BANK OF EDUCATION (BOE) PROJECT: THE BIG IDEA ....AS PROMULGATED BY DARE OLOWOLEYE

  Overview/Background

The Education Sector in Nigeria is in shambles. The standards of Education are abysmal. Education infrastructures are rapidly decaying and restoration or resurrection process, or even damage control plans are non-existence. The United Nations (UN) in its reports has continued to warn the Nigerian Government on the negative outcomes of its inaction in the sector. Such of the negative outcomes may include Poverty, breakdown of Law and Order, Extremist, Terrorism and indisputably, War.

Nigeria was a golden destination to the world pre and post-independence era. What then happened? How come the standards of Education in Nigeria took a nose dive? A 2018 UN report on Education indicated that Nigeria has the highest number of children out of the school in the world. Over 13.2million Nigerian children are out of school! Why?

JUNE 12 ELECTION ANNIVERSARY...24YEARS AFTER

June 12,1993 will forever be remembered by Nigerians. That day, Nigerians trooped out en masse to voted in Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola,CFR the adjudged winner of the most free and fair election in nigeria history.

FIVE-MINUTE MANAGEMENT COURSE.

Lesson One ...

An eagle was sitting on a tree resting, doing nothing.

A small rabbit saw the eagle and asked him, "Can I also sit like you and do nothing?"

The eagle answered: "Sure, why not."

AMAZING STORY OF KFC FOUNDER, COL. HARLAND SANDERS

KFC was founded by Colonel Harland Sanders, an entrepreneur who began selling fried chicken from his roadside restaurant in Corbin, Kentucky during the Great Depression.

WHAT GOES AROUND, COMES BACK AROUND

One Afternoon A Husband Arrived Home With Sad News.

*HUBBY:* Baby, I just received a call: mother is not feeling well. Shall we go to town and get some necessities for the Visit? Please write a list and then we can go.

FOR THE RECORDS...The Mossad Kidnap Of Umaru Dikko: The Full Story

by Max Siollun

Umaru Dikko
Alhaji Umaru Abdurrahaman Dikko was born on December 31, 1936 in the small village of Wamba, close to Zaria in Kaduna State. As a young man Dikko worked for the BBC’s Hausa service. He has been at the vanguard of northern Nigerian politics since the 1960s when, then as a promising young politician he was instrumental in (i) mobilising northern public opinion against Nigeria’s first

MOTHERING DAY: SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO MY MOTHER, CHIEF S.O.BELLO ON HER HOME COMING TO OSOGBO

By Ajibola S. Bello

In 1972, your husband Chief J. Olajide Bello was transferred from Ibadan in the old Oyo state to Akure suddenly to became a Station head, even though there was no friends or relatives there to help him settle down and he must resumed unfailingly the next 48 hours, you have an option to remain in Ibadan where there is abundance of your family or return to