Poverty and the Trend of Youth Unemployment in Nigeria
(By Fadipe Olanrewaju Abiodun) "Young men and women, who have put in a decade or two in schools and colleges, have dreams and aspirations. These are dreams of securing satisfying Read More >>
My Problems With the Jonathanians – Okoi Obono-Obla
(By Okoi Obono-Obla) "The Jonathanians are uncompromising, unrelenting, insistence, audacious, persistence and unreasonable in their defence and support of President Jonathan. In the imperviousness of the Jonathanians they are ready to defend Read More >>
Forget About Government`s Wickedness, Let`s Talk About the People`s Cowardice!
(By Ogundana Michael) "If prudent, Nigeria can easily provide for a population two times as great as it is currently. So there are no excuses for the abject poverty in Read More >>
A Sickle-Celled Psyche and a Confused Generation – Marzuq Abubakar Ungogo
(By Marzuq Abubakar Ungogo) "Ours is a society that kills reasoning, enquiry and probity. Being robots is what is expected from us. unfortunately we adhere to these rules and just believe. Read More >>
Institutionalising culture of maintenance in Nigeria
(By Chinedum Emeana) "However, the concept of maintenance has become big deal in Nigeria because almost, if not all, of government owned companies that were planned to be catalysts for Read More >>
Jobless growth and challenge of youth productivity (2)
(By Olumuyiwa Thomas) "The role of youths themselves in improving their dire job situation is certainly not in question. First and foremost, there is need for a radical shift Read More >>
Nigeria: I Have a Dream!!!
(By Aminu Yusuf Malam) "I have a dream that the rate of unemployment will be reduced to its lowest level. To a zero level, I dream. That our youths will Read More >>
Business of unemployment: The lure of filthy lucre (1)
(By Egwu Ben Obasi) "Unemployment, a situation, which arises where people who fall within the ages of the working population, capable and willing to work, are unable to obtain befitting Read More >>
The political economy of terrorism in Nigeria (1)
(By Samuel Stephen Wakdok) "Economically, the poverty level exacerbated by high unemployment, low income levels, falling aggregate consumer demand, fallen purchasing power parity due to the weakening of the naira, Read More >>
Students/Youths and Elections – The Barometer for Development (2)
(By Salami Ismail) “An inclusive democratic society needs to ensure that its youth participate in all its affairs, that young people’s views are included in development policies and that they Read More >>