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
As we gather to celebrate Teachers’ Day in Nigeria, we take a moment to honour the unwavering dedication of educators who profoundly impact the lives of students from elementary school to higher education. Your tireless efforts, commitment to nurturing future leaders, and selfless service do not go unnoticed. To every… Continue reading
. As Nigeria marks its 65th year of independence, it is imperative to scrutinise the true nature of this freedom. While the narrative of liberation from colonial rule is celebrated, a closer examination reveals that the shackles of dependence remain tightly bound. The very powers that claimed to grant us… Continue reading
In the complex world of governance and public communication, it is rare to encounter an individual who blends brilliance with humility, authority with compassion, and influence with a sincere commitment to empowering others. Yet, in Dr. Suleiman Olanrewaju, Media Adviser to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, these attributes converge with… Continue reading
In the context of cultural events, valuing competence over mere connections is paramount. The recent coronation of the 44th Olúbàdàn of Ibadanland vividly illustrates the pitfalls of allowing favoritism to overshadow skill, resulting in an event that fell short of honoring the city’s rich heritage. The Olúbàdàn coronation is not… Continue reading
In recent years, a troubling phenomenon known as “Marker Day” has emerged in secondary schools across our nation, particularly during the critical period of final examinations, such as NECO and WAEC. This event, often misrepresented as a celebration, is nothing short of a public display of chaos, disrespect, and moral… Continue reading
The mystery behind the sudden death of a seasoned journalist, Ojo Peter has been unraveled by his brother Peter Enahoro. The death of Ojo Peter formerly of Parrot Extra, who until his death worked with Daily Monitor was disclosed on Oyo NUJ platform on Sunday, 7th September 2027. His death… Continue reading
It is yet another auspicious moment to roll out the drums and unfurl the red carpet in celebration of one of my revered mentors—Professor Olumuyiwa Benjamin Popoola.The brand Professor Olumuyiwa Benjamin Popoola means different things to different people. To some, this first-class graduate of Mass Communication is an academic wizard,… Continue reading
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