Nigerian Universities and the Imperative of E-Learning, By Inyene Ibanga
The situation calls for the collaborative engagement of the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy and its Science and Technology ...
The situation calls for the collaborative engagement of the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy and its Science and Technology ...
Anyone who still thinks learning method will remain what it was pre-COVID-19 must be living in a fool’s paradise.
The year 2020 has been a national disaster.
In the overall interest of the Nigerian higher education system, the government should make this just ending strike the last ...
We want to hear things that are being done to improve on the quality of education in Nigeria.
In the face of depleting government revenues, Nigerian universities should source for alternative means of funding.
Sincerely, it beats my imagination that a country can be this lackadaisical about its education sector.
The greatest investment anyone can make in our youth is in their education.
One can only imagine the mental stress many of these youths are going through now.
The Yoruba have a saying that could literally be interpreted thus: “When a child is confronted with something bigger than ...