Education

Ife and Oyo: Tracing Theories of Yoruba Origins in Political Organisation, Craft, Industry, and Agricultural Activities The Yoruba people, one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa, possess a …

The traditional classroom model is evolving, and fast. As the digital age redefines how knowledge is shared, the flipped classroom has emerged as a transformative force in modern education. This …

Citizenship is one of the most important aspects of belonging to a nation. It defines the legal relationship between an individual and a country, granting them rights, privileges, and responsibilities. …

Nigeria, often called the “Giant of Africa,” boasts a rich tapestry of landscapes, physical features, and cultural heritage. Understanding Nigeria’s diverse regions, prominent physical features, and vibrant cultures offers a …

The age-old saying “spare the rod, spoil the child” has been a cornerstone of discipline for generations. Our grandparents and their grandparents likely adhered to this philosophy, believing it to …

The Nupe people are a vibrant ethnic group predominantly found in central Nigeria, particularly in Niger State, with significant populations in Kwara, Kogi states, and even within the Federal Capital …

The Hausa States are a vital part of African history, particularly in the context of pre-colonial West Africa. By 1800, these states had developed into sophisticated and influential entities, leaving …

Language is the garment of thought, and the mother tongue is the fabric that weaves together the intricate patterns of a nation’s culture and identity. In Nigeria, a country with …

In the past, using technology in education was a nice-to-have, but now it’s a must-have. This change is not just about putting old learning materials online – it’s about creating …

Middlemen are independent businesses that act as a bridge or connection between producers and consumers, other intermediaries, or industrial users. They are also commonly known as intermediaries. The ‘producers’ here …