Tag: Nigerian youths

Ballot snatching and violence chracterised the past elections in many places. Nigerians are fast losing faith in democracy. We need ...

EndSars protests. Picture credit: Akinbosola Adeyemi The issues that gave rise to the Obidient movement are still here. The new ...

Picture credit: TobiJamesCandid ...I am indeed concerned by the seething anger among the urban youths of Lagos and other state ...

We can no longer bear the brunt of leadership uninformed about sustainability and development. We are in a change or ...

Nigerian youths can significantly impact the outcome of the 2023 elections if they are intentional about what the future means ...

Therefore, there is no hiding place for the youths anymore. The excuse for not turning out to vote in the ...

Mr Buhari explained how the federal government achieved the resolution of all legal entanglements that had bogged down the progress ...

What many young Nigerians are not addressing is that we have been here before — the popular candidate, the mass ...

No one should tell us that we can no longer wait for Godot or sleep; instead of waiting for the ...

Insecurity is another big problem Nigeria is facing today and young Nigerians are bearing the brunt. A lot of youths ...

"My advice for Nigerian youths is that never let anybody tell you that you are the leaders of tomorrow."

With many courses in Nigerian universities becoming less marketable in the work world and students lacking employable skills when seeking ...

“It is not possible to see the change we desire. We cant change the system from outside.”

The reality show has commenced with an online audition for season seven.

The prevalence of drug abuse in Nigeria and its negative impact on public health and safety necessitate that all hands ...

INEC should be advised to allow the youth to participate in the political space in the country's interest. It must ...

What kind of society are we building? The frightening thing about the recent spate of homicides is that they are ...

Ms Mohammed urges the Nigerian youth to be proud of their country.

That ‘politics is different’ is the biggest illusion sold to youths. Politics determines the very existence of Nigeria, its economy ...

So far, over 12 persons have been reported killed amidst the protests.

The university also unveiled a mechanical maize planter capable of planting and applying fertilizer to the crop simultaneously.

Abstract:World Bank says Nigeria's greatest asset is not the oil but its population.

The physical screening was earlier scheduled to hold between December 4 and 14.

The president says he won’t forget the role young Nigerians played in his “historic” election

He said most Nigerian youth have been deceived into believing that to be a progressive you have to insult the ...