EduCeleb of the Week – Bejide Ifeoluwa
Bejide Ifeoluwa is our EduCeleb of the Week. She was the 2016/2017 best graduating student at the Redeemer’s University, Ede, as announced at the 9th...
UNESCO never recommended 26% budgetary allocation to education – Obanya
Professor PAI Obanya is a former Director at the UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Africa, Dakar, Senegal. In this interview with ABDUSSALAM AMOO,...
We need multiple examination bodies to give students a room to excel – Omolewa
Professor Michael Omolewa is Nigeria's representative at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) between 2000 and 2009 out of which he...
Irrelevant courses responsible for high unemployed graduates in Nigeria – Senator Kaura
Senator Tijjani Kaura represents Zamfara North Federal Constituency at the 8th Senate. ABDUSSALAM AMOO recently interviewed Kaura who is the Chairman, Senate Committee on...
Our efforts at eradicating illiteracy already yielding results – NMEC Boss, Haladu
Professor Abba Abubakar Haladu is the Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education (NMEC). In this interview with...
Government needs to take Technical Education Seriously – Maduka
Engr (Mrs) Joanna Olu Maduka is the president of Nigerian Academy of Engineering (NAE),and first president of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN)....
Home schooling provides better alternative to conventional schooling
Home schooling is a less popular medium of formal education in Nigeria. Mr Lukman Molumo is the Founder of Heritage Home School. In this...
Our leadership style enables us to have a stable academic calendar – UNILORIN Registrar
Mr Emmanuel Obafemi is the Registrar of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) and Chairman of the Association of Registrars of Nigerian University (ARNU). In this interview...
Every female child should be given freedom to achieve greatness – Hafsat Abdulwaheed
Hajiya Hafsat Abdulwaheed is the first female author in Northern Nigeria. She is the mother of a veteran journalist, Kadaria Ahmed and a wife...
Meet ‘Mama Olodo’ under whom ‘dullards’ became brilliant
To a Yoruba speaking person, 'Olodo' is synonymous with dullards. But here is Mrs Marianne Ariorutsebafor who has been proudly called Mama Olodo during...
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