Esan Stories, Eternal Lessons: Preserving Identity Through Memory
Memory in Esan, whether passed down through oral traditions, stories, songs, or rituals, serves as the bridge connecting individuals to…
Nigeria
Understanding The Wike (Minister of the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria) Calculus by Austin Isikhuemen
Austin Isikhuemen | Contributor on politics and business-related topics I am sure not many Nigerians will disagree with my assertion in this…
Rt. Hon. Maria Oligbi-Edeko’s Value-Adding Representation: A Validation for Girl-Child Education
Austin Isikhuemen | Contributor on politics and business-related topics The argument for girl-child education has been raging for long and, unfortunately, it…
Dangote’s Welcome Disruption (Reflecting On The Irony Of Nigerian Petroleum) By Austin Isikhuemen
Austin Isikhuemen | Contributor on politics and business-related topics In this poem, Dangote’s Welcome Disruption, Austin Isikhuemen AClasses contributor in Lagos, Nigerian…
Unlocking the Brain: Why Memory Training Should Be in Every School
One of the most critical skills children develop for effective learning is working memory, which is about the ability to…
The Power to Remember: How African Oral Tradition Shapes Young Minds
Imagine a small village in Esanland, Nigeria, where an elder sits beneath a mango tree, surrounded by children. His voice…