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Articles by Peter Adoyi
Private Schools Teachers Amid Covid-19 -By Aremu Lukman Umor
The novel Coronavirus had tormented the globe and still tormenting it as I write. If it could talk, of course, we would have asked it what it really wanted— at least, to free our world. We had tried curtailing it and still trying, instead, it continues to strut like a wildfire. Today, tell me an institution that is working now and I will ask you to compare it to how it was working before COVID-19 crept into our world.
Social Media: The Rape in Our Neighbourhood -By Tifase Ope
Very early this week, going through many statuses, I came across a particular video a friend had uploaded with a teary emojis.
A Young Executive’s Prescription For COVID-19’s Depression -By Hamzat Lawal
If there is anything like being immunized for the rainy day, that was exactly what happened to me last year when I went through a period of depression. In hindsight, I can now say that, perhaps, The Almighty, being aware of how the COVID-19 pandemic was going to hit the world below the belt, quickly took me through a crash ‘immunization’ programme on how to survive personal gloom.
Child Scarification And Female Genital Mutilation: A Harmful Tradition That Needs To Be Curbed in Our Society -By Rahmat Abdulrahman
It’s very crucial to define the keywords in this topic for a better comprehension of the essence of writing this article. Female genital mutilation (FGM) involves the partial or total removal of external female genitalia or other injuries to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons. The practice has no health benefits for girls and women.
Strive beyond the class room: First class doesn’t guarantee success
By Peter Adoyi So many things have changed over time. The approach to job recruitment in the 60s is far different from what’s being practiced today. In this contemporary world, employers often request for recommendations without minding your class of degree. Interaction with any Human Resource officer would give you a hint about job recruitment. We all at some point being encouraged by parents to go to the university, acquire a good grade, then look for high-paying jobs.
ASUU VS IPPIS: An Outsider's Perspective -By Muhammad Isa Gaude & Sani Lawan - Opinion Nigeria
It’s no longer news that university students are staying idle at home due to the coronavirus pandemic. After all they might still have been at home even if the coronavirus issue has not come up due to the never ending tussle between the Federal Government and ASUU, this time as regards the IPPIS. University students are still apprehensive that they might not resume school when the Federal Government reopens schools.
Dbanj, Rape and the Police -By Obinna Akukwe
A popular musician and multiple award winning Nigerian artiste, Dapo Oyebanjo popularly called D’banj, has been accused by a lady, Seyitan Babatayo, of rape. According to the victim, the rape occurred in 2018 at Glee Hotel Victoria Island Lagos.
Strive Beyond The Class Room: First Class Doesn't Guarantee Success -By Peter Adoyi - Opinion Nigeria
We all at some point being encouraged by parents to go to the university, acquire a good grade, then look for high-paying jobs. This is exactly the dream of every Nigerian. It’s a good thing anyway. But then we can not undervalue the real essence of life after graduation i.e life beyond the class. Until we put this in our perspective, the supposed First Class graduands would continue to suffer distress that may increase the unemployed youths in our society.
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