Tunji Alausa and a Legacy of Educational Reforms, , The first sign of a real change in Nigeria’s education ministry wasn’t a policy paper. Instead, it was a simpler school bag. Suddenly, primary pupils had fewer subjects to carry. Dr. Tunji Alausa, a nephrologist turned Minister of Education, took office in October 2024. His approach […]

 RENEWING HOPE IN THE EDUCATION SECTOR , ,  Tunji Alausa is focused on building a future-ready education system that unlocks human capital, and restores confidence, reckons YAKUBU DATI Few sectors capture the sense of urgency needed to address Nigeria’s development challenge like education. With millions of out-of-school children on the prowl, declining learning outcomes, a widening skills […]

Why Education Changed Course Under Tunji Alausa, , Education in Nigeria had endured a long season of noise without movement. Policies multiplied, committees bloomed, reports gathered dust, while classrooms waited. Roofs leaked into lessons, teachers laboured without tools, students drifted through syllabi detached from work and world. The sector bore the weight of neglect with […]

PAMO University Sustains Bridging Healthcare Gaps in Nigeria, , At a recent grand ceremony, PAMO University of Medical Sciences graduated 126 medical professionals, reaffirming its role in helping to address the country’s healthcare manpower shortage amid ongoing mass migration, Blessing Ibunge writes The recent graduation of 126 medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, and others, from […]

Rewriting Future of Nigerian Education, , For years, Nigeria’s universities bore the scars of neglect, their promise dimmed by darkness, decay, and departure. In 2025, that familiar narrative fractured as resources arrived, systems shifted, and ambition returned to classrooms and laboratories, through TETFund’s intervention, writes Festus Akanbi By any fair reckoning, 2025 will be remembered […]