu Modu, Osun State, where the minister and Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Lamido Sanusi, were respectively conferred with honourary doctorate degree of science in accountancy and economics on Saturday. Okonjo-Iweala expressed optimism in prompt physical infrastructural development of the country’s universities, revealing also the Federal Government plan to support privately-owned tertiary institutions in the country. She said, “ The increasing demand i...

ASUU STRIKE: We Will Not End The Strike Until... The Academic Staff Union of Universities has said it will not suspend its ongoing strike until the four months salaries owed its members are paid. The union also wants the immediate implementation of the N1.2tn offer by the Federal Government to public universities, starting with the release of N100bn this year. The balance of N1.1tn is to be spread over five years from 2014. These were some of the resolutions reached by members of the National Executive Council of the union who converged on Kano on Friday to deliberate on whether to call off the over four- month-old industrial action or not. A source, who was privy to the resolutions  reached during the President Goodluck Jonathan – ASUU leadership meeting three weeks ago, told The PUNCH on Sunday,  that  the fresh demands were some of the issues to be tabled before Jonathan by  the leadership  during their next meeting. A date for the m...

ASUU: Official Confirms NEC Meeting Will Be Held Friday The Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi, Dr Lawan Abubakar has debunked media reports that the union had postponed its National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting slated for tomorrow. According to him, the Union had previously postponed the scheduled NEC meeting to mourn the death of Festus Iyayi, a former President, who tragically passed last Tuesday in a motor accident along the Abuja-Lokoja highway. Abubakari also denied that the striking lecturers had accepted the over N1trillion offer by the Federal Government, adding that the Union is agitating for the full implementations of the 2009 agreement, and " nothing less" .

Top 9 signs your spouse is cheating You have a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach, something is not right but you can't quite figure out what that feeling is about. Your spouse has become distant, he/she is working late on a regular basis or, maybe your spouse has moved out of the house with no explanation. You suspect your spouse is cheating but every time you bring it up with your spouse, he/she denies the possibility. All the signs are there but you don't have any proof. So, pay attention to the signs and your instinct but, be careful not to confuse signs with proof. 1. "I Love You But I'm Not In Love With You." If you hear these words, a big warning bell should go off. This is one of the most consistent things a cheating spouse will say. Your spouse may have a deep, loving bond with you but, intense feelings of passion can override the bond with you and cause your spouse to lose sight of his/her true feel...

BREAKING: ASUU Postpones NEC Meeting Scheduled Today After Iyayi’s Death Education After the tragic passing of the former president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Prof. Festus Iyayi, who died on Tuesday in a car accident on Lokoja-Abuja Expressway, it was decided to postpone the planned NEC meeting. Yesterday, as Iyayi was returning from the meeting in one of the Northern ASUU chapters, a dire car accident occured, which led to the former ASUU president death. He was in company with some ASUU leaders and they were said to be returning from Kano where they sought the views of members on ending the four-month-old ASUU strike. Thus, it was decided to postpone of ASUU‘s executive meeting, scheduled for Wednesday. The aim of the meeting is to decide whether to continue or to call off the 4-months strike.

If you’d like to take advantage of some of the health benefits that regular sexual activity has to offer, yet find that your desire just isn’t what it used to be, there are many natural tips that can help. Your sexual fires may also be fanned simply by eating less sugar. High levels of sugar in your bloodstream can actually turn off the gene that controls your sex hormones. Other tips to give your libido a big-time boost include: Getting physically active : Studies have shown that men who engaged in regular physical activity lowered their risk of experiencing sexual dysfunction. Remember, when using exercise as a drug, it’s important to vary your routine. Optimising your diet based on your body’s unique nutritional type : Everybody has a unique nutritional type with varying demands for the ratios of macronutrients (fats, proteins and carbohydrates) to function optimally. When you’re eating the foods your body was designed to eat, you’ll notice improvements in ev...

The University of Ghana is a public university founded in 1948, based in Legon, Accra, Greater Accra Region. This is both the largest, oldest and most prestigious academic institution in the country. The University of Ghana is well founded in the late colonial British August 11, 1948, as the University   more...by creamco