Reshaping and repositioning Nigerian education for productivity and progress

Responding to an online question whether they could sell their B.Sc. Certificates for hundred-million-naira, many Nigeria respondents answered yes. Some

Avoiding the alienating trap of rivalry between science and arts/humanities

Some West African people have a type of food, fufu, made by stirring or pounding boiled or powdered yam, cassava,

Creating jobs without creating wealth: the illusion of government performance

During wars, almost everybody in the society is fully employed in several jobs.[1] Government spends much resources on arms, ammunitions,

Defining Africa: for development or for limitation? The error of

Before treating patients, doctors search for the causes by examining lab-results and symptoms of diseases to decide best treatment plan.

Is the TRUTH ALWAYS BITTER?

Irritated by the rate of immorality in his environment, a pastor parked to chastise a prostitute standing by the roadside.

Valuing progressive mistakes and little beginnings for a new Nigeria

Learning to ride bicycle either as a child or an adult can be difficult, dangerous and harmful. There are risks

Authority mindedness and the death of initiative in Nigeria

“In our own day, there has been too much of a tendency towards authority, and too little care for the

Africans do not read: how true, why?

Hypocrisy is caging different groups of lions and blaming them for not hunting or learning to hunt like other animals.

Education as liberation against education as indoctrination

Moving through the dark can cause fear, anxiety and uncertainty. The thought of an unseen enemy or element waiting to

Adjusting waste management for development and safety in Nigeria

Nature creates, regenerates, heals, recycles, and thus, abhors vacuum or waste. This natural process is designed to take care of