Education

As Nigeria marks 65 years of independence, the education sector remains the most critical foundation for harnessing its massive youth population. The country’s history is full of ambitious policy attempts …

One thing better than dependence on AI is the Open Educational Resources (OER) in Nigeria. If you’re a student in Nigeria, you already know how expensive and sometimes stressful education …

In this interview, Miss Johnson Ayomikun, a First-class graduate of pharmacology from Olabisi Onabanjo University, shares her inspiring academic journey. She explains to Sokoya Esther how her curiosity about the …

It is often said the eyes are the windows to the soul. Imagine a child sitting in class, excited to learn, but constantly struggling to see clearly. It’s not because …

 In the remote areas in Nigeria, education remains a challenge for millions of children. Access to formal education is restricted by several factors, including poverty, insecurity, cultural norms and long …

Traditional classroom methods, while foundational, struggle to capture the attention of today’s digitally native students. Children who effortlessly navigate smartphones and tablets often find conventional textbook learning tedious and disconnected …

Have you ever looked closely at a ₦20 note? On the back, you’ll see a woman sitting by beautiful clay pots.  That’s Ladi Kwali, one of Nigeria’s most famous artists! …

Egungun, also known as masquerade, involves people dressing up in costumes and wearing masks. While they often wear colourful clothes and decorations, there’s more to them than just looking good. …

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) is developing a centralised job portal to provide beneficiaries with early access to employment opportunities in Nigeria and abroad. According to the Managing Director, …

The Efik people, a subgroup of the Ibibio ethnic group, are primarily located in the southeastern part of Nigeria, particularly around Calabar, in present-day Cross River State. Historically, the Efik …