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Tag: Academic relevance

Mohammed Dahiru Aminu writes that Nigerian universities continue to fail because we have stopped thinking as a people.

Responding to the conversation about academic relevance, By Mohammed Dahiru Aminu

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If there is one piece of advice I would offer to anyone seeking relevance in their academic career, it is ...

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