Introduction In Nigeria today, the question of graduate employability is one that almost every student, parent, and employer grapples with. With the rising number of universities across the country, both public and private, it is no longer just about earning a degree. The real concern is: does your degree make you employable? This question becomes … Read more
Introduction When people think of the oil and gas sector in Nigeria, one thing often comes to mind: engineering. The picture many students and graduates carry is that without a degree in petroleum, chemical, or mechanical engineering, there is no way to build a career in the industry. But is this really true? Nigeria’s oil … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, whenever someone says they are studying Theatre Arts, the first thing that comes to people’s minds is usually acting in Nollywood movies or performing on stage. It is almost as though the course is locked into one narrow career path. Parents sometimes discourage their children from choosing Theatre Arts because they believe … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, whenever the discussion about courses of study comes up, philosophy is one of those fields that people often underestimate. It is not unusual to hear questions like: “What can you do with philosophy in this country?” or “How will a philosopher survive in Nigeria’s job market?” Many parents would rather have their … Read more
Introduction The world of work is changing faster than ever before, and Nigerian students cannot afford to be left behind. Just a decade ago, most young people believed that the surest path to success was studying law, medicine, or engineering. While those fields are still important, the reality of 2025 is very different. Technology, globalization, … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, education is often seen as the golden ticket to success. From a very young age, many of us were told that going to school, passing exams, and graduating with a good certificate would guarantee us a bright future. Parents sacrifice so much, teachers drill us with notes, and society constantly reminds us … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, there is a common belief that you cannot succeed without “who you know.” Many young graduates and job seekers are constantly reminded that without a godfather or influential connection, doors will remain shut. Sometimes, it even feels like skill or hard work is not enough, because the system seems tilted towards those … Read more
Introduction When many Nigerians think about earning big money, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a white-collar job. People imagine working in a bank, becoming a lawyer, or wearing a fine suit in an office in Lagos or Abuja. Growing up, I also believed that was the only way to be successful. … Read more
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is the highest financial authority in Nigeria and plays a critical role in stabilizing the economy. While its primary mandate is monetary policy, price stability, and financial sector regulation, the CBN also directly impacts businesses by offering loan intervention schemes. These schemes are designed to make credit accessible, particularly … Read more
Introduction Agriculture has always been the backbone of Nigeria’s economy. Even before oil became the country’s main source of revenue, farming provided food, jobs, and raw materials for industries. Today, despite the discovery of petroleum, agriculture still plays a major role in reducing poverty, ensuring food security, and promoting export diversification. However, one of the … Read more