Philosophy graduate: teaches Civic Education, History, Christian Religion, and General Knowledge that actually stays with you

I know Paschal back in the seminary, and we were actually namesakes, so we became very good friends. One thing I can honestly say about him is that he was always very dedicated to his academics. He took his studies seriously and was always prepared whenever we had presentations or discussions.

He was also very good at presentations. He was organized, confident, and knew how to explain his ideas in a way that people could easily understand. What stood out to me most was how good he was in philosophy. He could ask very deep and critical questions, and he was equally good at giving thoughtful answers when the same kind of questions were directed at him.

Beyond academics, he was a really wonderful person to be around. Our time together at the seminary gave me the opportunity to see his dedication and the way he approached learning firsthand. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for someone who is serious, organized, and genuinely passionate about learning and teaching.

I know Sir Paschal. He is a teacher at my school. I have been learning Civic Education from him, and honestly, I understand the subject much better now. He doesn’t just teach us from the textbook; he also gives us interesting topics about Nigerian politics to write about, and he takes his time to review our work and correct us. Since I started learning from him, I have noticed a big improvement in my writing skills.

His classes are always interesting and easy to understand, so you don’t get bored. Even my classmates and I are always eager for his class because we know we are going to learn something new and actually enjoy the class. I’m really happy I got to learn from him.