From Banking to Maternal Advocacy: How Dr. Sandra Uzodimma is championing better support for Nigerian mothers
Through education, counseling, advocacy, and grassroots initiatives, she has become one of the voices promoting a more holistic approach to maternal healthcare
Tinubu draws the line on local government looting
By Okon N. Efut (SAN) There are substantial provisions in the Nigerian Constitution and other enabling enactments of the National Assembly on the creation, structure, function, and funding of the Local Government as the third tier of government in Nigeria. The failure of the Local Government system to work as intended by the makers of the Constitution […]
Gradual return of peace in South-East
By Emeka Alex Duru Gradually and steadily, peace is returning in the South East. Anyone in the region during the yuletide or who listened to those that travelled would appreciate the extent of normalcy that is taking shape in it. At some social gatherings, it was common hearing residents telling one another, ‘Happy survival’, as in […]
Re-engineering Nigeria’s education system for sustainable development, global competitiveness
Education remains the most powerful tool for national transformation. Yet in Nigeria, this tool has, for decades, been blunted by outdated curricula
An education reform Nigeria can no longer postpone: Teaching psychology in schools
As the world marks the International Day of Education in 2026, global conversation rightly centres on relevance.
Tale of Tompolo’s tentacles every ten years
By ENEWARIDIDEKE EKANPOU There are people in Africa who are culturally rooted, proud and independent but they are thin on the ground. Majorly scattered everywhere like JP Clark’s ‘broken china’ in his poem, ‘Ibadan’, are hundreds of thousands of people who inhabit a cultural desert, devoid of oasis.They are the marooned. In fact, marooned like Robinson […]
