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Western Education is Not Exactly Owned by the West: Clarifying Educational Misconceptions among Nigerians

Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The expression “Western education” is widely used in Nigeria to describe formal, structured schooling introduced during the…
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The Worker and the Wages: An Evaluation of the Industrial Situation in Nigeria

Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The relationship between the worker and the wages they receive remains one of the most enduring measures…
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Why Mentorship is an Important Asset For Every Man

Guest Writer The Nigerian street hums with a restless music. It is the sound of youth without compass, motion without…
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LETTER WRITING AND THE RISK CURRICULUM PLANNERS AND PROFESSIONALS IGNORE

By Adebola Karamah Shogbuyi, PhD If your primary tool for exchanging important information is WhatsApp, you might be getting by,…
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On the Use of Hijab by Nigerian Muslim Students: A Call for Caution and Civility

Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD The notion of “God” in Nigeria and among Nigerians deserves some scholarly and critical investigation. Reports from…
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The Man They Call “Solution”: A Tribute at 40 By Omotayo Wahab

  My dearest husband, Tajudeen Olawale Wahab, Today marks your 40th birthday. I celebrate your life and the man you…
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The Feud, the Fact and the Fabrication: Clarifying the Superiority Claim Between Two Nigerian ‘Alfas’

Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD In every human relationship, feuds are almost always inevitable. As philosophers have posited, for every thesis, there…
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Self Education: The Education You Never Received In School

Ogbeiwi Great The quiet tragedy of modern schooling is not that it fails to teach, but that it teaches too…
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ÌLÙ “DRUM”

By Ahmed Adedeji Adesigbin In Yorùbá folklore tradition, ìlù (the drum) can be traced back to the era of Àyángalù,…
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When Time Speaks

Ogunbowale, Tolulope Sobiye They say time flies, but does it really fly, or do we just fail to notice how…