World Teachers Day: Time for Modification in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide contributor Hassan Idris writes about teachers, teaching, and his desire for teachers of Nigeria for World Teachers Day
Exploring Kaduna at Night: First Impressions of the City
Applied Worldwide contributor Adamu Usman Garko portrays his experience visiting Kaduna at night. Kaduna is the capital city of Kaduna State, Nigeria.
The Process of Getting a Sociology Degree in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide contributor Rufai Lateefah uses her experiences to describe the process of getting a sociology degree in Nigeria.
Starting a Sociology Club: Secondary School Tips
Applied Worldwide guest contributor Aduwo Ayodele provides tips for high school and secondary school students starting a sociology club.
Traveling to South Nigeria: Exploring the Society
Muhammad Rabiu Jibrin (Mr. J) writes about his experience traveling to south Nigeria. Learn about cultural differences and overcoming bias.
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Ending Police Brutality in Nigeria and the United States
Muhammad Rabiu Jibrin writes about ending police brutality in Nigeria and the United States. How to apply a sociology to the problem.
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A History of the ‘Special Anti-Robbery Squad’ in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide contributor Hassan Idris discusses the history of Nigeria's Special Anti-Robbery Squad and the contemporary #EndSARS movement.
Discussing the #EndSARS Protests in Nigeria
Applied Worldwide contributor Adamu Usman Garko provides a sociological perspective to the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria, a discussion on police brutality.
The Kuti Heritage Museum and Learning about Mama Funmilayo
Rufai Lateefah writes about her experience visiting the historic Kuti Heritage Museum home of Kutis and learning about Mama Funmilayo.
The Social Impacts of Coronavirus on Families in Nigeria
Sadiq Yahaya explains the social impacts of coronavirus on families in Nigeria. Learn more about sociology through the lens of COVID-19.