Education beyond certification: Rewriting the Nigeria narrative
Oluwatomisin Kayode In Nigeria today, having a certificate in any choice of course is one of the ways to ascertain…
Do You Know Who You Are? By Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD
I have heard people say you must learn to stay awake at night if you must succeed. Well, if…
Yoruba People’s Pivotal Role in Nigerian Film Industry Revealed Through the Ages
In a recent statement that has ignited widespread discussions, Aisha Lawal highlighted the substantial contribution of the Yoruba people…
Tinubu’s Cabinet: An Assembly of Political Beneficiaries and Close Allies by Olu Fasan
President Bola Tinubu’s reputation as a shrewd talent spotter has crumbled since his ascendancy to the presidency. Heralded for his…
How Ibrahim Babangida Laid Foundation Of A Destroyed Nigeria. By Barr. Fidel Albert.
Latiifah Amusan I’ll attempt a modest effort to respond to Prof. Yusuf Dankofa, a cerebral lawyer and law lecturer, who…
The BBNaija Show: Unraveling the 10 Fascinating Reasons Behind Nigerians’ Obsession
Latiifah Amusan Big Brother Naija, a captivating social experiment, has taken the nation by storm, captivating millions of viewers and…
Prof. Lai Oso: Sunset at Noon – Tribute to my teacher by Toyeeb Olayinka
The saying that the fruit-bearing tree does not stay long in the forest appears to be true on the…
Is reading really a difficult task?
By Ganiu Bamgbose, PhD Is reading really a difficult task? Do you also say you don’t understand when you read?…
Nigeria’s shortlets surge opens doors for unprecedented real estate profits
By Dennis Isong Short let, also known as short-term rental, has been gaining popularity in the Nigerian real estate business…
The Valley of Death: Realigning and Reconnecting the Dislocations
The Valley of Death is a term used to describe the gap between academic research and commercialization. It’s an apt…