By: Temiayo L. Kafaru
Beauty Pageant is usually controversial because of the outward dressing,mostly degrading woman-hood
In response, many national and international “Pageants” have come under heavy criticism and have suffered outright ban in some cities. Beauty pageants regularly attract disputes as up shoot of immodest dress culture which violet religious and cultural practice native to […]

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Why I chose the University of Wherever
Students no longer care much which country they are studying in. As long as the course is excellent.
It was New York, Virginia, Oslo or Leicester for PhD student Ibrahim Umar. In the end, the 37-year-old from Nigeria decided on a university in Leicester.
But it wasn’t the UK brand that […]

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Excerpted from a keynote speech delivered by Philip Emeagwali at the African Diaspora Conference in Tucson, Arizona on September 29, 2007
According to history books, gun-wielding European slave traders kidnapped one in five Africans and transported them across the oceans to the Americas. A less visible, but no means less drastic technological tool of suppression, is […]

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There has been an unprecedented interest in my posting yesterday after Chxta linked up the story and it spread like wild-fire.
As a matter of interest, I followed the trail of the post through most forums and saw how Chxta vehemently stood his ground. First, to defend the authenticity of the posting. Second, to defend the […]

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Indeed, “it is not all that glitters that is Gold” they say. Who could have believed that this can be a headline news in the United kingdom.
Last weekend Guardian Unlimited published a detailed list of universities at risk of collapse, thanks to the FOI, it wrote thus:
Two articles, based on information obtained from the […]

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