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Engineering is an interesting course to study, especially when you are a curious, intelligent and handsy person. Nonetheless, the course would stress you and give you occasional sleepless nights. Here’s a list of things that you will be able to relate to if you studied engineering at a Nigerian University. 1.Knowing the content of K. […]
“A Week In The Life” is a weekly Zikoko series that explores the working-class struggles of Nigerians. It captures the very spirit of what it means to hustle in Nigeria and puts you in the shoes of the subject for a week. The subject of today’s “A Week In The Life” is an Agripreneur and a […]
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On Abroad Life today, Deyo tells us how his curiosity and passion for solving the electricity problem in Nigeria took him from the hydroelectric station in Kwara State to Canada and why he plans to return to Nigeria to implement all he’s learning..
The subject of this week’s Abroad Life has chosen to be anonymous. She is a 21-year old International Economics and Relations student who left Nigeria for Ukraine when she was 17. She talks about racism and why she’s done with both Nigeria and Ukraine.
If you’ve ever wondered what the fuss about ‘wokeness’ is, welcome. Class is in.
Because there are levels to theft but these ones are the most painful!
The perils of being a primary school student!
When the teacher thinks he’s still a student!
When new science and technology gives you a headache!
The fear of principals was pure wisdom
No Nigerian university has ever made the list.
Who further maths don epp?
They have provided educational support to 650 disadvantaged children.
She was in the same class with her grandchild.
13 American universities offered her admission.
Because architecture is an entire way of life or religion
Learning just became more fun.
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