El-Rufai’s son tops class, mingles well in public school
The boys and girls of Basic 2B in Kaduna Capital School appear hyperactive to any onlooker, and often times, stress their teacher into speaking more t
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Mystery tales from Jos gravediggers
The watchmen of the dead on how they keep the deceased from the mischief of the living Daily Trust speaks with the brave men guarding Jos cemeteries o
Students in limbo as Yobe assembly bans unaccredited health institutions
Last week, the Yobe State commissioner for health, Dr Muhammad Lawan Gana, raised alarm over the number of unaccredited health institutions in the sta
I want to be a professor – Visually impaired school administrator
Thirty-three-year-old Hudu Isah Kebbe is visually impaired but not deterred from reaching the zenith of academic pursuit. “I am targeting to be a prof
Learning from the ‘Teacher-less’ schools of Morocco
Since the December 2016 visit of Moroccan King Mohammed VI to Nigeria, and President Muhammadu Buhari’s return visit in June 2018, the North African c