Legacy of modern technical colleges: Oborevwori in the eyes of history
By Edafe Ofotokun History is a patient judge. It does not judge leaders by the noise of politics, but by the institutions they build that outlive them. When the history of Delta State’s educational transformation is written, one chapter will be devoted to technical and vocational education, and in that chapter, two names will be […]
SSCE/NECO 18 years limit: No, Prof Mamman, no!
Many 16-year-olds are mature enough to handle the demands of higher education, and the current policy of allowing SSCE at 16 has produced generations of successful graduates who have excelled in various fields.
Edo cries out for another Ambrose Alli; Asue Ighodalo could be him
His candidacy inspires hope, even as he could run the sequel to a seemingly ineffective administration. He engenders trust, despite the calcifying trust deficit between leaders and citizens.
A year of resilience and renewal: Reflections on our defence achievements
By BELLO MATAWALLE NIGERIA has, over the past two decades, confronted a myriad of security challenges that have tested the very fabric of our nation. Yet, we have emerged stronger, defying predictions of collapse and disintegration. Each time we neutralise one threat, another arises, compelling us to constantly retool and adapt to the evolving dynamics of […]
Gov Fubara: Governing with a goal
Gov. Fubara within 15 months of being on the saddle has changed the fortune of the State earning an average of N27billion from the initial monthly revenue of N15billion. These were accomplished through the deployment of technology and more prudent strategies.
Why your lecturers must know you
Many factors have stiffened lecturer-student relationship or engagement in higher institutions of learning in Nigeria
