EDUPEACE

When the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was prepared by the Commission on Human Rights of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations after the World War II, the main objective of the ... Read More...

It is clear to the blind and discernible to the deaf that there is a lot of tension in the land. From all indications, Nigeria is at one of her lowest nadirs as a result of the systemic dysfunctionality that st... Read More...

A founding father of the United States, Benjamin Franklin, one said, “an investment in knowledge pays the best dividend.” This submission is thoughtful and profound. However, the paradigm has shifted because th... Read More...

Seven recommendations on the last elections Today, to a large extent, the 2019 elections have been won and lost with the memories of success and defeat, pains and gains, as well as high points and pitfalls l... Read More...

My participation in Nigeria's elections this year took a notch higher with the last ones held on February 23, 2019. Apart from exercising my right to vote at my polling unit, I was able to go round some parts o... Read More...

Language and peace Language is the most effective system of communication available to us and without it, human beings cannot attain their full potential. It is the main distinguishing factor between human b... Read More...

Busyness is bad business When you think about it, you realise that the ultimate goal of education is to make one be at peace with oneself and the world, nothing more. However, this goal will never be attaine... Read More...

Your time is your life In our today’s world, time travels at a dizzying speed. The mantra on many lips is that “there is no time”. Hardly does a day begin before we realise it has ended. In fact, the year 20... Read More...

A right step in the right direction, the Conference on “Religious Harmony in Nigeria: Towards the 2019 General Elections” was held at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, between October 11 and 14, 2018. Convened by the Pres... Read More...

For some years now, Nigerian graduates have always been accused of not being employable. For instance, while one Dr Bongo Ali, a World Bank consultant, asserted last year in Lagos at the conference of the Niger... Read More...

Given the centrality of effective funding to the attainment of educational objectives, the Federal Ministry of Education, in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Finance, organised a two-day stakeholders’ w... Read More...

Nigeria at 58: Education at a crossroads When Nigeria attained political independence in October 1960, there were high hopes and great expectations that, shorn of the yoke of colonial domination, the infant c... Read More...