Why Learning in Nigeria Doesn’t Stop at the Classroom Door By Onyinye Tella Ogbuka
“Students are a reflection of their teachers.”
It is a popular statement, and for a long time, I believed it. But looking at the reality of education today, I would not stop there. Learners are shaped by the adults and environments they experience, both in and beyond the classroom.
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Omosalewa Ogunjimi has emerged as the most commendable designer at RLSD Africa 2026 with EXUVIA, a striking exploration of leather and structure.
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Ummulkhairi: Stop jungle justice now! By Punch Editorial Board on June 28, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 69
IT has become frighteningly easy to kill a human being on the streets of Nigeria. A rumour, a shout, or a baseless accusation is all that’s needed. A crowd gathers. Fists fly. Stones rain down. Tyres appear. Petrol is fetched, a match struck, and within minutes, a fellow citizen, whose life is protected under Section 33 of Nigeria’s Constitution, is reduced to a charred corpse.
No investigation. No evidence. No defence. No trial. Only death!
This is not justice. It is murder. It must stop now.
Obi wrong on negotiation with terrorists By Punch Editorial Board on June 30, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 68
IT is shocking that, despite the unspeakable atrocities committed by terrorists and bandits across Nigeria, some political leaders and opinion moulders still advocate negotiation, amnesty and reconciliation with mass murderers. This is wrong, dangerous and morally indefensible.
Almajiri Commission: Stop this budgeting absurdity By Punch Editorial Board on July 13, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 67
IF anyone still doubted that Nigeria’s budgeting process has descended into institutional absurdity, the 2026 budget of the National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education should end the debate.
Tinubu, cancel WAEC verification fees By Punch Editorial Board on September 9, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 66
IN yet another controversial policy announced within three months, the West African Examinations Council and the National Examinations Council have introduced a one-off ₦4,000 result verification fee for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions with their O’Level results. The government must cancel it.
Moses Agosu of fashion brand MAK has emerged the overall winner of the 2026 F.A.S.T Accelerator pitch competition as the program graduated its inaugural cohort with the top prize of ₦500,000 awarded at the British Council, which held in Lagos.
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