By Abu Onyiani   Many Nigerian workers,  both in private and public employment unitedly suffer from the characteristically nigerian but debilitating non and late salary payment scheme. For a nation

By Ingye Dooyum Few weeks ago, a respected friend on Facebook shared the achievements, and awards of his 16- year -old son who resides in Britain. I was really impressed. As a

By Dooyum Ingye In most Nigerian universities, students are allowed to select elective and core courses every semester. This is not the case in my alma mater. As a result,

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By Hannu Afere In the sixties, Richard Hofstadter wrote a fascinating book on how the democratization of knowledge gave weight to incorrect opinions over facts. It went on to win