The pains of pupillage in Nigerian tertiary institutions
By Sanni Kay. Yusuf
Nigeria, inhabited mostly by the downtrodden (people who eat from hand to mouth, feeding on a meal greatly lesser than $1;...
Prioritising education and standardising teacher welfarism is the way forward
The impact teachers have on their students last a lifetime and until education is prioritized and teachers' welfare is standardized, we will continue sacking teachers en masse and producing graduates who don’t know their left from their right.
Who wants to be a teacher? by Olalekan Olagunju
Olalekan Olagunju examines the disnterest of prospective students in choosing teaching courses in tertiary institutions as a result of the lack of attention for...
Women’s rights, education: Breaking the silence by Boluwatife Akintomide
Boluwatife Akintomide focuses on the need to promote the education of women as well as women's rights in the Nigerian society.
Many young women are...
Post-UTME and the examples of UI and MOUAU by Theresa Ezuka
Theresa Ezuka writes about a model for determining the standards of entry into Nigerian universities citing examples from the University of Ibadan and the...
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