Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Breaking the Silence, Saving Lives
Ogunbowale, Tolulope Sobiye Every society hopes to be a safe place where people can live without fear. But can we…
“Jesusegun”, “Allahugbemi”: Naming, Identity and Cultural Erosion in Southwestern Nigeria
Ganiu Bamgbose A name is never merely a name. In every society, naming is an important mechanism through which identity,…
Agility or Fragility: Living Beyond Obstacles on the Path to Success
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD Success is rarely a straight road. It is often a winding path marked by unexpected turns, disappointments,…
Ubuntu At 11: Between Childhood and Adulthood, A Father’s Lessons on Life, Money and Character By Sulaimon Mojeed-Sanni
Dear Adesola M. Mojeed-Sanni, As a new day emerges and I pen yet another admonition to know, know your new…
No School, No Stress: Making the Holidays Count
Ogunbowale, Tolulope Sobiye When the last school bell rings, children are happy, bags are dropped, uniforms are put away and…
THE SAGE IS OFF THE STAGE: A TRIBUTE TO TAIWO HASSAN (OGOGO)
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD There are actors who entertain us, actors who impress us, and actors who leave us wondering how…
On “Isese” Day Celebration in Lagos: A Reflection on Religion as a Bridge in Heterogeneous Nigeria
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The celebration of Isese Day in Lagos is more than an occasion for cultural expression. It is…
Education in the Age of AI: An Appraisal of Arts and Humanities in Nigeria
Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has fundamentally altered the landscape of education. From generating essays and…
Ballots or Bullets? The People are Already Paying the Price
By Matthew Alugbin It is deeply tragic that, in the lead-up to the gubernatorial election in Osun State, we find…
Losing Etiquette through Poor Communication: An Appraisal of Nigerian Youth
By Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD About two years ago, a student met me on campus and asked me if he could…