26 July 2026
Features

Beyond the Nobels: The Other Big Science Prizes

For more than 120 years, the Nobel Prizes have been the world’s highest honour in science — celebrating discoveries in medicine, physics, and chemistry since 1901. However, as science has expanded and become more interconnected, many significant works now fall outside Alfred Nobel’s original categories. To fill this gap, other global awards have emerged —

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Features

Why Nigerian Teachers’ Reward Must Not Wait till Heaven

Every October 5, the world comes together in unison to celebrate and honour teachers. Globally, they are the people who shape nations, guide minds, and build futures. However, in Nigeria, the day often comes with mixed feelings, because beneath the euphoria of celebrations lie stories of frustration, neglect, and survival. Across the country, teachers work

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Universities

Dream Big, Even from Small Places, Don Tells Graduates

Prof Lateef Sanni, former Deputy Vice Chancellor of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), has urged graduates to “dream big, even if it is from a small place,” during his convocation speech. Prof Sanni was the convocation speaker for the Class of 2025 at the University of Greenwich, UK, where he was also awarded

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