Are you a member of the Pepper dem gang?
By Tara Aisida
I once accompanied a friend to our children’s school accounts office to help plead for more...
Re: ‘Big Grammars’ in Themes: Guilty or Not?
By Wahab Ọlálékan
No, not entirely guilty!
"The best way to hide something from a black...
Let’s talk about nation building
By Kareem Shamsudeen
While we clamour for a better nation, let conscious efforts be made towards creating a better...
Sacked UNICAL lecturer accuses Ayade of persecution
A recently sacked lecturer at the University of Calabar (UNICAL), Joseph Odok has accused the Cross River State governor, Ben Ayade of...
Politics and tertiary education students
Politics, before now, has been seen to be a dirty game - a game meant for only those who are ready to...
‘Big grammars’ in themes: Guilty or not?
By Azeezah Olatunde
The use of grandiloquent words as themes for higher institution programmes has become envogue.
Bauchi: Teachers to nominate vice-principals
This is a post I made this morning on the WhatsApp group of my teachers' union, Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools...
Nigeria: On giving respect and being respected
By Kareem Shamsudeen
Since the human system is a complex of relationships marked by age difference, it is expected...
Blurry fate for NOUN law graduates a year after Buhari’s assent
By Ikechukwu Onyema
ON 7 December, 2019, the assent of the NOUN (Amendments) Act-2018 by President Muhammadu Buhari to...
To the naysayers to teacher professionalism
Whenever a few of those claiming to be teachers are told that the Teachers' Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) licence is a...
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