The plague of examination malpractice
Current media reports show that there has been an upsurge in examination malpractice while even parents and teachers who are supposed to assist in red
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Reviewing the Sokoto election petition saga
What has glaringly and of course persistently been left out in most of the analysis of the governorship election petition in Sokoto, at least from the
How corporate organisations can save lives
Today, however, the Foundation appears to have expanded its scope to providing occasional support for individuals who may be facing peculiarly challen
Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, that was embarrassing!
I had never heard Jonathan speak before. I’d just assumed that being a Ph.D. and a former lecturer, articulateness in speech would be the least of his
Empowerment of women in Africa and the Arab world: Merits, prospects and challenges (III)
The unavailability of medicine and medical care facilities has made matters worse. Women have borne the brunt of these crises. Although the health of