Sadiq A. Abdullahi
Sadiq A. Abdullahi holds a doctorate degree in education. He specializes in curriculum development, instructional delivery, international or global education. He is currently a teacher of American government and economics at a secondary school, and an adjunct professor at Florida International University in Miami, FL. He does sports and educational consulting. He was the Nigerian tennis champion and a member of the 1988 Nigerian Olympic team.
Articles by this Author
Reclaiming Public Education in Nigeria: A Lesson from a School District in America
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 01/15/2012
- Education
- Unrated
In order to continue the transformation of public education in Nigeria, it is wise to look elsewhere as we look inward for solution to the problems facing public education in Nigeria...Rebuilding Tennis in Nigeria: A Reflection on Segun Odegbami’s Vision for Tennis
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 08/15/2011
- Sports
- Unrated
Our vision is to see talented Nigerian tennis youths successfully completing our tennis and education programs, and successfully obtaining tennis scholarships and moving on to compete vigorously at national, continental and international competitions...Education in Nigeria: The Return of Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai as Minister
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 06/30/2011
- Education
- Unrated
The return of Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai as minister of education will signal a shift and a renewed commitment to education as President Goodluck Jonathan continues to demonstrate transformational leadership and his vision for education...Football in Nigeria: A Conversation with Chief Segun Odegbami
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 05/7/2011
- Sports
- Unrated
For the past two years, we have been writing and debating the effects of over-aged players in continental and international competitions on Nigeria’s image and respect around the world...NESG Forges a Historic Dialogue on Education in Nigeria
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 10/20/2010
- Education
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Education as a human capital investment forms the foundations of a healthy society. It has been proved that investment in human capital has a direct correlation to economic growth and national development. Teachers will build the human capital development that will reposition Nigerian youths...Education in Nigeria: Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufai and the “Education Roadmap”
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 07/27/2010
- Education
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Can Minister Rufai’s four areas of reform be the catalyst to help revamp and redirect education in Nigeria? Can Minister Rufai overcome the problem of policy implementation?Football in Nigeria: Going Beyond E-imaging Eagles in 2014
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 07/19/2010
- Sports
- Unrated
To what extent are Nigerians using the digital thinking, e-imagination mind? Where is our team on the digital scale? Do we have the e-Eagles? Are we thinking of the e-Eagles?
Sports In Nigeria: Where Do We Go From Here?
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 07/16/2010
- Sports
- Unrated
Now that President Goodluck Jonathan has rescinded his decision to disband all national teams from participating in international competitions following the country’s dwindling performance at the just concluded 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, where does the nation go from here...Football in Nigeria: Nigerians in the Diaspora Remain Divided
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 07/6/2010
- Sports
- Unrated
Is sports the instrument for good governance, good leadership and new accountability? Does the Super Eagles as a team pose a threat to national security and to economic growth? What is the role of the Federal Government in sports administration? What is the main function of NFF? What is the scope of the power of CAF and FIFA in Nigeria?Global Education: Africa and the World Cup
- By Sadiq A. Abdullahi
- Published 06/19/2010
- Sports
- Unrated
In order to uplift the spirit and strengthen the minds of the poor children in Africa and around the world, a concerted effort is needed urgently. There is a movement around the world that sports can indeed go hand in hand with education...