Phone addiction, a commonplace problem
By Alkasim Harisu Thanks to the rapid growth of technology, the world witnesses an absolute change. Technology has afforded the world a one-in-a-million chance to communicate with people all around…
Robots and the future of human labour
By Kabir Musa Ringim As a graduate of Computer Engineering and holder of MSc Information Technology, I’m sceptical to write about this topic which is quite controversial, because of the…
Journalism educators charge students on 21st-century skills
By Uzair Adam Imam Associate Professor Mainasara Yakubu Kurfi, and other journalism educators, urged Kano State Polytechnic journalism students to imbibe critical thinking in reporting their beats as journalists of…
Kenya becomes the first African country to teach coding as subject in schools
By Damilare Dosunmu Last Friday at the State House in Nairobi, the president of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, announced the addition of coding as a subject into its primary and secondary schools curricula. This…
Reflection on poor parenting
By Abdullahi Yusuf (Abdool) The viral tape of Chrisland School, Lagos, has become a trending topic lately due to its indecency and the nature of the people involved (i.e. children).…
Leading with power and influence: The role of a teacher in a changing world
By Aminu Rabiu Kano If there is one vexing question that has continuously engaged the attention of stakeholders worldwide, it is certainly about the future of a classroom teacher in…
Ways to success in the 21st century
By Dr. Bello Shehu Abdullahi Success in this life, be aware, is never accidental. You might have been told that you can’t succeed by your hard work. Of course, everything…
21st-century students and reading culture challenges
By Muhammad Abubakar Technology has changed the world of education. It provides quicker ways of accessing learning materials in varieties. Indeed, this is a brilliant opportunity. Technology provided cyber-libraries, fully…