Special Education at a Glance
The word “special” when is mentioned, stirs positive vibes and high expectations in almost everyone. But once the word education is added to it, the whole thing changes, people move from high expectations to pity, sympathy, disappointment, disdain, or irritation. Orofin Oluwatosin Special Education is simply the practice of education that put into consideration individual […]
BEATING OUR SWORDS INTO PLOUGHSHARES: A Daughter’s Memo from Auschwitz.
By Cosmas Uzodinma A cold chill fell on her that seeped into her bones when she spent a night at the inn where Hitler slept. Dwor-Pomorski is located in a quaint countryside of Barwice. On a cultural camp in the town, she and her team had been lodged at the modest hotel of renaissance […]
Hijab Controversy: Issues And Realities
On the 17th June 2022, the supreme court judgment gave approval for female Muslim students to wear hijab to schools in Lagos State. Various reactions trailed this Judgment, while some applauded, others took it in bad faith Comfort Yakubu The Muslim Students Society of Nigeria, MSSN, Lagos chapter, Hijab Rights Advocacy Initiative, Muslim rights advocacy […]
Facts, fiction about blind beggar who singlehandedly builds a house at Gambari area of Ilorin
It sounds like an entertainment story from Nollywood, a Nigerian film industry that produces make-believe entertainments to thrill people, or like a tale in a moonlight that a blind man builds or built a house. This is a story of a blind man who is a beggar and lives at Gambari area of Ilorin, precisely […]
Geriatric management in Nigeria
‘’Ageing is both a ‘natural’ and universal process; but growing old can be as Graceful as it can be traumatic Mrs. Mary Zhiri is a Nigerian Nurse who had practiced for over thirty years in Nigeria, she explains that geriatric is a branch of medicine concerned with the diseases and care for old people. […]
Abuja Residents Defy Covid19 Safety Protocols
The use of face mask as a preventive/protective measure against the spread of COVID 19 in Abuja is defeated by the low personal hygiene standards of the city’s inhabitants, Comfort Yakubu In an attempt to tackle the spread of the COVID 19 in Abuja Nigeria’s Capital, The Federal Capital Territory Administration […]
“Intellectual Property, Globalisation, and Nigeria’s Economy”
freepik image Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind—literary works, inventions, designs, and symbols used in commerce (World Intellectual Property Organization, 2018). In the 21st century, the global economy is knowledge-based, relying on ideas and innovation rather than land and natural resources (Adebambo, 2018). Technological advancement and the internet have made the world […]
Ilorin General Post Office: The History, The Relevance and Life around it
The General Post Office, Ilorin, like any other General Post Offices especially in the other northern part of Nigeria has a peculiar feature that derives importance and also adds value to institutions, establishments, business outlets around it, some of which gives birth to wild social life. Jimoh Ayinla Bashir The first feature of the General […]
Data protection for Nigeria
One of the State’s foremost responsibility is the protection of its citizens from attacks and infringement of their rights from actors within and outside its borders. What has become evident over the last few months is the danger non-formalization of data privacy laws poses to users of the various social media platforms. James Siguru Wahutu […]
Make WIPO Work for Nigeria
By KC Olumayowa In 2016, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) announced that it will open one of two African regional offices in Nigeria. While Nigeria has been a member of WIPO since 1995, WIPO does not yet have a physical presence in the African region. Mr. Afam Ezekude, Director-General of the Nigerian Copyright Commission […]
