Ondo Ogun Festival: The biggest street carnival in Africa
By Yomisaint Adebayo Ancient tradition, modern spectacle and a sea of white and blue converge in Ondo City in a breathtaking celebration of heritage, love, peace and unity. There is a particular time of the year when Ondo City seems to remember itself. As August gives way to September and the signs of the annual […]
Mental health and addiction in Nigeria’s classrooms
By Ocheni Christopher As Nigeria marks the Mental Health Awareness Month this May, there is a growing but under-acknowledged crisis. As far back as 2018, an estimated 14.3 million Nigerians between the ages of 15 and 64 were reported to have used drugs, with about 3 million living with drug use disorders, according to the United Nations […]
Beyond Chatgpt: The hidden AI opportunities Nigeria is missing
By Tosin Shobukola By all appearances, Artificial Intelligence feels distant, complex, even intimidating to many nigerian businesses. For some, it is a vague concept wrapped in buzzwords. For others, it is something to fear, an intrusive force capable of replacing jobs or exposing private data. But beneath the surface of tools like ChatGPT lies a […]
It’s a miracle that I’m still alive
I have been living in the trenches ever since I was born in this country called Nigeria. The comfort zone has never been my portion
Western Education is Not Exactly Owned by the West: Clarifying educational misconceptions among Nigerians
What is often referred to as “Western education” is better understood as a particular model of formal schooling that gained global prominence
Obasanjo is right; Now let us talk about what we are going to do about it
Obasanjo said something that every Nigerian already knows in their hearts, but that too few leaders have been willing to state plainly
