As I have argued earlier, IJGS’s alumni commitment is demonstrated through various renovation projects. I stand by it! For instance, in 2016, Class ‘76 renovated the...
As Edward Bernays warned decades ago, “You can’t hide facts that are visible to everyone; you can only adjust perception through truth and empathy.” The public’s...
One most important lesson is that our rulers in Nigeria should adopt a new matrix for decent behavior. It is wrong to disrespect rulers, but that...
In that moment of national embarrassment, it was Navy Lieutenant A. M. Yerima — not the powerful minister — who demonstrated leadership. His composure, restraint, and...
This is not about declaring him “mad” or unfit in a stigmatizing way. It is about recognizing that leadership, especially in a fragile democracy, demands emotional...
Nigeria is standing before a mirror it cannot avoid. The PDP convention in Ibadan is no longer a small internal event. It has become a symbol—of...
A humane reform process ensures that no policy, however noble, becomes a burden too heavy for its people to bear. The reversal of the 15 percent...
Menstrual pain is normal to an extent, but extreme pains, foul-smelling discharge, unusual bleeding, or regular infections are signs that...
Eleven students are traveling from Ghana to Novosibirsk: at a meeting with the vice-rector of NSTU, they learned more about...
This corrupt system has gone on for too long, and it is time to draw the line. Our hospitals must...
Among the guests of the photo exhibition were athletes – members of the Senegalese national boxing and basketball teams, activists...
Not unexpectedly, the alumni have been instrumental in significant infrastructural developments for the school. For example, Folorunso Esan (Class ‘81),...
