The rehabilitation of the educational sector should be treated as a public health issue says Victor Dike because the survival of Nigeria as a viable society will depend on the health of her educational institutions, and how well the professors and support staff are treated.

The results of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), were released in standard tradition. Once again a small pocket of elite students have performed very well and are destined for schooling in top notch careers both abroad and at home.

An education system designed by and for Africans is the key to economic progress in Africa, which has suffered from deliberate underdevelopment, argues Macleans A. Geo-JaJa

At the dawn of the year 2002, Nigeria is still uncertain where it is headed. In other words, her destination is still unknown. The Nigerian world has blamed the woes of Nigeria, and in particular that of the educational sector, to the many years of military misrule.