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413 Articles by Samuel Abimbola

Samuel Abimbola

History will remember those who believe in potential, hardwork & respect for humanity.

GOVERNMENT

CSO Function in the Nigerian Government

Their impact boosts democracy by promoting accountability and transparency.

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INDUSTRY

The Fashion Industry Opportunity in Nigeria

Local fashion industry drives the economy and gains international recognition.

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ENVIRONMENT

Nigerian Green Construction Practices

Green buildings can cut energy costs, boost air quality and aid sustainability.

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EDUCATION

Enhancing Nigerian Teachers Through Training

Revamping teacher training is crucial to address low national exam pass rates.

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COMMUNITY

Traditional Dance Evolution in Nigeria

Nigerian local and modern dances reflects the cultural expressions of its people.

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SPORTS

Sports Facilities Development in Nigeria

Nigeria's sports sector needs better maintenance and more rural access.

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TECHNOLOGY

World Bank Launches AI Education in Nigeria

This initiative revolutionises education with advanced tech access for students.

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EDUCATION

Army donates school facilities to Kano state

Program was carried out under a special initiative to support communities.

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POLITICS

Minister urges patience amid economic reforms

The economic hardship was tied to Tinubu's reforms and global economic factors.

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TECHNOLOGY

Nigeria losing telecom talent, NCC warns

More than 2,500 telecom workers and software engineers left Nigeria in 2022.

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EDUCATION

How practical learning shapes education future

Nigerian academics focus on theory, leaving students unprepared for jobs.

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GOVERNMENT

Govt clarifies July 29 start for minimum wage

It aligns with President Tinubu's approval of the revised minimum wage bill.

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HEALTH

PSN call to end preferential doctor treatment

Babalola advocates for an inclusive approach with all medical workers involved.

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