PROMISE WRITES OUTLET

"No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and miserable." This profound statement by Adam Smith captures the essence of the challenges faced in Nigeria. It is a stark reminder that the well-being of a nation depends on the prosperity of its people. From this wisdom, we see the reflection of our own society. In our beloved Nigeria, with its rich culture and untapped wealth, many of us still face the hard truth of poverty. Despite the oil money flowing through the country, too many Nigerians are living day by day, just trying to make ends meet. This 'hand to mouth' living isn't easy, and it's a daily fight for survival. And when it comes to education, the struggle continues. Getting a good education in Nigeria can be tough. Schools often don't have enough seats or books, and teachers are stretched thin. This makes it hard for us to learn the skills we need to get out of poverty and make...

Last week, as I scrolled through my Facebook feed, feeling the weight of financial woes, I stumbled upon a Korean drama that seemed to go in line with my own life’s struggles. The drama, “Death’s Game,” caught my attention with a synopsis that spoke directly to my heart. In a moment of curiosity mixed with a sense of kinship to my own circumstances, I decided to dive into its world, hoping to find a reflection of my own trials and perhaps a glimmer of hope. The drama's protagonist, Choi Yi-jae, embodied the very essence of perseverance. His life, marred by a series of unfortunate events, was a mirror to my own. As Yi-jae navigated through his reincarnations, each life presented a new set of challenges, yet he faced them with a staunch spirit. It was this resilience that struck a chord with me, reminding me that no matter how dire our situations may seem, there is always a path forward. In one of his lives, Yi-jae became a homeless man, his days marked by the struggle fo...

By Lanre idris mustapha ©Legend The accessibility and functionality of toilet facilities are fundamental aspects of any educational institution, directly impacting the well-being of its students. Unfortunately, the students of Kwara State Polytechnic find themselves in the midst of a dire struggle to access adequate and functional toilet facilities. The repercussions of this challenge have led to a distressing prevalence of open defecation on campus, prompting a heartfelt call for intervention from the Kwara State Polytechnic Management and the Students' Union. The dire state of toilet facilities within the polytechnic has left students grappling with an arduous daily struggle. The lack of accessible and well-maintained toilets creates a myriad of issues, forcing students to compromise their hygiene and endure inconvenient conditions. Unsanitary conditions, and malfunctioning facilities have become an unfortunate norm, hindering students' ability to meet their basic...