War on mother-tongue: Why Alausa’s decision spells doom
…the government must do one thing, the Minister of Education must reverse his words and promote our mother tongue…
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Omokri replies Obi’s ‘Nigeria now a truly disgraced country’ comment
These things happen, and shame on you for using the death of Brigadier-General M. Uba for your propaganda.
English becomes language of instruction across Nigerian schools as FG scraps mother-tongue policy
The Federal Government has replaced the mother tongue education policy with English-only instruction, citing poor exam performance linked to indigenous language use.
Federal judge says Education Department’s shutdown emails were unlawfully partisan
A federal judge ruled the Education Department violated workers’ First Amendment rights by sending partisan shutdown emails without consent.
Top 10 most educated countries in 2025
Countries that prioritize education consistently demonstrate stronger economies, innovation, and higher quality of life.
Kaduna govt says it offered bandits education and healthcare instead of cash
Kaduna State has adopted a non-kinetic peace model offering education, healthcare, and livelihood opportunities to bandits instead of ransom payments, according to Kaduna Commissioner for Information, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki.
ASUU suspends strike…
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has suspended its two-week warning strike, giving the Federal Government a one-month period to fulfill its outstanding commitments and address the union’s demands.
FG reverses policy, says mathematics remains compulsory for admission
The Federal Government has reversed its decision to remove mathematics as a compulsory requirement for tertiary admission after strong opposition from parents and teachers.
Omokri defends Nigeria’s democracy, dismisses claims of one-party state under Tinubu
Reno Omokri says Nigeria remains a thriving multiparty democracy, not a one-party state, as more politicians defect to the APC, citing economic progress under President Bola Tinubu.
Tinubu’s ‘Yorubacentricism’: Rethinking Professor Amupitan’s appointment
Nobody from the North-Central and no Lukumi individual has ever occupied that seat in sixty-five years. Why? Is it that other zones and ethnicities are more noble and trustworthy than this region and ethnicity?