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Apply for the Barclays Rising Eagle Graduate Programme 2017

July 27, 2016July 27, 2016 Emmanuel Abara Benson0 Comment Rise Networks Community IDEAS, Information, Innovation, learning, Opportunity, productivity, society, success

Apply to the 2017 Barclays rising Eagle Graduate Programme and spend a year laying the foundations for your future success. Barclays Africa recruits graduates from

Victoria Ibiwoye, Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative is RISE Youth of the Week

June 27, 2016June 27, 2016 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Rise Networks Community education, entrepreneur, info@risenetworks.org, Leader, NESG, One-African-child, Rise, society, UN, Workshop, YOTW, youth

Welcome to a great week! RISE Youth of the Week is Victoria Ibiwoye, a Nigerian Social Entrepreneur. Victoria Ibiwoye, 22, is the Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative, —

Victoria Ibiwoye, Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative is RISE Youth of the Week

Welcome to a great week! RISE Youth of the Week is Victoria Ibiwoye, a Nigerian Social Entrepreneur. Victoria Ibiwoye, 22, is the Founder of OneAfricanChild Initiative, —

Paradox of unemployment and inadequate workforce in Nigeria

March 11, 2015March 11, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN #YouthSpeak, Industries, Migration, Nigeria, Population, risenetworks.org, society, unemployment, workforce

(By Hussain Obaro) “Contrary to what many are made to believe, we actually have inadequate workforce in the contrary. One then begins to wonder why

I’m Ogoni, but I’m Nigerian first – Saatah Nubari

March 4, 2015March 4, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN Division, Ethnic Group, History, Injustice, Insecurity, Nigerian, Population, risenetworks.org, society, Youth Speak

“You’re only Nigerian on your international passport. When you’re in Nigeria you’re either Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Nupe, Ijaw, Efik, Ogoni or any of the other

Lagos, our Lagos… a city of contrast (2) – Goke Omolade

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Business, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN Abuja, Federal Government, Ghetto, lagos, Nigeria, Revenue, risenetworks.org, society, Youth Speak

“Outside Nigerian borders, the presumed magic wand of Lagos is beyond descriptive mention because it is as if there is a never-exhaustive-money-spinning pipe on every

Broken windows theory and the common good in Nigeria

February 10, 2015February 10, 2015 RISE NETWORKS1 Comment Politics, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN #Corruption, #YouthSpeak, Nigeria, Public Service, Religion, risenetworks.org, society

(By Emmanuel Ojeifo) “The notion of public service has been bastardised today and public office is now treated like a restaurant where people are invited

Jonathan, Nigerians are watching you (2) – Chiedu Uche Okoye

February 9, 2015February 9, 2015 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Politics, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN #Corruption, education, goodluck jonathan, Nigeria, Nigerians, risenetworks.org, Security, society

(By Chiedu Uche Okoye) “Again, this administration has failed to revamp our dysfunctional system. But, our leaders are not unaware that education is the pivot

Was there really a Nigerian dream? (1)

December 31, 2014December 31, 2014 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Politics, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN Colonial Masters, dream, governance, leadership, Nigeria, risenetworks.org, society, Tribalism, Unity

(Samuel Ufot Ekekere) “If there was a dream, our nationalists would have been focused. They would have seen the Nigeria of the future years

Nigeria: The gathering storm

December 31, 2014December 31, 2014 RISE NETWORKS0 Comment Politics, Rise Networks Community, Youth Speak, YOUTH SPEAK ON THE GUARDIAN 2015, Democracy, elections, Ethnicity, Insurgency, Nigeria, Religion, risenetworks.org, society

(By Chiedu Uche Okoye) “Disunity is at the core and root of our national woes. An anarchic condition does not conduce to the development of

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