By Agba Jalingo There was a time in this life that before any young person in Africa could say ‘toto’, you would look forward, backwards and sideways, to be sure there was no adult near you and you call that name in hush tones. Today, young people can shout toto from the rooftop without retribution….
By Cynthia Maduekwe In a rapidly evolving world, the interplay between generations shapes the landscape of our society. Today, we explore the similarities and differences between Generation Z (born mid-1990s to early 2010s) and Millennials (born early 1980s to mid-1990s), shedding light on their shared values, distinct characteristics, and the positive way forward for these…
By Cynthia Maduekwe In a groundbreaking move towards enhancing the efficacy of student unionism, a paradigm shift from traditional consultation and award-giving processes to a strategic, innovative, and creative approach. Reasons for Change 1. Dynamic Engagement: Recognising the need for dynamic and real-time engagement, the shift aims to foster more meaningful connections between student leaders…
By Cynthia Maduekwe Advocates for socio-economic development and responsible governance are urging a comprehensive review of the 2024 Federal Government Budget Allocation to prioritise critical sectors that directly impact the well-being and progress of the nation. Reasons for Prioritisation 1. Human Capital Development: Education and Health are foundational pillars for human capital development, contributing to…
By J.B. Ogar Aware that there have been arguments from various quarters that education all over the world is expensive, implying therefore that, to produce one graduate from any tertiary institution in recent times is no little business, albeit the fact that there’s hardly any government that doesn’t realise the importance of education for its…
