Nigeria @61: what’s worth celebrating?

By Abiodun Akinwumi Nigeria as a country has gone through different stages on its way to the sixty-first Independence Day that is being celebrated today across the nooks and crannies of the country and beyond. Though the nationalists that fought hard to gain Nigeria’s ‘demographic freedom’ could not envisage a country of over sixty years…

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Take Aways From The Day Of The African Child

By Mukhtar Ajelogbon On June 16, 1976, nearly ten thousand black students from Soweto, South Africa, marched the streets to protest the poor quality of their education. They marched as a way to demonstrate their disapproval of the Black Education Act, which segregated students based on their race. Hundreds of innocent students were shot by…

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GULLY EROSION CRISIS IN NIGERIA; A Case Study Of Kwara

By Mukhtar Ajelogbon Climate change causes more intense downpours that always aggravating erosion by adding to other factors destabilising soils including deforestation, unsustainable farming, mining of sand for brick-making, road construction and poorly designed drains. As rainfall increases in intensity because of climate change, landslides are becoming more common which will pose serious erosion threat…

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