Opinion

“Concerns rise over teaching as over nine million fail UTME in seven years.” The report revealed that the average failure rate for the Unified...

While cattle can graze freely (my focus is still not about whether that should be or not), many Nigerians cannot farm freely. Because many...

In a clime where the dearth of public infrastructure, engendered by inconsistent government policies is endemic, it is preposterous for the Nigerian economy to...

By Dr. Sam EnoIn the halcyon days of 1999, as the chains of autocratic rule were shattered, an ineffable euphoria pervaded the Nigerian...

Nigerians are indeed groaning under the weight of unprecedented hardships, hoping for policies that address their daily struggles. President Tinubu faces the challenge...

“Nigeria, we inhale thee…” a seven-year-old pupil began as she tried to sing the new (old) national anthem.I saw another video clip on social...

Fraud, which is multidimensional in forms, sizes and scope, is a wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gains. It...

By Oladosu AdebolaClimate change is a multifaceted crisis that affects various aspects of society, including education. In Nigeria, the intersection of climate change and...

During the recently suspended strike, Labour literally grounded Nigeria– from airports, hospitals, tertiary institutions, to electricity which has plunged the biggest black nation on...

 BY: SIMON CHUZU EGEDE, MONIn a recent post on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Professor Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, a former chairman of the...