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Saheed Ashafa writes a tribute to Chief Gani Adetola-Kaseem, Principal Partner of Gani Adetola-Kaseem (SAN) Legal Practice who died on Monday, 8th January, 2018. Adetola-Kaseem was the lead counsel in the Lagos hijab case against the Lagos State government till it was won…
This article examines the relevance of postgraduate education to national development, irrespective of associated challenges with it. “Develop a passion for learning, If you do, you will never cease to grow”. – Anthony J. D’Angelo The quote above is a pointer that…
In this article, Timi Olagunju writes on a culture of promoting debauchery, and debasing education and innovation in Nigeria today. Recently, young boys were observed tearing the uniforms of girls; school girls, and also holding their private parts at them, because they…
Adetola Salau moots an home grown educational reform agenda for Africa in this article. You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today. – Abraham Lincoln We can all agree that our schools haven’t kept up with the pace of…
In this article, Professor Tolu Odugbemi charts the process towards reforming education in Nigeria. A way forward cannot be charted without considering the present situation and the limitations that currently exist. What are the factors hindering good standards in education? These are…
In this article, Dr Reuben Abati reels on the giant strides of former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo who recently completed his PhD at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) Perhaps in the long run, the most remarkable legacy of the Nigerian…
In this article, Jiti Ogunye gives a perspective on how religion interfaces with the law in Nigeria. Rules were set by the Body of Benchers and the Council of Legal Education regulating attendance of the Nigerian Law School and the Call to…
By Akinyemi M. Adedeji “…and to provide for a constitution for the purpose of promoting the good government and welfare of all persons in our country, on the principles of freedom, equality and justice…” Those were the opening lines of the constitution…
By Lydia Legbo Indeed, time flies when you are happy. It was the award winning writer, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie who once said that in her debut novel titled Purple Hibiscus. It was just like yesterday when Prof. Musbau Adewumi Akanji FAS, FNSBMB,…
by Alasela Saidi Dear Mallam Nasir, Despite the pleas for mercy from different organizations and unions on your decision to sack over twenty thousand primary school teachers who failed the competency test, you have insisted like Shylock, the Jewish merchant, in William…
