• Politics
  • Economy
  • Issues
  • Perpectives
  • Essays
  • Weekly Ten
  • HealthDesk
  • Lit Mag
    • Editorial
    • Drama
    • Poetry
    • Fiction
    • Non-fiction
    • Essays/Criticism
    • Art/Photography
  • Analysis
    • Economy
    • Politics
    • Health
    • Reviews
    • Technology
    • World Affairs
  • Columnists
    • Ifeanyi Uddin
    • Mark Amaza
  • Series
    • #16Days
    • Issues
    • The Zeitgeist
    • Perpectives
    • Rational Nigerians
    • 2011 Elections
    • Nigeria at 50
    • Occupy Nigeria
  • Culture & Society
    • Arts
    • Film
    • Literature
    • opinion
    • Writing
  • National Service

NigeriansTalk

  • TwitterTwitter
  • FacebookFacebook
  • Google+Google+
  • RSS FeedRSS Feed
  • About
  • People
  • Blogging Basics
  • Archives
  • Contact
  • Links

Tagged: education

Analysis · Politics

0

Private universities in Nigeria: Where are the ‘big’ men? – A Rejoinder on the Moral Element

  • May 15, 2013

A rejoined is necessary I have not written for NigeriansTalk in quite a while but after reading Salisu Suleiman’s piece titled Private universities in Nigeria: Where are the ‘big’ men?[...]

sesame street1

Culture and Society · Naija Dude

1

Back When I Used To Live On Sesame Street

  • December 29, 2011

Looking back, I can attribute a lot of what I am now to simple lessons I learnt from back when I lived on Sesame Street. What lesson does this medium hold for Nigerian education?

More

English Language

Arts · Culture and Society · Essays · General

5

Nigeria: The need for improved English education

  • August 13, 2011

There is a need for more positive narratives of Nigeria on the Internet in blogs, discussions and comments but it is necessary to ensure that the quality of such is of a high standard. Something says our educational system does not guarantee immediate successes in that area, we need a fundamental rethinking in English language education and possibly a broadening of our thinking too.

test

Economy · General · Nigeria@50

0

Education as an instrument for change in Africa?

  • June 26, 2011

I recently attended an event at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) on Change and Governance in Africa. One thing is clear: Africa is changing. The landscape of[...]

Culture and Society · General · Nigerian Elections · Politics

4

Nigeria: The Youth and the What About Us Presidential Debate

  • March 17, 2011

Update (25/03/2011) The Nigerian Youth “What About Us?” Presidential Debate will hold on the 25th of March 2011 at 7:00 PM (GMT) at the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Centre, Abuja, Nigeria.[...]

Politics · World Affairs

8

Obama’s face of Africa that is too often overlooked.

  • July 26, 2009

The message, In 1985, around 85,000 people visited the tropical country; that number has now skyrocketed to around 600,000. In June of this year, the Ghana Tourist Board launched a promotional initiative with the aim of attracting 1 million annual visitors by the end of 2012.

  • Recent Posts

    • Decreased_Brain_Volume_from_Lead_ExposureLead and Mines: Saving Zamfara’s ChildrenMay 21, 2013
    • 86454715-nigeria-floodInfrastructure development: Now that individuals are richer than government – Salisu SuleimanMay 20, 2013
    • vcm_s_kf_repr_640x4801How Not To Treat Vernaculars – Ifeanyi UddinMay 20, 2013
    • IMG_8916The Children of “Bayan Layi” – A ReviewMay 19, 2013
  • Recent Activity

    • Comments
    • Tags
    • litmaglitmag on:The Children of “Bayan Layi” – A Review
    • Zino on:The Children of “Bayan Layi” – A Review
    • Akin AkintayoAkin Akintayo on:Private universities in Nigeria: Where are the ‘big’ men? – Salisu Suleiman
    • Mark Amaza on:Private universities in Nigeria: Where are the ‘big’ men? – Salisu Suleiman
    • Abuja Africa Blog Boko Haram Central Bank of Nigeria Chinua Achebe corruption democracy editorial education Election 2011 election monitoring featured fiction GoodluckJonathan Goodluck Jonathan Government house of representatives human rights Ify Agwu Ify Omalicha Ikhide Ikheloa Independent National Electoral Commission INEC Jonathan Lagos Maiduguri marriage Niger Delta Nigeria Nigerian Nigerians Nigerian Senate Olusegun Obasanjo poem poetry Politics religion review Short story subsidy Terrorism United States World Bank Writing
  • About NigeriansTalk

    NigeriansTalk.org is a one-stop site for those interested in seeing Nigeria through the lens of its large community of bloggers. We feature opinion and analysis, regular feeds, articles, and reviews of posts written by bloggers of Nigerian extraction, bloggers living in Nigeria, and bloggers who blog about Nigeria. NigeriansTalk seeks to cover the wide spectrum of perspectives on various social, political, and personal issues – issues that affect Nigerians at home and abroad.
  • About
  • People
  • Blogging Basics
  • Archives
  • Contact
  • Links
  • TwitterTwitter
  • FacebookFacebook
  • Google+Google+
  • RSS FeedRSS Feed

© Copyright 2013 NigeriansTalk. Nigerian's Talk Theme by WPBandit.