Tag: education

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RoqeebahAugust 21, 2017

YNaija Editorial: There’s just one thing we need from Mr President now

But there are still a plethora of issues that remain unresolved, even if the nation is beginning to recover from ...

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Op-ed EditorAugust 21, 2017

Fisayo Soyombo: ASUU, the Academic Strike Union of Universities!

by ‘Fisayo Soyombo   Whenever the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASSU) convenes a press conference, journalists can already reel ...

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Op-ed EditorAugust 19, 2017

Opinion: ASUU Strike – What does the future hold for our education sector?

by Gbenga Odunsi After an extensive deliberation that lasted days, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has embarked on ...

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EditorAugust 18, 2017

If strike is the only language the FG understands, then ASUU has not done enough

by Usman Alabi The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) said recently that the only language the federal government understands is strike. ...

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AzeezAugust 17, 2017

We didn’t fulfil our promises to ASUU | FG admits

The Federal Government has admitted that it has failed to fulfill agreements made with the striking Academic Staff Union of ...

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EditorAugust 15, 2017

ASUU strike: Continued exodus to Cyprus and Benin Republic?

by Adedotun Michael Chigozie Obioma, the author of the Booker nominated and well-received novel ‘The Fishermen’ was a student at ...

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EzinneAugust 14, 2017

“They pay Senators so much money but treat Lecturers like shit” | Dr Dipo puts the FG on blast

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has embarked on an indefinite strike action, after the Federal Government went mute on ...

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Op-ed EditorAugust 12, 2017

Opinion: Here is a reason to weep for Nigeria

by Micheal Ace   A few days ago, I was listening to the news when the reporter said something that ...

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SponsorAugust 11, 2017

Cyrus Agbo, Ifeoma Williams, Paul Okeugo, others to host the maiden edition of Africa’s largest conversation on education and industry

The reality of the growing divide between education and industry in Nigeria and consequently, Africa is one that majority of ...

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ItunuoluwaAugust 2, 2017

Princeton University asks students to pick from six ‘genders’

Princeton University is giving its students the option of picking a gender or, reportedly, several genders, according to Fox News. ...

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EditorJuly 31, 2017

Solve famine, provide healthcare and every other thing Tambuwal could have done with N700m

by Tosin Adesina Governor Aminu Tambuwal has decided to spend the sum of seven hundred million Naira to purchase a ...

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Omoleye OmoruyiJuly 28, 2017

The way forward for ethno-religious crisis

It would be inordinate to underestimate the adverse effects of the ethno-religious ‘events’ that has plagued Nigeria for years. It ...

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EditorJuly 21, 2017

Education: How long before homeschooling becomes a standard option?

by Alexander O. Onukwue Nigeria’s education system has arguably never been at a lower state that it is today. There ...

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AzeezJuly 18, 2017

Declare state of emergency on education | Malala tells Osinbajo

Child rights activist and Nobel Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai has urged acting President Yemi Osinbajo to declare a state of ...

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Oluwatosin AdeshokanJuly 17, 2017

LONGREAD: How marital conflicts affects a child’s education

Usually, people confuse education with schooling. When the word ‘Education’ comes to mind, people instantly visualise schools, universities and colleges. ...

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Op-ed EditorJuly 12, 2017

Opinion: Between EFCC and Former OAU Acting VC – When corruption becomes the bull

by ‘Lakunle Jaiyesimi   Following the arraignment of the most recent former Acting Vice-Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Prof Anthony ...

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EditorJuly 7, 2017

Amnesty and 2 other measures for Badoo-to-Better

The Akinwunmi Ambode Government of Lagos has promised to swoop on the members of the cult and rid the entire Lagos ...

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EditorJuly 3, 2017

YNaija Editorial: The fight over religious studies is a distraction from real problems

For the past few weeks, there has been a raging controversy in Nigeria over a change to the country’s educational ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 30, 2017

Moses Ochonu: Why Nigerian universities need to move into the 21st century quickly

by Moses Ochonu Still on Nigeria’s nineteenth century universities operating rigidly in the twenty first century, here is another depressing ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 26, 2017

Moses Ochonu: This simple innovation can help Nigerian universities raise revenue

by Moses Ochonu Such is the rot in Nigerian universities that the system needs deep, disruptive reforms to become compatible ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 24, 2017

Manasseh Egedegbe: We need more motherf_kers in Nigeria

by Manasseh Egedegbe Enough of all the political correctness. We need more motherfuckers in Nigeria. We need more people who ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 24, 2017

Opinion: Basic Education- An absolute necessity for national development

by Seye ken Education is a fundamental empowerment which any nation can give to her citizen. Education improves the standard ...

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SponsorJune 23, 2017

NEDIS to strengthen academic innovation through partnerships

As part of its mandate to strengthen partnerships in the education sector, The Education Partnership (TEP) Centre is supporting education ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 17, 2017

Opinion: Why parents calling for the removal of Manyika’s Independence from JAMB list is deceptive

by Kenneth Osakwe A few days ago, a petition signed by Mrs. Fatima Mahmud-Oyekan, Head of Crescent schools, and Alhaji ...

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EzinneJune 15, 2017

The Thread: “I’m an almajiri” | Twitter NG is inspired by this story of Adamu breaking the mould in Northern Nigeria

Girl child education -Western-style education- is a bit of a rarity up North. According to this 2013 report by Premium ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 14, 2017

Opinion: Save LAUTECH! | Frustrated student cries out for help

by Busari Azeezat It had only started as a case of nonpayment of allowances. The school that was held in ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 10, 2017

Opinion: “The genesis of LAUTECH crisis” | 5 takeaways from this Abuja facts article

Last month, the students of LAUTECH published an obituary of their Vice Chancellor, Professor Sulaiman Gbadegeshin,as a form of protest ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 9, 2017

Opinion: Legacy of religious hate among Undergraduates

by Ogunjobi Michael O The ban placed on all religious activities in Obafemi Awolowo University raises concerns on the level ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 7, 2017

Opinion: Does the UI V.C. have powers to suspend school activities without senate approval?

‘Kunle Adebajo That Nigeria’s premier university is on sudden vacation is a long-established and widely-circulated fact. Students of the institution ...

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Op-ed EditorJune 6, 2017

Opinion: What does Obasanjo want to do with a PhD?

by Stanley Ibeku   In his characteristic mien, he craves for his desideratum with unceasing sturdiness. And in most cases, ...

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