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As we celebrate UNESCO World Teacher’s Day, here is an excerpt from my father Mr FI Ajumogobia’s memoirs. He was a quintessential teacher: “I was transferred from Edo College, Benin City to Kings College Lagos in January 1939. I recall that I arrived in Lagos on 13th January, 1939. I was at King’s College, Lagos […]

I appreciate teachers and their profound impact, having been raised by 2 quintessential teachers. My mother, Mrs Florence Ajumogobia’s trained to be a teacher at Women’s Training Centre (WTC), Old Umuahia Halt where she studied Domestic Science and English for the Nigeria Teachers Certificate in 1948. Her early teaching career culminated in her appointment as […]

The Nigerian family usually consists of not only the nuclear family, which is made up of parents and their children, but the extended family, which embraces several generations of people who are related by blood, marriage, or adoption. It is the very foundation of Nigerian social life and includes siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and […]

Nigeria celebrates 58 years of independence next week. Sadly, we have not met our own expectations as a nation or attained the financial stability and security that we desire. What does 58 mean to you? Are you 58 with little in the way of savings and investments? Can you see where 30 or more years […]