Education crisis looms in Bauchi
By Mukhtar Jarmajo The state of education in Bauchi state is in disarray as over 1.4 million children remain out of school, according to recent reports. This crisis manifests itself…
By Mukhtar Jarmajo The state of education in Bauchi state is in disarray as over 1.4 million children remain out of school, according to recent reports. This crisis manifests itself…
By Mustapha Dauda People should be screened thoroughly before becoming certified teachers. Now, Colleges of Education are home to lazy and mainly copy-and-paste students. Although there are several academic gurus…
By Abdurrazak Muktar Language is a powerful tool for communication, allowing us to express our thoughts, beliefs and opinions. One commonly used phrase that often sparks debate is "I think."…
By Uzair Adam Imam Over 7,000 quack teachers were reported to have been remedied by the Teachers' Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States. Prof. Josiah…
By Salisu Yusuf As against the traditional definition of grammar, English grammar is a mixture of arbitrary and non-arbitrary, logical and illogical rules that are fused to form a language…
By Hajara Jaoji Kudos to my paternal uncle (a family man) who cared for ten of us, including my mom, after our dad died in 2010. He ensured we had a…
By Abba Ado Investing in technology and the sciences will undoubtedly play a significant role in enhancing our socioeconomic development. The World Economic Forum reports that innovation is critical to…
By Hamza Basiru Tsoho My name is Hamza. My father had two wives. The family comprised ten children from two different mothers. I was the eldest and the sixth in…
By Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu His name was Sadik. Perhaps about 11 years old. He walked into my newly allocated office in the old Mass Communications building of Bayero University…
By Umar Yogiza The four writers are Tares Oburumu, Ruth Chidera Echewe, Sadiq Mustafa and Taiye Ojo, they arrived in the ancient town of Ilorin, Kwara State, for the first…