The Future of Education in a Title-Driven Country: Nigeria in perspective
In the Nigeria of tomorrow, perhaps the most important educational title will not be Dr, Professor or Engineer. It will be competent.
Nigerians: Between hunger and the Mediterranean
The truth is, a country that does not recognise you is incapable of grieving with and for you
Between Atiku and Buhari: Just The Facts Ma’am, Just The Facts – Reno
Between Atiku and Buhari: Just The Facts Ma’am, Just The Facts – Reno
Nigeria’s First University of Medical Sciences
This piece is an attempt at a discourse on the Nigerian public health sector and the general problems facing heath care management with the singling out of one –- lack of good training schools for medical practitioners to access world class specialized medical education –- whose eventual overcome, has to be the irreducible minimum in the foundation for a solid heath sector.
Nigeria o n’ibaje
When in 2006, His Excellency Babatunde Fashola, contested the governorship election of Lagos State, with the slogan “Eko o nibaje”, I tried to find the meaning which I was told was “Lagos must not spoil”. The slogan did not sound serious to me then.
Afenifere Visit: New Rapprochement or Re-alignment?
Since last Wednesday’s visit of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to the Akure residence of Afenifere leader, Pa Reuben Fasoranti, the media, particularly the social media, have been awash with commentaries and analyses on the visit. Writers have hit the highway overdrive, analysing, speculating and conjecturing. Some of these analyses have been interesting to say the least.
