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  • Education Disaster as Illiterate Graduates are Reported by NYSC

    by Adekunle Akinyemi May 27, 2018
    by Adekunle Akinyemi

    Nigeria education has once again suffered a bad blow as the NYSC has just reported the presence of illiterate graduates on its roll.  Three Corpers serving in Abuja, Lagos and …

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  • Disaster as Nigeria’s Exam Malpractice Goes Digital

    by Adekunle Akinyemi May 24, 2018
    by Adekunle Akinyemi

    This is not just an alarm.  It is real and it deserves immediate attention, if we fully understand the importance of good education for the Nigerian children.  While it may …

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  • Nigerian Schools: When Did Our Daughters Become Sex Dolls?

    by Abdullah Abdulganiy April 23, 2018
    by Abdullah Abdulganiy

    Akindele, a Professor at the department of Management and Accounting at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and Evangelist at Ife Diocese Anglican Church had since last two weeks reduced himself …

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  • Can I Get an Amen from the Accountants in the House: Keeping it Simple with Education

    by Olurotimi Osha September 15, 2017
    by Olurotimi Osha

    One of the degrees I have been fortunate to get is in the field of Accounting. The rules in accounting allow me to distill data down to the basics – …

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  • Of Nigerian Youths, Science and Creativity

    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth April 29, 2017
    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth

    Nigeria needs perhaps a massive youth project to fight a war against poverty and disease. But the youths must also have plans for the elders they are supposed to succeed. …

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  • The Importance of Functional Education

    by OPE AJAYI October 7, 2016
    by OPE AJAYI

    The importance of functional education to national life cannot be over stated, education makes us think rationally amongst several other benefits. According to reports, LAUTECH, an institution of higher learning …

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  • Of Fulbright, Full Truths and Being Brightly You

    by Kayode Odumboni September 6, 2016
    by Kayode Odumboni

    Fulbright is many, many things wrapped up in one. Like a Christmas hamper. But unlike a Christmas hamper, the package of Fulbright is not a mix of edibles and perishables. …

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  • Agents of Change

    by OPE AJAYI July 19, 2016
    by OPE AJAYI

    Rosa Parks was an American civil rights activist whose singular action in a commercial bus became a very important symbol of the civil rights movement. Education helped Rosa Parks to …

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  • Rejoinder: Obafemi Awolowo University, between Wumi Raji and Adediwura Alawode

    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi July 18, 2016
    by Lakunle Jaiyesimi

    It is no longer news that Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria is in crisis, as reported by various platforms. Wumi Raji, an Associate Professor in the Department of Theatre Arts …

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  • Dinner with Professors

    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth July 14, 2016
    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth

    Our Universities in Nigeria do not seem to have  the relationship with Students  that they could fall back on in future.  I mean in terms of translating good times the …

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  • Beyond Free School Meals: A Case for Toys, Libraries and Playgrounds

    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth July 11, 2016
    by Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth

    I have read several write ups about Free Schools meals in Osun State and a similar scheme being proposed by The Federal Government of Nigeria and I would therefore like …

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  • Education Ain’t Cheap!

    by Akintokunbo Adejumo May 2, 2016
    by Akintokunbo Adejumo

    The decline in government funding of higher education, the economic downturn, the long decades of unforgivable neglect, along with rapidly rising costs of the different services and products that universities …

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  • Subsidy Removal: Buhari Must Not Put the Cart Before the Horse!

    by Abiodun Ladepo May 12, 2015
    by Abiodun Ladepo

    The current fuel crisis may be causing Muhammadu Buhari to rue his fourth and successful quest for the presidency of Nigeria and revisit the old maxim: be careful what you …

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  • To Nigeria’s Greatest ‘Criticizers’

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku November 26, 2014
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    I used to teach the SATs. And one of the modules that gave my students the greatest problem is the one known as ‘critical reading’. The students were getting those …

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  • Bring back our pencils, rulers and chalk

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku October 16, 2014
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    I have just read of a call by a very important politician in Southwestern Nigeria, asking the Federal government to declare a state of emergency in the education sector. He …

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  • UNESCO: Unfounded figure of Nigerian Children out of School

    by Odimegwu Onwumere July 5, 2014
    by Odimegwu Onwumere

    The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, UNESCO can embarrass a nation it is serving with educational information when it goes out to do or permute funny numbers to…

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