I’ll never forget the look on Emeka’s face when he called me last month. After four years of studying Computer Science at one of Nigeria’s “top” universities, he had just been rejected from his 47th job interview. The reason? Despite his Second Class Upper degree, he couldn’t write a single line of functional code. “I … Read more
Last Tuesday, I watched Blessing Okoro receive a check for ₦12 million to study Medicine at Harvard University. Her parents earn less than ₦100,000 monthly combined. Her school fees were always paid late. Yet she’s now heading to one of the world’s most prestigious universities with everything paid for. The shocking part? Blessing almost missed … Read more
Introduction: A Legacy Under Scrutiny For decades, Nigeria’s Federal Unity Schools have been the golden ticket to quality secondary education. Parents across the country have fought tooth and nail to secure admission for their children into these prestigious institutions. But as we step into the second half of 2025, a critical question emerges: Are these … Read more