Picking holes in Alausa’s proposal to scrap JSS,SSS education system
Government remains hyper-focused on the “quantity” of out-of-school children while ignoring the “quality” of the education being offered
Without quality basic education, a country can achieve nothing — Vicky Colbert
It is often said that the change you desire begins with you. If you need to change the world, start with the man in the mirror. We all have something the Creator deposited in us to deliver to the world and leave it better than we met it. This was not lost on Ms. Vicky Colbert who, against all odds, developed a model of education that has today transformed millions of lives around the world.
Maximizing your time!
It has been estimated how the average person spends a typical life span of seventy years.For many, reaching the age of seventy they probably will spend twenty-three years sleeping, sixteen years working, eight years watching television, six years eating, six years travelling, four and a half years on leisure activities, four years being sick, and two years getting dressed. The average person spends six months of his or her life on spiritual activities. If you sum up the numbers the result will be seventy years-and then life on earth is over.
Nana Apori Schools boosts ICT knowledge with 500 computers
The Chairman, Nana Apori Schools, Evang. Daniel Obeng Apori has introduced a project on ICT with 500 computers to enhance the students’ knowledge on ICT. Just as the Chairman also stated that the Nana Apori musical studio will soon come on board for the students who are interested in music which is a multi-million Naira project.
So you want to go to Law School? (2)
The first part of this series last week ended with the list of Law Schools accredited by the National University Commission and how granting of “Provisional Accreditation is creating havoc for thousands of law students nationwide. But, this matter will only be touched lightly here. Since the release of the situation report on NUC’s website more recent information had been received which renders choosing a university to study law more risky for Nigerian youth.
Stemming dominance of Western culture, by Chukwu
Considering the current decline in the embrace and display of our rich cultural heritage amongst adults and youths, Mr. Chukwunyere Chukwu has written his first book, “Are You Ready?” a fiction to convey his message of unity in diversity, particularly against the dominance of western culture. Using a village setting in the four chapters, 47 paged book, a king preparing for war gives a phrase in Igbo dialect to the people to find the meaning and take over the throne as reward, Chukwunyere depicts how Nigerians and Africans, can turn against each other for power and greed.
