Big news! CASET launches at UWE Bristol on May 22! With speakers like Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu & H.E. Prof. Sarah Anyang Agbor, it’s a bold step toward #TheAfricaWeWant through research, innovation & education. African Union I.Anosike Pascal🔆 AU Education,Science, Tech & Innovation Department African News Network Agenda2063MediaNetwork #CASET #Agenda2063

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Congratulations to AECID for spearheading Spanish development #cooperation in such an efficient and "context adapted" way. Proud to be part of the Advisory Board. El #cambio por fuera y por dentro hace de AECID un líder de la cooperación global Antón Leis José Manuel Albares

Reflections Series No 44 Reflection: Be the Light, Not the Obstacle It just crossed my mind as I listened deeply to a message that stirred my spirit—how easily people can detest you for no reason at all. Some even attempt to play God over your life. Sadly, it’s not always

Heartfelt congratulations to AECID_es for their outstanding leadership in Spanish development cooperation! Your dedication to context-adapted solutions has made a significant impact. H.E Ibrahim Mayaki It's an honor to be part of the Advisory Board alongside such a visionary

Congratulations on the publication of the new International Review of Education special issue: #LifelongLearning in Emergencies – From Saviourism to Solidarity! This timely edition resonates deeply with the pressing realities we face today. As a proud member of the IRE Committee, I extend heartfelt

Good job AWLNetwork . Congratulations to the chapters selected.

Reflections Series No 45 a At the 2025 Raisina Dialogue, I had the distinct honour of serving as a panelist on the compelling discussion titled “Made in Africa: The Continent that will Shape our Future,” held in the Durbar Hall of the Taj Palace Hotel on March 19, 2025. The

However, despite these bold initiatives and frameworks, one must ask: Why does progress often appear slow or uneven? Why are the noble aspirations of Agenda 2063 not yet fully materialising? The answer lies not in a deficit of resources but in a deficit of political will and

Reflections Series No 46. Beloved, There is a throne, a destiny, and a place of honor that God has spoken into existence for you. It is not just a wish—it is a prophetic promise. And today, I declare by the authority of heaven: May the Lord lift you up to that throne! May every

Reflections Series No 47. Selective justice is no justice at all. Why do we squander taxpayers' money perpetuating wrongs instead of righting them? What is fundamentally broken in us? What has become of our justice system? When will the voice of the voiceless be honoured—not

Reflections Series No 48 Motivational Reflection: When Life Feels Unfair – Hold On To Goodness There comes a time when you look around and wonder: Where is the reward for playing by the rules? You’ve been honest. Kind. You’ve worked hard. You’ve given your best—even when no one

Let’s be honest. When a child does not do well in school, many of us react with frustration. We scold, we yell, we compare. We say things like, “You’re not trying hard enough,” “Why can’t you be like your sister?” or worse, “You will never amount to anything.” But do we ever

"Words matter. Words can wound, but they can also water. And just like plants, not every child grows at the same pace. Not every child blossoms under the same sun. Some children shine like the sun at noon—bright, bold, and impossible to miss. But others glow quietly, in corners

Reflections Series No 49 "The Infidelity Within: A Call to Honest Living" Ladies and Gentlemen, Distinguished Guests, Brothers and Sisters, Let me ask us a piercing question today: To what do we owe our own infidelity? Not infidelity in the usual sense, but the betrayal of

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As educators, parents, advocates, and change-makers, we each carry the power to ignite potential in every child. It is within this spirit that I share these words—not only as an educator and policymaker, but as someone who believes in the extraordinary impact of presence,

We rise in celebration of one of our own—a trailblazer who has shattered glass ceilings and boldly stepped into arenas once dominated by men. Congratulations to Chief Alheri Jibi Zim on your historic emergence as the first female President of the Jos Chamber of Commerce,

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Today, more than ever, the need to equip educators with practical, inclusive, and gender-sensitive tools is not just a policy ideal — it is a moral imperative and a strategic necessity. Educators are on the frontlines of transformation. They are agents of change who can dismantle