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AfricaNXT 2023: Experts advocate partnerships, tech to drive content growth

Some experts from different fields in the creative industry have implored innovators, content creators, and news outlets to collaborate with external parties and adopt technology to drive growth for global reach, visibility,

1 year ago

by Guardian Nigeria

A stunting sense of entitlement (2)

They drive into fuel stations amidst the long queues occasioned by fuel scarcity and demand and get fuel at the ‘right price’ while others look on helplessly. Their most common victims are

9 years ago

Youth Speak

Chibok girls: 600 days later

Six Hundred days is a long time not to have seen someone, let alone one’s sibling, daughter, son or family member. How does one comprehend the emotional, psychological trauma parents, siblings and

9 years ago

Features·Youth Speak

A stunting sense of entitlement (1)

It was John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States who said: ‘My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for

9 years ago

Features·Youth Speak

On the threshold: Building a new Nigeria

A cursory look at life situations and the persisting vagaries of everyday existence, leads us to realise an inescapable fact – we live life everyday on the edge, on the brink, on

9 years ago

Features·Youth Speak

Kogi 2015: A crumbling oligarchy and the divine verdict

THE sudden and untimely demise of Prince Abubakar Audu just when he was about clinching the peoples mandate has without doubt opened up potentials for political gladiators to inherit the votes freely

9 years ago

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Psychological imperialism and our tardy voyage to collective discovery (2)

In psychology, what constitutes intelligence can’t be absolutely universal. We can’t say because a drummer boy can’t read the language of Stern’s test, English, but can use the drums to ‘speak in

9 years ago

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Dressing, vogue and decency (2)

It is, however, a sad commentary to note that the youths of nowadays and even adult parents, are daily losing their sense of decency in the name of vogue, modernity, “new school”

9 years ago

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Dressing, vogue and decency (1)

TO begin with, I would want to define what a dress is. Dress according to Cambridge dictionary, is defined as a piece of clothing (dressing) for women or girls (and boys alike)-

9 years ago

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Time to fight indiscipline again

It was our learned writer, Chinua Achebe, who ran into trouble for writing on the trouble with Nigeria. That, notwithstanding, I make haste to borrow his view on indiscipline.

9 years ago

Features·Youth Speak

The quest for independent candidacy

Angus Stanley King, Jr. is an American politician and the junior United States Senator from the state of Maine. He is the founder and vice president of Energy Companies.

9 years ago

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Youth Speak - Page 2

AfricaNXT 2023: Experts advocate partnerships, tech to drive content growth

A stunting sense of entitlement (2)

Chibok girls: 600 days later

A stunting sense of entitlement (1)

On the threshold: Building a new Nigeria

Kogi 2015: A crumbling oligarchy and the divine verdict

Psychological imperialism and our tardy voyage to collective discovery (2)

Dressing, vogue and decency (2)

Dressing, vogue and decency (1)

Time to fight indiscipline again

The quest for independent candidacy

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