On p.39 of my 2021 book Unrealised Gains of Nigerian Independence, I drew the attention of Nigerian youths to the age of each of the 22 members of the British government as of February 13, 2020 cabinet reshuffle.

The task at hand is a very serious and urgent one, because we are about to lose millions of our young people whose teeth are on edge today because their fathers and uncles have eaten sour grapes.

In 2020, Nigeria also experienced its deepest recession in two decades, plunging almost 100 million people below the poverty line.

The case of the former Vice-President of Nigeria, His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is worse than that of Tinubu in a million ways.

In solidarity and shared learning, an increasing number of Nigerian youths from Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt to Uyo, are exploring opportunities in the global financial market to create wealth and reduce the scourge of poverty.

The Vice Chancellor, Augustine University, Ilara (AUI), Epe, Prof. Christopher Odetunde, has said despite what some people see as a bleak future for the country, youths can positively change the narrative through hard work, improved moral standing and thinking out of the box.

Since the news filtered in that four under-20 boys were caught with the head of Sofiat Okeowo in Ogun State, the latest in the series of alleged money ritual killings

The current health situation of Nigerian youths is disheartening and worrisome considering their engagement into hard drug abuses. Over 11 per cent of youth’s population in Nigeria take hard drugs like Syrup,...

Yahaya Bello of Kogi has called on Nigerian youths to make their numbers count and not be political spectators in the country’s 2023 general elections and democratic processes.

Of course, climate change has given everyone enormous concerns. It may be arguable that since the world has seen periods in history where temperatures have risen without the world coming to an end, a rise above 1.5 degree may also come and go.

In commemoration of one-year anniversary of the EndSARS protests, Centre for Civic Citizens Welfare and Community Development (CWCD) Africa, in partnership with the Open Society of West Africa (OSIWA) has launched a digital intervention platform Backup, in fight against police brutality.

Expand Global Industries Limited (EGIL) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting youth-oriented programmes especially in Nigeria. Chairman and Managing Director of EGIL, Rajat Kapur, stated this in Lagos when the firm hosted the Nigerian Idol Season Six Top 11 led by Kingdom Kroseide, the Season 6 winner. This was the second time that winners visited…