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Parenting Styles: How different styles shape your child’s growth

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The intricate and multifaceted journey of parenting, encompassing a vast array of responsibilities, leaves an undeniable mark on children’s emotional, social, and cognitive development. This process is further shaped by the parenting style adopted, playing a crucial role in guiding children’s growth. To begin, parenting is more than just providing for basic needs. It’s a […]

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Contractual Terms & Due Diligence: The Entrepreneur’s Achilles heel

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We sign up for things, “Terms and Conditions” page pops up, we just hit “Agree” without perusing the said terms, not knowing the rights that we are giving away. We get so excited at the prospect of a deal that we miss or overlook the salient details that can spell doom. This seemingly inconsequential habit

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UNESCO inscribes Sango festival in world heritage list

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has just inscribed the Sango Oyo Festival in the lists of World Heritage. The body inscribed it the 2023 Eighteenth Session of the Intergovernmental Committee Convention For The Safeguarding of The Intangible Cultural Heritage. Reacting to this development, the Oyo State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism,

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Ace Yoruba Poet,Olanrewaju Adepoju is dead

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Ọláńrewajú Adépọ̀jù (also sometimes called “Lanrewaju Adepoju”) is a Yorùbá poet, writer, intellectual, and religious leader from Nigeria, born in a village called Abà Òkè Pupa in Ọ̀yọ́ State of Nigeria, in 1940. An autodidact, he taught himself to read and write in Yorùbá and English. But his time spent with the griots (West African

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Report: Shortage of lecturers threatens education system in Southeast

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A growing concern is gripping the nation’s universities as a shortage of academic staff continues to plague the education system, raising serious challenges for both educators and students. The dearth of university lecturers, a widespread issue affecting institutions across the country, has prompted educators to voice their worries over the detrimental impact on the quality

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Unilorin postpones post-UTME registration, sets December 17 as deadline

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The University of Ilorin (Unilorin) has granted a one-week extension for post-UTME registration, as announced by the University Registrar, Mansur Alfanla. The decision comes after a statement issued on Sunday in Ilorin revealed the need for additional time to address technical hitches that affected the smooth progress of the registration process. The initial deadline for

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Tinubu promises more investment in education

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President Bola Tinubu has stated the readiness of his administration to continue to invest in education for the graduates coming out of Nigerian universities to be able to compete with colleagues from other higher institutions across the globe. Tinubu also said his administration would look into some harsh regulatory frameworks hindering the improvement of tertiary

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Stakeholders task federal govt on UBE act in conflict zones

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Stakeholders in the Nigerian educational system have urged the Federal Government to implement the 2004 Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act in conflict setting with the aim of identifying the problem and proffering solutions. This was the crux of a stakeholders workshop organised by Common Heritage Foundation, a Non-governmental Organization (NGO) on the implementation of the

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