What will it take for Nigeria’s new language of instruction policy to succeed?
January 16, 2023
Certain fundamental policy actions are necessary for the actualization of Nigeria’s new policy
Certain fundamental policy actions are necessary for the actualization of Nigeria’s new policy
Avec l’introduction de l’enseignement privé à but lucratif en Afrique, les écoles, qui étaient un terrain de jeu inclusif et équitable où les enfants des riches et des pauvres pouvaient grandir ensemble pour construire un meilleur avenir pour leurs communautés, sont devenues un symbole de statut social
With the introduction of for-profit private education in Africa, schools degenerated from being a level playing field where the children of the rich and the poor could grow together to build a better future for their communities to becoming a status symbol
History has proven, over and over, that nations do not advance outside of placing indigenous, homegrown and grassroots-based knowledge at the core of development strategies
While Africa continues to crave wheat, the west is now trying to flee from it
Dr. Nyang, was an African to the core. He was an intellectual in his own right, one from the great tradition of the griots of the Gambia. His Africanness never left him. Whenever he saw young Africans, Dr Nyang was eager to inspire.
Professor Soludo and ndi Anambra can learn a couple of lessons from both the cultural practices and environmental cleaning strategies of Kigali, Rwanda, which is one of the cleanest cities in the world
The Bible offers insights into what might be construed to be God’s ideal for how Africa should approach the global environmental sustainability conversations.
I looked forward to the experience of bathing with the loofah once again, especially with my deep convictions about the wisdom of our ancestors and their deep connections to the wisdom of nature.
Teaching students respect for every ethnic group in a country is foundational to the crafting of a curriculum in Ethnic Studies. At the core will be an appreciation of the contributions of different ethnic groups to national advancement, as well as debunking any form of stereotypes.
Certain fundamental policy actions are necessary for the actualization of Nigeria’s new policy
Avec l’introduction de l’enseignement privé à but lucratif en Afrique, les écoles, qui étaient un terrain de jeu inclusif et équitable où les enfants des riches et des pauvres pouvaient grandir ensemble pour construire un meilleur avenir pour leurs communautés, sont devenues un symbole de statut social
With the introduction of for-profit private education in Africa, schools degenerated from being a level playing field where the children of the rich and the poor could grow together to build a better future for their communities to becoming a status symbol
History has proven, over and over, that nations do not advance outside of placing indigenous, homegrown and grassroots-based knowledge at the core of development strategies
While Africa continues to crave wheat, the west is now trying to flee from it
Dr. Nyang, was an African to the core. He was an intellectual in his own right, one from the great tradition of the griots of the Gambia. His Africanness never left him. Whenever he saw young Africans, Dr Nyang was eager to inspire.
Professor Soludo and ndi Anambra can learn a couple of lessons from both the cultural practices and environmental cleaning strategies of Kigali, Rwanda, which is one of the cleanest cities in the world
The Bible offers insights into what might be construed to be God’s ideal for how Africa should approach the global environmental sustainability conversations.
I looked forward to the experience of bathing with the loofah once again, especially with my deep convictions about the wisdom of our ancestors and their deep connections to the wisdom of nature.
Teaching students respect for every ethnic group in a country is foundational to the crafting of a curriculum in Ethnic Studies. At the core will be an appreciation of the contributions of different ethnic groups to national advancement, as well as debunking any form of stereotypes.
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