By: Isaac Festus Just along Barth Road, there is a long-standing signpost in the middle of the road — or, more appropriately, the roundabout. It is a signpost featuring an image of Wole Soyinka, one of the most celebrated products of this school. Next to the image is a popular […]
By: Toriola Dayo It is amazing to see the enormous power vested in our choices. All day and all night, decisions that shape destiny are being made. Some decisions are minute, like deciding what to eat for breakfast but others can be life-changing, ranging from choosing the right career path, […]
By: Femi-Adeniyi Joshua In recent years, the term “jápa” has become a popular slang in Nigeria, referring to the act of emigrating or fleeing the country in search of better opportunities abroad. The term indicates trend where young Nigerians, frustrated by local challenges, opt to leave their home country for […]
By: Femi-Adenyi Joshua Examination malpractice is a big issue that goes deeper than the act of students cheating during examination activity. It indicates deeper problems in the education system, as much as it is a socio-cultural issue. In virtually every learning institution, students face intense pressure to perform well academically. […]
“And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all those that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves. And said unto them, It is written, my house shall be called the house of […]
A Biblical Allusion; “And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all those that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves. And said unto them, It is written, my house shall be called […]
By: Omakiya, Precious I have come to realize that feminism is like every other form of activism, if you sit on your hand and only fight with your mouth (even as powerful as the tongue might be), you’d probably get nowhere. And if you do ‘in my corner change’, it […]
By: Nice Linus (Contributor) To hang unto hope, they say, is what the Nigerian people need. It is why the current administration has tasked itself with ‘renewing hope’. Hope that the poor man will somehow continue to breathe under the heavy burden of policies designed to milk him to the […]
By: Olu ‘Remilekun (Contributor) The conversations about cleanliness and sanitation have always been tied to moral values and has always ended with the health issues that come with it. There are to be noted more details to the issues of cleanliness. The culture of unhealthy environmental conditions and the ideological […]
As students struggle with the escalating costs of higher education in Nigeria, the recent shift by the Federal Government to replace adequate funding with the National Education Loan Fund (NELFund) has become a critical issue. This policy change, coupled with the fee hikes at the University of Ibadan, the premier […]
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