Much Ado About the Super Falcons Largesse
Perhaps because of my background in Philosophy, having earned a Masters in Professional Ethics ((MPE) from Unilag ("Great Akokites!"), I...
Change made easy
People will only change when they want to, so it is still possible to salvage a "lost cause" if you...
Who is an educated man?
"It may sound ironic but an educated man is not necessarily someone who has all the answers. But he's someone...
In Honour of a Queen: EduTimes Africa Commiserates with Oba Adedokun Abolarin
At EduTimes Africa, we are deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty, the beloved wife of His Royal Majesty,...
Editorial: President Tinubu’s Education Legacy Shines: Celebrating NELFUND at One
Today marks a year since the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) was born. A vision conceived and delivered by President...
Like play, like play
My dad lived to the age of 91 and continued doing his several miles a day brisk walks, fully decked...
Quality Education Can Transform Society
The Nigerian educational sector, with particular reference to government funded schools, has suffered immensely in the last few decades and...
Why UK Boarding Schools Charging £60k per annum (in the UK) are called Public Schools
To put these fees into context, let me start with this. Charterhouse School, Lagos, the first of two British Public...
So, where are the Nigeria based call centres servicing the world’s mega corporations?
With nationalism rising at an alarming rate in many developed nations, it is becoming more difficult by the day for...
16 or 18? A Time for Reflection?
If not for the intervention of the British journalist, Flora Shaw, who coined the name 'Nigeria' in 1897, I think...
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