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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.
Olalekan Olagunju examines the disnterest of prospective students in choosing teaching courses in tertiary institutions as a result of the lack of attention for standard in the teacher-training sector. At the moment, it will not be an exaggeration to state that the…
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 not able to get an education past the secondary level in Nigeria. They often leave school, vulnerable…
Theresa Ezuka writes about a model for determining the standards of entry into Nigerian universities citing examples from the University of Ibadan and the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike. The announcement by JAMB that 120 would be the minimum cut-…
