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Again, nation bleeds as insecurity festers
Nigerians have lost count of the casualty figure arising from the cyclical violence, which has continued to ravage the country lately. The massacre being masterminded by bandits, insurgents, armed herdsmen, kidnappers among sundry despicable elements,
21 Jun  Cover
‘Learning mathematics should be fun and interesting’
14 Jun  
Some secondary students recently had fun and educative moment at the Ajayi Crowther University, where they gathered to participate in an awareness week on mathematics.
Rosa Parks: Mother of freedom movement
14 Jun  
Rosa Louise McCauley, generally known as Rosa Parks, was an African-American civil rights activist. She was best known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Religion without spirituality is akin to a car without an engine
14 Jun  
Shola Ojora is a qualified lawyer who studied law at the University of East Anglia (UEA) before completing his legal qualification at the Nigerian Bar School in 1999
The doctrine of the last prophet - Part 8
12 Apr  
- As It Was With Natural Israel The children of Israel having tasted the power of God in the brazen serpent idolised it. They preserved it and it became an object of worship. And for 700 years, the people of God burnt incense to it. The error of the children of Israel was that they…
Kwame Nkrumah: Eminent pan-Africanist 
12 Apr  
Kwame Nkrumah was the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana. He was a nationalist, publisher and politician. He was the first African nationalist
‘Learning mathematics should be fun and interesting’
12 Apr  
Some secondary students recently had fun and educative moment at the Ajayi Crowther University, where they gathered to participate in an awareness week on mathematics.
COVID-19: ‘Children are best kept safe isolated from public’
22 Mar  
Children need special care and supervision, as the pandemic, Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads throughout the world. From ensuring that they frequently and properly wash their hands to instructing them on safe hygienic
Queen Iden: Selfless intercessor
22 Mar  
Iden, a queen consort, was an epitome of love, beauty, courage, support and faithfulness. She was one of the wives (Oloris) of Idova, crowned Oba of Benin with the titular name of Ewuakpe.
Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola: The generalissimo of western region’s politics  
8 Mar  
Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola was a politician, lawyer, journalist, and administrator. He was the Premier of the Western Region and the Aare Ona Kakanfo (generalissimo) XIII of Yorubaland
‘To achieve goals, children must draw practical timetable’
8 Mar  
Children have been advised to be creative, idealistic and goal-oriented in their educational pursuit. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and founder of Kidpreneur Africa (KEA), Mrs. Juliet Vincent Obi
Mailafia: Our military high command should work with strategic thinkers
16 Feb  Cover
Yes, some of us heard the news of President Muhammadu Buhari expressing “shock” about the rising level of insecurity in the country. To be transparently honest with you, I was rather surprised that he did claim to be
Sa’adu Zungur: A catalyst for change
9 Feb  
Sa'adu Zungur was a poet, journalist, social critic, Islamic scholar, and nationalist. He was among early scholars in northern Nigeria, who called for the reform of the society through education during colonial rule