How Dr Ramat will raise the bar at NERC
The trend of increasing youth inclusion under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership is a model that is good for even development and national unity; for this, many observers have lauded the President while urging him to sustain the feat. Tinubu’s ability to recruit the finest of human resources to get the Continue Reading
Avoidable frequent change of university identity
The least of the problems facing each public university in the country is naming. With all the universities groaning under poor funding, ill-equipment and poor staffing, the federal government has become obsessed with changing the names of some of these universities after our politicians and past leaders. One of such Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence and sustainability: Education reforms in Nigeria (2)
The broadening of the institutional and administrative autonomy of tertiary institutions to allow for more robust objectives in their unique contexts. For instance, universities can be reprofiled in accordance with specific competences. Universities of education are different from agricultural universities or technical universities. It is in line with this reprofiling Continue Reading
Terrorism: Police’s crucial role in preventing attacks
Sir: The Nigeria Police’s Rapid Response team stationed in Benue has foiled what could have been another national tragedy of monumental proportions. This was reported by Daily Trust. Although three farmers sadly lost their lives in the incident, the situation could have been far worse if not for the police’s Continue Reading
Securing their future today: The role of trusts in protecting your child’s education and legacy
If you could make a wish for your child, what would it be? While life is filled with uncertainties, there are steps you can take today to increase the chances of those wishes coming true. One of the greatest gifts you can give your child is financial security and uninterrupted Continue Reading
Interior ministry: Two years of Renewed Hope under Tunji-Ojo
There are many ways to look at visionary leadership, the capacity to translate vision into reality, as the American leadership expert Warren Bennis is justly famous for saying. Visionary leadership involves the ability to innovate and to create; which is why, according to Leroy Eimes, a leader is one who Continue Reading
Lagos tenancy bill: Why government must deepen consultation with professionals
The ongoing move by the Lagos State Government to review its Tenancy Law has stirred significant public interest. With Lagos being Nigeria’s most populous city — and over 70 per cent of its residents living in rented accommodation — any legislation that touches landlord-tenant relationships has far-reaching implications for individuals, Continue Reading
Amofin Beulah Adeoye Celebrates Birthday with Charity Drive to orphanage Homes and Correctional Centre.
In a show of compassion and commitment to humanity, the President of the Beulah Adeoye Foundation, Amofin Beulah Adeoye, has made his birthday on Wednesday, August 20, yet another remarkable one with celebrations with the famous Oluyole Cheshire Home, Sango and FOWMAN Orphanage Home, Akobo Ibadan as well Continue Reading
A Day of Double Joy: Amofin Beulah Adeoye Celebrates Life and Heritage on Isese Day
This morning, August 20th began for me with the quiet joy of personal blessings—prayers and gifts at our family altar to mark my birthday. At the same time, a wider, more ancient rhythm is beating across Oyo State as we celebrate our annual Isese Day. It is a sacred moment Continue Reading
Nigeria Customs and media monitoring
Decades ago, businesses gauged public perception by the number of customers gained or lost and by the rumours circulating in communities. Today, in the 21st century, the process is both easier and more complex. Organisations and individuals can now measure public opinion almost instantly across multiple platforms, yet the volume Continue Reading










