To say that our future will be driven by technology will be stating the obvious. Nevertheless, it appears Nigeria is under estimating the impact emerging

To say that our future will be driven by technology will be stating the obvious. Nevertheless, it appears Nigeria is under estimating the impact emerging
Nigerian women are politically and economically marginalised. Political marginalisation though is more entrenched and it is not going away anytime soon. This is largely thanks
The year 2020 won’t be missed. The year began calmly enough, but by March the world realised that the coronavirus was the worst public health
The ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), which started in March this year, has succeeded in almost wiping out a whole
Nigeria recently celebrated sixty years of independence. It was a time for deep reflection on the numerous opportunities Nigerian leaders missed to improve the quality
Following our earlier advertisement, we were able to recruit the required volunteer teachers except for Mathematics. We have therefore reopened the application process for maths
As part of our contribution to improving quality of education in public schools in Kano, our Foundation Sana’a da Ilmi Foundation, decided to launch a
Cicero’s classic “Treatise on Friendship” is a joy to read even though written over two thousand years ago. Hear him. “In a word, other objects
Why Nations Fail – by Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson This is an interesting highly readable book offering hope that geography, culture and history do