“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela ABUJA, Nigeria – “Are you sure you know where you are coming to?” asked my cousin in-law as we approached the northwestern state of Kaduna after a two hour road trip from Abuja. He was dropping me off […]
“This country belongs to you but it’s under the stranglehold of men and women of a generation that have overreached itself. The truth is that nothing will be ceded or conceded to your generation without a fight.”[1] – Yakubu Dogara, Speaker of the Nigerian House ABUJA, Nigeria – Touching […]
Fellowship Years: 1980 – 1982 Fellowship Area(s): Senegal, Gambia, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Sierra Leone Africa Revisited The New Curriculum The Failing System Mean Streets Students in Command Obstacles to Education Ndanka, Ndanka Rural Education Politics and Education My Little Brother A Last Look at The Gambia Primary and Secondary Education in Senegal and The […]
Fellowship Years: 1977 – 1983 Fellowship Area(s): Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Guinea – Bissau, Western Sahara, Sudan Native and Non-Native in Sierra Leone Law Local Languages And Literacy In West Africa A Window On An Outside World: Tourism As Development In The Gambia Freedom Of The Press In Nigeria: The Debate Politics In Ghana, 1978 ECOWAS: The […]
Fellowship Years: 1961 – 1964 Fellowship Area(s): USA, Ghana, Nigeria, England What is Africa to me? Africa in London The Second Coming of Jomo The Unique Bereavement of Kenneth Kaunda Issues in Lagos The Sardauna of Sokoto “The Brotherhood of Blackness” Anniversaries, Emergencies and Teething Troubles Catholicism and Its Nigerian Intellectuals The First International Congress of Africanists Nigeria’s […]
Fellowship Years: 1962 – 1964 Fellowship Area(s): Nigeria A Matter of Time Nigeria’s Modern Women Osegere: A Nigerian Village […]