Access to healthcare in Nigeria is a pressing issue that affects millions of citizens and poses significant challenges to the nation’s overall development. Despite being one of the largest economies in Africa, Nigeria’s healthcare system is plagued by inadequate funding, poor infrastructure, and a lack of trained personnel. This situation… Continue reading
Dependency theory provides a critical lens through which to examine the economic implications of neocolonialism in Nigeria, particularly in the context of the nation’s reliance on its abundant natural resources. This theory posits that resources flow from peripheral developing countries to core developed nations, creating a cycle of dependency that… Continue reading
The current situation in public secondary schools resembles a troubling reality where students seem to be coerced into attending school rather than embracing education as a valuable opportunity. This alarming trend of student violence is not merely a random occurrence; it reflects deep-rooted issues that undermine the very fabric of… Continue reading
Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá The legacy of the slave trade profoundly impacts Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape and cultural identity. These historical atrocities resonate today, influencing economic opportunities, social cohesion, and the overall well-being of communities. Acknowledging these effects is crucial for understanding contemporary challenges. President Trump’s rhetoric reflects a transactional view of international… Continue reading
Endemic poverty and the seeds of social vices in Nigeria present a complex and pressing issue that the nation must confront. Nigeria, often referred to as the “Giant of Africa,” grapples with the paradox of vast wealth juxtaposed against pervasive poverty. With a population exceeding 200 million, the nation is… Continue reading
By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá The Case for the Creation of New States in Nigeria: Empowering Marginalised Regions By Fẹ́mi Akínṣọlá In a nation as diverse and complex as Nigeria, the quest for state creation has often been dismissed as a mere political ploy or an attempt to balkanise the country. However,… Continue reading
My dear brothers and sisters of OYO STATE PDP YOUTH,I have heard the concerns, frustrations, and honest feelings expressed by our youths — and I understand them. But let us also remember something important: Governor Seyi Makinde is human, just like every one of us. Leadership is never easy, and… Continue reading
The recent development in Anglican Commercial Grammar School, Osogbo Osun State, has sent shockwaves through the student community and the Old Students’ Association. The school, once a beacon of academic excellence, is now struggling to survive due to a severe shortage of teachers and infrastructure. In a bold move, the… Continue reading
In Nigeria, the government’s neglect of education has reached alarming proportions, revealing a stark contradiction between the rhetoric of leadership and the reality of policy implementation. The country’s leaders, both present and past, have consistently demonstrated a disinterest in fostering a robust public education system. This negligence is exemplified by… Continue reading
In the heart of Nigeria’s educational landscape lies a protracted struggle between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the federal government, a battle emblematic of deeper societal issues. The persistent insensitivity of the government toward the plight of university lecturers has not only jeopardised the academic future of… Continue reading
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