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‘Olodo Uprising’: When Anti-Intellectualism Threatens Good Governance
"Olodo," a popular Nigerian expression derived from the Yoruba language, literally refers to a dullard or one who is intellectually deficient. While the term...
Fathers as the Pillars of National Conscience: A Professorial Reflection
The strength of any nation is ultimately determined not merely by the quality of its institutions, but by the character of its citizens. At...
June 12, Democracy Day and The Unfinished Journey of Nigerian Democracy
June 12 occupies a unique and enduring place in Nigeria's political history. It symbolizes not merely a date on the national calendar but a...
The Difference Between Education and Schooling
Just thinking: Schooling vs Education
Schooling is the formal process of learning through structured institutions such as primary schools, secondary schools, colleges, and universities. It...
The Power Paradox: Leadership without empathy
This famous adage, popularized by philosopher Joseph de Maistre, sparks deep debate. It emphasizes the collective responsibility of the governed. However, it often oversimplifies...
