This is being re-blogged because of the importance of the subject which sees it continuing to bring it traffic even after the caveat on the Home Page of emotanafricana.com. When I posted the final stats for visitors on October 5, “Education Sector …” had 2,405 viewers and by tonight, it had attracted 20 more, bringing the total to 2,425 visitors. There were also search engine terms, e.g. “ashby commission” and “adamolekun’s paper on education sector reform” in the last few days. I also had to answer an enquiry on “Yoruba Engagement Aso Oke” because of the necessity out of the 90 comments that I will not, unfortunately, be able to return to as contained on the Home Page of the old blog. TOLA.
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LINK TO THE PAPER
https://emotan.wordpress.com/2013/01/26/education-sector-in-crisis-evidence-causes-and-possible-remedies-ladipo-adamolekun/
Being text of the 2012/2013 Distinguished Lecture of Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), Ikeji Arakeji, Osun State. Thursday, January 24th 2013.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2014. 10:50 p.m. [GMT]
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November 3, 2014 at 6:08 am
Dear Tola,
Greetings.
I very much appreciate your migrating “Education Sector in Crisis…” to emotanglobal. What an interesting coincidence! I’ve accepted to address the editorial group meeting at Vanguard at noon today on “Rethinking University Education in Nigeria”. The Talk will be based on a draft paper that I hope to finalise by the end of the week. I’ll share it with you.
Warm regards, LA
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November 3, 2014 at 7:47 am
Dear Bros.,
Welcome back and thanks for this. I feel it’s important to continue to make such a paper available to researchers despite my initial feelings that it was a bit too much on the academic side than other Iju Public Affairs Forum subjects.
I look fwd to receiving the new one and posting it here for my visitors.
L. Tola.
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