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For Tennessee football, Playoff berth has been long time comingIn his victory speech following the official declaration of his election as president-elect, John Dramani Mahama expressed his commitment to prioritizing the needs of Ghanaians and implementing vital reforms to restore the country’s stability and progress. Mahama acknowledged the significant challenges ahead but stressed the importance of collective effort in overcoming them. “We should not forget the people of Ghana,” he said passionately, emphasizing that the road to recovery would not be easy. “The outgoing government has plunged the nation into an abyss, but we will implement the necessary governance reforms to rebuild.” Mahama called for unity and collaboration among the nation’s leaders, both newly elected and re-elected, urging them to work together for the greater good of the country. “The one we serve is Mother Ghana,” he stated, highlighting the need for an inclusive, cooperative approach to governance. The president-elect’s remarks reflected a clear focus on tackling urgent national issues, including revitalizing the economy, improving governance, and addressing ongoing social challenges. Mahama’s administration is expected to make governance reforms a priority to strengthen the political and economic systems. As Ghanaians look forward to a new chapter under Mahama’s leadership, his message of unity and determination serves as a rallying cry for all citizens to come together and work towards the nation’s future prosperity.
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The former Vice Chancellor of Kwararafa University, Wukari, Professor Yakubu Aboki Ochefu, has called on tertiary institutions to increase investment in digital infrastructure, capacity building for educators and formulation of strategic policies to address challenges associated with e-learning. Professor Ochefu who stated this at the 11th Public Lecture Series of the Federal University, Lokoja, also advised Nigerian institutions of higher learning to adopt e-learning systems to enhance the quality of education. The 11th public lecturer who identified poor electricity supply and unreliable internet connectivity, limited ICT skills among students and lecturers as major impediments in e-learning , averred that a blended learning approach, which integrates traditional and digital methods, provides a balanced solution to meet the needs of 21st-century education. While reeling out the advantages of e-learning, the university don said “E-learning facilitates a transformative educational experience by integrating traditional methods with digital tools. “It makes efficient use of existing infrastructure, promoting cost-effectiveness. Increased Engagement: The use of multimedia resources fosters student interest and participation, especially for introverted learners. “E-learning improves multiple formats, such as video, text, and group discussions, enhance comprehension and practical application”. Earlier in his opening remarks, the Vice Chancellor of Federal University, Lokoja, Professor Olayemi Akinwumi, described the lecture as timely, stressing the importance of integrating technology into education. The Vice Chancellor, assured the continuous commitment of the university in leveraging on e-learning for delivering quality education, aligning with global standards in a rapidly evolving technological world.