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Peter Ogudoro gives tips on coping with funding school fees on a tight budget. In the United States of America, college students fund their education to the level of about 65% through their own income, savings, scholarships, grants, and loans. Money from…
As many of us educators, on this part of the continent are or about going on summer break, it is necessary we remind ourselves of some basic facts and truths about what we do. Whether you are starting a new job, starting…
In this article, Oni Muhammad suggests that success in life goes beyond schooling. The Nigerian society is one that values academic results. A graduate with distinction is considered to be mentally above his peers. He is being treated with specialty and accorded…
Stephen Williams proposes a model for the rejuvenating of professionalism among teachers in this article. He proposes regular training of educators, allowance for collaboration among them among other things to improve the overall learning process. The focus for change in education is…
The Students’ Union election at the Federal Polytechnic, OFFA holds in June. Abdullahi Ayobami gives some pieces of advice to aspirants at the departmental, faculty and university level. Permit me to bestow some bunches of encomiums and accolades on every political aspirant…
Poverty is the state of one who lacks a usual or socially acceptable amount of money or material possessions. It has always been a great disaster and an automatic invitation to being unwanted, unloved, uncared for and forgotten by people in the…
Tunji Olaopa writes about the University of Ibadan and its glories as it clocks 70 years of its establishment this year. I wrote this piece with a measure of immense pride. There is no one that will not feel this kind of…
Ifeoma Dominic gives insights into why the University of Maiduguri now holds its convocation ceremony in two years as against longer intervals it previously did. The successful conclusion of the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) final year social week activities has shown the…
Pelumi Olugbenga was recently at the United Nations headquarters in New York. In this piece, he shares his experience participating in deliberations at the UN General Assembly. “If you can dream it, then you can achieve it”. – Walt Disney A few…
Adeogun Oluwakayode calls readers to ponder on the evident instances of examination malpractices in the 2018 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) as an attempt to sabotage the future. Recent findings have shown that students in Nigeria are now being offered…
