On October 24, 2008, the 14th Nigeria Economic Summit Group summit ended in Abuja, Nigeria, with several declarations and recommendations…
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Nigeria celebrates its 48th birthday this month as a nation in search of an elusive identity in a global community. The nation also continues to struggle with the experimentation with …
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On May 20, 2008, the Educational Excellence School Advisory Council, EESAC, had its end-of-year meeting at the City of Homestead Chambers…
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Ashe has given us a blueprint for tennis development. As a visionary, scholar and educator, in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, he envisioned the tennis world to be replete with …
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Those individuals who believe that education is the key to improving the quality of life and the social class, have argued perpetually that the current system of education in Nigeria …
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Since January 2007, I have had time to reflect on the issues raised in this article and the recommendations people have offered. Here are my thoughts…
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The federal government has played a limited role in education. The Constitution gave the state governments the authority and power to fund education and thus the primary responsibility of educating …
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Where is Nigeria’s national development plan today as it prepares for the next All-African games in Algiers, the Afro-Asia Games in China, and the Olympic Games in China?
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My generation has a significant role to play in the new political dispensation. This will require a change of behavior and a lot of trial and error as well as …
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Education in Nigeria has been interrupted by regime change since independence from Britain in 1960. Now that our nation has embarked on sustaining unity, democracy and economic growth, the next president …
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As we approach the upcoming Nigerian general election, how will the election impact the Anioma people? What will be the role of the Anioma people in the political, economic, and …