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Tag: Nigerian Youth
Engaging Nigerian youth in politics and governance
(By Olalekan Odewale) “The precarious state of the economy should be a concern to the Nigerian youth; dwindling revenues have employment implications for the average
A whole new perspective on youth mentoring
(By Basheer Tosin Ashafa) “Since the young minds are easily distracted and discouraged from their goals in life, support programs should be established where ideas
How Budgets Cripple Education in Nigeria
(By Adejoh Idoko Momoh) “What this ministry must do if it is to have any hope of advancing the cause of Nigeria’s education is
Fellow Nigerian Youth, We Must Remember The Future
(By Olu Wole Onemola) “We have seen our dear Nigeria hover constantly among the lowest tiers of corruption indexes, development indicators and human rights evaluations.
Dying art of letter-writing and ICT revolution
(By Kingsley Charles) “In addition, the dying art of letter-writing has made inroads into the writing skills of the youth. Having to send messages via
The job creation saga
(By Ayanate Roberts) “How far we as Nigerians can grow and boost our economy depends on how fast we let go of our previous conceptions
Can Nigerian Youths Lead Better? – Orukotan Ayomikun Samuel
(By Orukotan Ayomikun Samuel) “Each time Nigerians lament about the sorry state of their dear nation, there is always a swipe at the failures of her
On the dearth of elderly mentoring in Nigeria
(By Adams Abonu) “Enter the pathetic state of the youths who are the very trustees of our national posterity. The quality of life of
Where Is The Goodluck Jonathan Without Shoes?
(By Ken Oloye) “Considering the huge amount of money that has been tagged Intervention Funds voted for SME’s in recent years, I suppose the landscape