Why UNIMAID did convocation in two years interval after long
Ifeoma Dominic gives insights into why the University of Maiduguri now holds its convocation ceremony in two years as against longer intervals it previously...
Massive neglect of ICT in Port Harcourt private schools must end
By Guy Ahmadi
Education that does not lead the educated towards current developmental trends preparing students now for the future is a practical waste of...
Repositioning university education in Nigeria: The OAU example
This is the text of a speech delivered by Yemi Ogunbiyi on the eve of the 2019 Convocation of the Nigerian Academy...
Reminiscences on the tenure of Prof. Rahamon Bello in UNILAG
By Andrew Aroloye
How time flies is a common saying. We often say too that “the debtor does not count days, but the lender does!”....
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...
Addressing Almajiri out of school menace: How committed are the candidates for 2019...
By Mohammed Sabo Keana
The constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, states that the security and welfare of...
Jamilu Fulani, the face of hope in the journey to civilization
By Aliyu Tilde
He is Jamilu, an 11-year old who passed by my farm this morning where I went to inspect the application of manure...
Ojo Aderemi and the caterpillars of Nigeria’s premier university, Ibadan
By Lawal Adewale
Over two months; appeal, invocation, adjuration and prostration could not pacify the angry lions of the...
Education with empathy is the way out of slavery
In this article, Kayode Oluwaseun observes that education does not necessarily translate into empathy as educated people don't turn out empathetic to the plight...
Remembering Amoloye thirteen years after
By Adesola Yaqub
“The whole essence of politics and leadership is in itself defeated, if the people do not have references to point at, as...
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