Posted Apr 26 by Angela Umoru

The problem of Nigeria has never been whether or not research institutions exist. They abound. Every now and then, I stumble upon a new one. For instance, do you know that Nigeria has a space research agency? I didn&rsq Read More...

Posted Apr 15 by Raheemah Arogundade

The novelist and famous feminist Chimamanda Adichie once wrote that, “A woman at a certain age who is unmarried, our society teaches her to see it as a deep personal failure. And a man, after a certain age isn&rsqu Read More...

Posted Apr 7 by Hauwa Saleh

“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid.” ~Albert Einstein Is it just us or is it a worldwide problem? The educatio Read More...

Posted Apr 5 by Lawan Dalha

I was invited recently by a group of young Nigerian entrepreneurs to give a talk on professional development, I supposed, aimed at providing a guide for the bright minds in their adventure and search for opportunities af Read More...

Posted Mar 31 by Rahmatu Lawan

Java is a programming language that allows programmers to write computer instructions using English-based commands. The language is known as a high-level language because it is readable by humans first, then get translat Read More...

Posted Mar 21 by Angela Umoru

On February 21st, while speaking to young Nigerians on exploring the employment market at the 2019 BRF Gabfest in Lagos, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola declared that Nigeria is a continental Read More...

Posted Mar 20 by Nurudeen Lawal

Many employers usually use a unidirectional approach in addressing the unpleasant and low-level performances of their employees. They believe only the employees are to be blamed for the drop in their performance levels.& Read More...

Posted Mar 2 by Hafsah Dauda

Africa, as we may well know, is the bedrock of civilisation and so it comes as no surprise that it is a continent laden with rich history and savoury culture. One thing peculiar about the African civilisation is its art Read More...

Posted Feb 28 by Whitney Edna Ibe

We have centred the controversies over the uniqueness, role, position, and rights of the woman over the years on vague, conflicting and evasive perspectives of men and the society. Can the world’s negative percepti Read More...

Posted Feb 26 by Rahmatu Lawan

Every high school student’s ultimate goal is to go to college or university after graduation. This is because a college education is generally seen as a beacon of hope, where the foundation of so many career paths Read More...