Next statues after Zuma’s
In these times when Nigerian leaders at various levels are regularly accused of being bereft of earth-shaking ideas that could propel the country forw
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FROM MOTHER TO SON, A PRAYER
I was pleasantly surprised by the many unexpected responses I got on last week’s piece, “From Father to Son, A Lesson.” I was surpri
More on teachers failing while their students “pass” exams
Today, I continue with my discussions from last week about the paradox of students passing exams while even their teachers cannot pass the same exams.
In search of the ‘detribalized’ Nigerian
Nigerians love buzzwords – slogans that are repeated frequently enough, (and imbued with assumed values), that they begin to sound like establis
Advising El-Rufa’i on primary education
The humour of Kalarawi aside, I am here to suggest something to His Excellency, the Kaduna State Governor, on what to do with his 20,000 teachers who