Fifteen years ago, psychologist and
educator Howard Gardner introduced
the idea of multiple intelligences,
challenging the presumption that
intelligence consists of verbal or analytic
abilities only—those intelligences that
schools tend to measure. He argued for a
broader understanding of the intelligent
mind, one that embraces creation in the
arts and music, spatial reasoning, and
the ability to understand ourselves and
others. Today, Gardner’s ideas have
become widely accepted—indeed, they
have changed how we think about
intelligence, genius, creativity, and even
leadership, and he is widely regarded as
one of the most important voices writing
on these subjects.
What innovations or amendment do you think Nigeria needs that will increase the rate of development..

the very first innovative approach that ought to be taken to attain a developed state is to encourage realist also to opine...It is so beautiful we have sound academicians, theorist, philosophers and the likes but how about somebody that will rebrand their thinking and emphasize less on their academics qualifications..
yesterday, I saw a measure mrs osinbajo took to aliniete poverty in Imo state... To some extent it really will..
Educationist may say they should sponsor an 100 abroad...Aint that brain drain#wehavemorethansoundbrainsweneedalready#useTraditionalApproachs2