The Role of Government in Shaping Education Trends in Nigeria
The role of government in shaping education trends in Nigeria is crucial yet often contentious. While private institutions are lauded for their proactive measures in providing quality education, the government’s…
Content Marketing Ideas to Drive Traffic to School Website
In the digital age, content marketing has become an indispensable tool for driving traffic to school websites. For Nigerian schools looking to attract more visitors, engaging and valuable content is…
Should Parents Help their kids with Homework?
The debate on whether parents should help with homework is particularly relevant for Nigerian parents, where education is highly valued but resources and support systems can be limited. Parental involvement…
Beyond the Breadwinner: How Fathers Can Deepen Their Connection with Their Children
As we celebrate Father’s Day today, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on the evolving role of fathers in their children’s lives. Traditionally seen as the primary breadwinners, fathers have…
Should My Kid Wait at Home Before University?
The recent announcement by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) setting 18 years as the minimum age for university admission in Nigeria has sparked significant discussion among parents, students,…
After WAEC, what’s Next?
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams mark a significant milestone in the educational journey of Nigerian students. The period following these exams can be exciting and daunting for parents…
Nigerian Schools to Revert to Old National Anthem
In a significant cultural shift, Nigerian schools will soon revert to the old national anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee,” following the passage of a new bill by the Senate. This…
The Evolution of Marketing for Nigerian Schools
Marketing in the educational sector has evolved significantly over the years, transforming from traditional word-of-mouth methods to sophisticated digital strategies. In Nigeria, this evolution has been driven by the increasing…