Interviews

In this interview, Anthony Itodo, one of the two Nigerians shortlisted for the Global Teacher Prize, talks to Esther Mark about his students, lessons from the remarkable feat and plans for the future. Itodo teaches Chemistry and Physics…
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Sule Lamido, former Governor of Jigawa State and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant, says the thieves in the ruling All Progressives Congress are bigger than the ones in the opposition Peoples Democratic Party…
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The Buhari Support Group, an amalgamation of 189 groups that worked for President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, says it has endorsed him for the 2019 general election. Abu Ibrahim, leader of the group, made this known after he led a…
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Emem Opashi is the director of the Sage School, an early childhood development centre in Abuja. Emen who is an early childhood educator and trainer also consults for local and international organizations on early childhood education. In…
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How old exactly is Hamman Isah Misau, the senator representing Bauchi Central Senatorial District in the eighth National Assembly? And when did he finish his university education? These are the questions begging for answers after a…
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Abubakar Tsav, a retired former Commissioner of Police, has lamented that nepotism and ethnicity have taken over the Nigeria Police Force. Tsav, who was Police Commissioner in Lagos State, said professionalism and competence in the…
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A Next Edition team comprising Victoria Ibanga, Editor in-Chief; Dominik Umosen, Associate Editor; Yusuf Mohammed, Correspondent; and Asian Nkutt, Marketing Executive recently interviewed Itse Sagay, a Professor and Chairman of the…
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The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed minimum cut-off marks for admission into universities at 120, the lowest in recent history. That of polytechnics and colleges of education were pegged at 100, and…
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The House of Representatives has waded into the controversies surrounding the revised secondary school curriculum by asking the ministry of education to remove the religious components of the subject, Civic Education.  There have…
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At just 29 years old, Ahmad Alhendawi was the first-ever United Nations Envoy on Youth, appointed by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on January 17, 2013, making him the youngest senior official in the history of the UN. Conquering that…
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