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Abdulwasiu Olokooba Mustapha Usman was in 200 level at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto State when he lost his father to a sudden accident in 2018. Since his father was his sole sponsor, he thought his […]

In this report, Monsuroh Abdulsemiu examines lessons from Sudan’s Alternative Learning Programme and how they can help Nigeria address its huge out-of-school children burden.   It was a Tuesday morning at a daily market in […]

By ABDULRASHEED Hammad Valerie O Aihimegbe, a 16-year-old girl with Down syndrome, was enrolled in a private school in Sokoto alongside people without disabilities. However, due to lack of improvement and proper care, her parents […]

Phillip Anjorin Ayobami Felix grew up with his mother, alongside three siblings. Since his father deserted them in 2001, his mother solely sponsored his education even after he gained admission to study Performing Arts at […]

Abdullah Tijani Maryam Bello, 19, beamed with a smile as she sat inside a classroom at Sultan Ward Model Primary School, Sabon Birni Area in Sokoto, venue of the extramural classes organised for secondary school […]

Olanshile Ogunrinu  In March 2022, when Happiness Adekunle, a 100-level student of the University of Ibadan (UI), heard that the ongoing industrial strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) was being rolled […]

Wisdom Onwunmelu For Chidera Akude, a 500-level Agricultural Economics and Extension student, and Humphrey Ali, a 300-level Physiology student,  the convocation arena, as well as the pathway to the old administrative block are the most […]

Following nationwide dissatisfaction in the Nigerian education experience, many throng the consular offices and embassies in Nigeria to search for better educational experience abroad. In this report, Gbadegesin Adeyanju x-rayed the challenges these Nigerians hoping […]