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 …

We interact with acids, bases, and salts every day — in food, cleaning agents, and even the environment. But what makes them chemically unique? What are Acids? Acids are substances …

Have you ever tried to trade your notes for lunch at school? Probably not. But imagine living in a time when that was normal, people exchanging things like rice for …