Tech gains: From paper-pen style, education now on a screen
For Nigeria to tap into this and ensure more students move with the tech tide, there is a need for the compulsory use of computerized learning materials
September 2021
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Have you planned for your first homecoming?
Homecoming is an American annual tradition that started around 1909 with various claims about University of Missouri
How you can graduate with good grades
It is the desire of every student to graduate successfully and with a good result. Every student on campus is a local champion representing h
Here are free courses to learn graphic design
Graphic design involves the combination of text, topography, illustration, typography, picture and host of others in a manner that enhances effective communication
Prioritising skills, not certificates can push Nigeria to China’s track
China is the most populous country in the world with over 1.4 billion people as of August 2021 but in spite of this, the country is doing great and giving competitors like the
My perception about extra-class reading habit
Barewa College, a centre of excellence as is mostly referred to by its old boys and those conversant with the school record, is situated in Gaskiya area of Zaria city
Career success: Why you should widen your horizon
A mentor friend was recently invited to deliver a career talk to a final-year journalism class in one of the northern universities. The most important thing he told them was to think beyond their immediate
Best way to dress for interviews
It is also important to know that you don’t have to spend a lot of money or pour through fashion magazines to figure out what to wear to an interview.
Top businesses you can start with N100,000 (I)
In Nigeria, the unemployment rate stands at 53 million people in a population of slightly above 200 million