Reflecting On Sad Antics Of Private School Owners
By Titilope Ogundele ONCE in a while I remember my experience as a private school teacher and I smile. I…
By Titilope Ogundele ONCE in a while I remember my experience as a private school teacher and I smile. I…
By Titilope Ogundele A few months ago, a friend tagged me on her WhatsApp status. She had posted a call…
By Titilope Ogundele I was at Agbara Nla Fiesta, a programme organised by Mount Zion Faith Ministries ahead of the…
By Titilope Ogundele LAST month, I was at the opening ceremony of an international conference organised by a private university…
By Titilope Ogundele RECENTLY, I had an encounter with a Gen-Z graduate. She just graduated this year. She needed to…
By Titlope Ogundele WHEN students gain admission to higher institutions of learning, they are often full of hopes. Most new…
By Titlope Ogundele LAST week, I needed to change the charger of my phone. The one I had stopped working…
By Titlope Ogundele THIS year, I have seen different ‘creative’ ways young people engage in examinations malpractice. Some of these…
Of recent, I have had encounters with students in their final year who were tempted to quit. I have come…