For the many Nigerian youths whose dreams, talents, and skills are awaiting global recognition, we will remain committed to our journey to a New Nigeria where everyone will be given a chance to grow and excel.

It is becoming more POssible by the day. -PO

It is reassuring to learn that they both desire to leverage their knowledge and professions to advance the cause of humanity and contribute to the development of our nation.

I sincerely congratulate and rejoice with them. Through their stellar academic achievements, they stand as true ambassadors of our nation, bringing honor to the nation, and writing our story in gold.

These academic icons, therefore, stand as beacons of excellence and an obvious reminder that Nigerians, especially women, can excel in life, given the right education and conducive environment.

University of Michigan US. Their heartwarming stories have emerged at a time when the education sector of our dear nation remains a source of great concern to Nigerians. Moreso, female education, as reflected by poor female enrolment in schools remains very poor in our country.

While Professor Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua, a renowned scholar, has become the first black woman to earn a doctorate degree (Ph.D) in Cybernetics in the world, Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunjobi, is officially the first black female to earn a doctorate degree in Robotics at the

I recently read the reports of two Nigerian women; Professor Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua and Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunjobi, who have both earned global recognition through their academic achievements.

My prayers are with the abducted students, their families, and the CUSTEC family. I pray we all come out of this incident stronger, together as a nation. -PO

For the sake of our children who were abducted, and for the sake of every Nigerian who deserves a peaceful and progressive nation, I urge the government and the security agencies to do whatever is possible to rescue these children and end the menace of insecurity.

Our national existence is seriously threatened by insecurity, and every sector of our nation is burdened by this ugly menace. We must not allow our blessed country to continue this dangerous journey through terror, destruction, and avoidable deaths.

we are now confronted with a situation where our students are being attacked, further aggravating the educational crisis in the nation. I reiterate, and firmly so, that the government must prioritize the security of lives and property.

An attack on our students is an attack on education. While we are still lamenting the over 18.5 million out-of-school children as reported by UNICEF, largely due to insecurity in the country, and very low enrolment of students at the tertiary levels,