Oluwasogo Gbarada

“Teaching Was Never the Plan. Passing Knowledge On Was” – Oluwasogo Gbarada

If you ask Oluwasogo Gbarada what he does, “teacher” probably will not be the first answer you hear. He will tell you he is a filmmaker. A video director. Someone who spends his days behind cameras, directing shoots, editing videos, building creative businesses, and occasionally squeezing in a gym session between client work. Teaching, in…

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Udochukwu Nweke

“We Have Many Teachers, But We Lack Teachers” – Udochukwu Nweke

Some people find teaching. Others seem born for it. For Mr Udochukwu Nweke, a Religion and National Values teacher at Debliz College, Ilorin, teaching was never a backup plan or something he stumbled into. Long before he stepped into a classroom professionally, he was already gathering younger children around the compound and using charcoal on…

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Abduljeleel Bello

“Math Is Not the Problem. Fear Is.” – Abduljeleel Bello

How Mr Abduljeleel Bello is helping students see mathematics differently For many students, mathematics is the subject they survive. For Mr Abduljeleel Bello, it’s the subject that explains life. Not because it’s easy, not because everyone loves it, but because mathematics, to him, is more than formulas and calculations. “It’s logic, it’s systematic thinking. There’s…

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