As someone deeply entrenched in the world of education for over 14 years, I have witnessed the evolving challenges that young learners face, particularly when it comes to the burden of homework. It is disheartening to see nursery and primary school children shouldering an overwhelming load of assignments, extra lessons, and home study sessions. This not only robs them of their precious childhood but also places an undue strain on parents, who often find themselves taking on the role of surrogate students. It is high time we reevaluate our approach to homework and prioritize the well-being of our children.

BY EKANPOU ENEWARIDIDEKE Impetuous and  irrational denigratory  written communications are always seen like water-weeds in the river whenever  elections are about to be held. Sometimes these irrational denigratory outbursts are targeted to conceal a premeditated evil plot hatched for arcane  advantageous placement over their opponents during the conduct of the election. In most cases it is […]

Since the declaration of the Fiducia supplicans on Catholics by the Pope, not only the Catholic Church has been thrown into confusion and uncertainty, but also Christians and other religious bodies who see Catholic Church as leading in the dissemination of good moral values and principles. Questions as to the infallibility dogma of the Holy Father have become rife.

By Sola Ebiseni May Your Road be Rough” was an article published by the legendary Dr. Tai Solarin on January 1, 1964. And before his reader began to wonder what kind of message it was, the great teacher and essayist continued: “I am not cursing you; I am wishing you what I wish myself every year. […]

By George Princewill The situation in Nigeria today is one that requires everyone – individuals, organisations and governments at all levels – to think unusually; what is now commonly referred to as thinking outside the box. The need to think differently has arisen because the challenge we face today as a nation, which is purely existential, […]