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  • The Parody of Nigerian Education and the Alternative Search for Foreign Certificate

    by Adebiyi Jelili Abudugana November 4, 2009
    by Adebiyi Jelili Abudugana

    If one is to take the average of those studying abroad, it will tilt towards the side of the least qualified Nigerians…

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  • The Parody of Nigerian Education and the Alternative Search for Foreign Certificate

    by Adebiyi Jelili Abudugana November 4, 2009
    by Adebiyi Jelili Abudugana

    If one is to take the average of those studying abroad, it will tilt towards the side of the least qualified Nigerians…

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  • Reviving a Reading Culture in Nigeria’s Youth

    by Sheyi Oriade November 1, 2009
    by Sheyi Oriade

    Perhaps some influential thinking person or people will prevail upon the federal minister of education to begin a process to reclaim the minds of our youth. Mental states such as …

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  • On The State Of Education In Nigeria

    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi October 28, 2009
    by Carl Collins Ogunshola Oshodi

    Academic Posterity, Academic Prosperity and Serene National Education for all. This is another academic irony. The typifying fact is that we are all completely ignorant of the hidden agenda of …

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  • Nigerian teachers for South African schools?

    by Joel Nwokeoma October 22, 2009
    by Joel Nwokeoma

    It is incomprehensible how Nigerian policy makers contemplate and implement evidently wrong-headed initiatives and decisions that leave not a few of us wondering and stupefied…

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  • How Miami-Dade County Public Schools Deal with Parental Involvement in America

    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi October 13, 2009
    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi

    The Miami-Dade County Public Schools district is one of the most progressive in America and the most challenging because of its diversity and proximity to South and Central America, including …

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  • Toward an Evaluation of the Educational and Sports Sectors in Nigeria

    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi September 23, 2009
    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi

    For the past two months, since returning from Nigeria in July after living in America for 30 years, I have been thinking and reflecting on my observations of how the …

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  • Mike Okonkwo Essay Competition: A Vision Without Borders

    by Matthew Adeiza September 8, 2009
    by Matthew Adeiza

    I never knew how similar my experience was to other winners of the Mike Okonkwo Essay Competition for Secondary Schools until I had the opportunity of meeting some past winners …

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  • Shamble Education Can't Save Young Nigerians!

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu September 2, 2009
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    The collapse of the education system in Nigeria is indicative of the general collapse and retreat of the state. A strong influence of the state’s political and economical affairs!

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  • A Nation Under Siege: The Unending Violent Clashes and Battle for Supremacy on Nigerian Campuses

    by Roy Chikwem July 5, 2009
    by Roy Chikwem

    In the past three decades, Nigerians have witnessed one of the largest mindless orgies of bloodshed, killings, rapes, violent clashes and destruction of lives and properties on Nigerian campuses by …

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  • Nigerian Universities Strike: To Redress Or Regret Past Neglect?

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu July 2, 2009
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    If Nigerian society is truly egalitarian, university education should be a part of the larger effort for the society to be inclusive…

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  • Nigerian Universities Strike: To Redress Or Regret Past Neglect?

    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu July 2, 2009
    by L.Chinedu Arizona-Ogwu

    If Nigerian society is truly egalitarian, university education should be a part of the larger effort for the society to be inclusive…

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  • Grammarians at 150: Celebrate With Us

    by Taju Tijani May 30, 2009
    by Taju Tijani

    My domain at CMS Grammar School, the library, was meant to be a place of dead silence, serious study and academic enquiry. But the arrogant, spoilt-brat children of Army Generals, …

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  • Nigerian Universities: The Houses Have Not Fallen Yet

    by Uche Nworah May 8, 2009
    by Uche Nworah

    I think the Vice Chancellors of some of our universities are doing very well and the students too. I wouldn’t worry too much about Nigerian universities not making the global …

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  • Oga to Pack Dog Sh*t?

    by Dele Oluwole May 4, 2009
    by Dele Oluwole

    Please just leave me alone this morning; are you just noticing that oga doesn’t respond to greeting from us?

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  • Charting A Path For Nigerians In The Diaspora To Contribute To Educational Reform In Nigeria

    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi April 10, 2009
    by Sadiq A. Abdullahi

    Almost a decade into the 21st century, Nigeria has not found a sustainable solution to the myriad problems facing education in spite of the development dollars coming to it from …

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