WAEC/WASSCE mass failure: Result of dwindling fortunes in education sector
The issue of mass failure in public examination is worrisome to everyone, including the stakeholders that include parents and guardians, schools, exam bodies and...
Ebola in Sierra Leone: The joy of survivors
By Jo Dunlop
I travelled upcountry last week to one of the worst affected areas of Sierra Leone – Kenema. When you arrive in the...
Bio-safety law will give scientists backing to practise, says DG, NABDA
Penultimate week in Lagos, opponents of the bio-safety law that will guarantee responsible practice and application of Biotechnology in agriculture to enhance food quality,...
Assessing efforts of government towards curbing spread of Ebola
By Evelyn Okakwu and Ese Awhotu
Since the discovery of Ebola in Nigeria, through the late Patrick Sawyer, who came into the country from Liberia...
Challenges of governance in era of insurgency
By Mohammed Sambo Dasuki
It is important first to understand the very basic challenge of governance in a developing country. The needs and aspirations of...
