June 12, 2020 marks the second anniversary of the declaration of the June 12 as Democracy Day in Nigeria. It is also affords one, the privilege of looking back at the journey so far and to recall the historic moment, the heroes/heroines that made this possible, lesson and significance of the Day in our national life.

Students' politics is one of the essential tools that can be used to develop the government of our dear country. Students should be given opportunity to unveil their political knowledge and philosophy in a pragmatic way in order to be sure of the new nomenclature that would be accorded to Nigerian government in years to come.

Life has never been the same as a result of the sudden pandemic which hit the world unprepared. The pandemic outbreak has led to the closure of churches, mosques and some  business' activities around the globe. Like every other sector, schools aren't exempted from the lockdown and everyone including teachers have been asked to work from home. As a result of this, our usual lifestyle has been adjusted, businesses and human activities have been taken place online.

The rapid growth of ICT, especially the Internet opens the possibility of new teaching and learning process. The concept of traditional education has changed entirely within the last couple of years.

(Think of an idea and take a real step. Forget about trial and error way).

Education they say is the master key. Undoubtedly the education they meant is definitely not the Nigeria-like Education. else, there's little understanding of what  education is.

“There is something wrong; for people to be allowed to be in the market for six hours and can’t be in church for two hours, it is an upside-down way of looking at things’ the Presiding Bishop of Living Faith Church Worldwide alias Winners’ Chapel International, David Oyedepo, has said.