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How illegal mining is wiping out Ghana’s forests
Ghana is facing a serious risk of an environmental catastrophe due to the high level of environmentally unfriendly human…
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INVESTIGATION: Many crises tearing apart Federal University Oye-Ekiti (PART II)
IN the first part of this report, Yekeen AKINWALE who has been following the crises at Federal University…
INVESTIGATION: Many crises tearing apart Federal University Oye-Ekiti ( Part I)
EIGHT years after it was established, the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) in Ekiti State is still struggling with…
Injustice in ivory tower: The abandoned project called Tai Solarin College of…
THE Nigerian government customarily situates institutions of higher learning in rural communities in order that they may…
Injustice in ivory tower: The unreported ordeals of Ogun college’s staff (2)
ONE of the structures close to the main entrance of Tai Solarin College of Education is a place known as the Business…
Injustice in ivory tower: How lecturers in Ogun college die in silence as govt…
Workers at the Tai Solarin College of Education are currently owed billions in salary arrears and unremitted cooperative…
How bribe taking, voters’ frustration slow down collection of PVC in Lagos
In early April, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) decried low rate of Permanent Voters’ Cards' (PVC)…
INVESTIGATION: Filth, dilapidation, drug abuse… how Area Council has neglected…
IT has been a busy day for Aliyu Ibrahim, a butcher at Bwari abattoir. He is at work on the Sallah day that Muslims…
Zakat to the rescue: How Sokoto State is solving problems by taxing the rich to pay…
AISHA Aliyu is only 38 years but she looks like a 60-year-old woman. A widow, she lives alone in Tudun wada area of…
INTELLECTUAL TRAFFICKING: How librarians of top Nigerian varsities exchange student…
A thesis―what many Nigerians refer to as a 'project'—is defined as “a dissertation on a particular subject in which one…