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 THE YOUTHS OF NIGERIA: THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE By Bridget Igwe As a nation, Nigeria is blessed with a vast array of talented and innovative youths who are eager to make a positive impact. From entrepreneurs to artists, musicians to writers, and tech enthusiasts to social activists, the potential for Nigerian youths to contribute to nation-building is enormous. Discovering your talent is the first step to making a difference. Every individual has a unique talent or skill that can be leveraged to create innovative solutions to the country's challenges. Whether it's writing, designing, coding, or singing, Nigerian youths can use their talents to drive positive change. Entrepreneurship is a powerful tool for nation-building, and Nigerian youths are already making waves in this area. By starting businesses, creating jobs, and driving innovation, young entrepreneurs are contributing to the country's economic growth and helping to build a more prosperous future. Nigerian youths ca...

A Good Governance and  Advocacy Group, Youth Advocates for Peace, Justice and Empowerment Network [YAPJEN] has called on the Inspector General of  Police Kayode  Egbetokun , the Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Police Command to ensure that the killers of Justice Azuka are made to face justice.  Late Justice Azuka who before his gruesome murder was the member representing Onitsha North 1 Constituency in the Anambra State House of Assembly. The law maker's body was found by the roadside of the second Niger Bridge. Azuka's lifeless body said to be already decomposing  was found by a joint team of security operatives in the early hours of Thursday, the 6th of February, 2025. This is coming 44 days after he was kidnapped  on December 24, 2024 along the Ugwunaobankpa Road in Inland Town, Onitsha, while returning home for Christmas.  In a Press Statement by the group's Director of Communication, Comrade Benedict Chidobem, Esq lamented the gruesome murde...

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will collaborate with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) National Students Council, Office Of The Senior Special Assistant To The President of Nigeria on Students Engagement towards the localisation of Sdgs in Nigeria's Educational Institutions.  This was disclosed by Dr. Lateef Idowu, the Secretary-General of the Nigerian National Commission for UNESCO (NATCOM UNESCO), when the SDG National Students Council led by its National Coordinator, Ambassador Timothy Nwachukwu paid a courtesy visit to the NATCOM UNESCO office in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city. Dr. Idowu, expressed UNESCO's commitment to advancing the SDGs, particularly Goal 4 which focuses on quality education. He praised the SDG council for its commitment in promoting the SDGs among Nigerian Students and Youths and pledged UNESCO's full support "UNESCO is dedicated to the SDGs and we believe the youth have a critical role to...