A new UK migration report reveals Nigerian students lead all major nationalities in staying after graduation by switching to work and graduate visas.
Nigeria cannot continue to celebrate expansion while ignoring declining standards. Educational reform must move beyond policy pronouncements to measurable outcomes. Government at all levels must substantially...
Ghana has now become a unique case-study, building a reservoir of human resource and as an instrument for national development. Unlike traditional diplomacy championed by embassies...
Restoring Nigerian higher education to its former global status cannot be achieved through occasional, token infrastructure projects or political promises during election campaigns. It requires a...
Institutions that treat young people's frustration as background noise as something to be managed with a press statement and outlasted are increasingly finding that the noise...
The consequence is a widening divide. Nigeria's local workforce, trained in underfunded institutions, competes at a structural disadvantage against returning elite graduates whose credentials were obtained...
Speaking during the forum, the Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Sheikh Ahmad Tijjani Sani Auwal, welcomed the Government's commitment to extending Jolly Phonics into integrated Qur'anic schools...
Artificial intelligence is neither the saviour of education nor its greatest threat. Like every powerful innovation, its impact depends on how it is used. If guided...
According to Dr. Will Norton of the University of Mississippi, journalism education should focus not on a single medium but on timeless skills such as reporting,...
Side hustles are not the enemy of education. Desperation and poor planning are. The students who win are not the ones who abandon class for cash...