By Olusegun Oruame Nigeria is inching toward 2027 with a familiar tension. But beneath the surface, something radically different is unfolding. This election may not be decided by the loudest…
By Oluwaseyi Akintola In June 2024, some 800 students were enrolled in a World Bank-funded pilot after-school programme that uses generative artificial intelligence to aid learning in Benin City, the…
By Festus Ogun Yes, “my lord is not sitting”. So, what can you do about that other than to murmur and return to your office? This information about my lord’s…
By Ngozi Egenuka China‘s remarkable economic rise should serve as both a lesson and a challenge for Africa. This was part of the statement from Publisher of Africa-China Economy, Ikenna…
By GEB The shocking discovery of vast quantities of counterfeit and banned medicines in Lagos not only signposts deep penetration of criminals into the country’s pharmaceutical industry, but it calls…
By Adejumoke Adeoti and Josiah Akintunde By collaborating with industry, Nigerian institutions can co-design curricula that align educational content with actual workforce needs, drawing inspiration from Germany’s dual system and…
By Tonye Preghafi There is a particular brand of resilience often attributed to the Nigerian spirit. We are praised for our “ruggedness,” our ability to “find a way,” and our…
By Abdu Rafiu As the caption indicates, there are differing comestibles today on the menu. First are reactions to recent articles in this column, followed by Questions and Answers. Reactions…
By Adebimpe Ibosiola Data in modern organisations behaves like a restless traveller. It never stays in one place. It is constantly moving from system to system, handed off between applications,…
By Moses Jolayemi Sir: If infrastructure forms the skeleton of governance, the public service is its bloodstream. When the bloodstream weakens, the skeleton becomes mere decoration. Under the present administration,…