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On this year’s International Literacy Day (ILD), themed “Literacy as Freedom: Bridging the Digital Divide”, the world confronts a stark...
Nigeria stands at a defining crossroads. With over 60 percent of its 220 million citizens under the age of 25,...
On August 15, 2025, BusinessDay, under its Yaba School of Thought (YSoT) series, published a compelling essay by Dr Vincent...
…Inspired by Kahlil Gibran’s poem (1883–1931), Youth and Age In Youth and Age, Gibran evokes youth as a flower, vibrant...
“Sir, I know I will never make it in life. My teacher already told me.” The words came from a...
A Nigerian degree can feel like gold in Lagos but carry little weight in Ottawa. Glocalising, combining the words “global”...
Inspired by Jimmy Khoury’s viral LinkedIn post, “African teenagers, pay attention,” this feature confronts a stark truth many would rather...
Inspired by Olasunkanmi Opeifa’s post on the state of Nigerian education on LinkedIn When Mrs Ifeoma Eze began teaching biology...
At 26, Tolu Adeyemi holds a degree in economics, a shelf of certificates from short online courses, and a well-worn...
It is not just tough to get into a Nigerian university; it is almost like the system is built to...