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Nigerian Youths Express Concern Over Corruption and Governance

Nigerian Youths Express Concern Over Corruption and GovernanceAs a matter of growing concern, many Nigerian youths are increasingly worried about the impact of corruption on the country’s political, economic, and social development. From discussions among students and youth groups, it is clear that corruption continues to affect everyday life and future opportunities. More young people

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STUDENT ENCOURAGED TO SPEAK UP ON MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES

Many students stay up late at night trying to finish assignments while also dealing with stress from school and social media. Even though they may look fine on the outside, many students are quietly struggling with their mental health and are not speaking up about it. Students today face many challenges, including stress, anxiety, academic

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AFRICAN VOICES IN GLOBAL CONVERSATIONS

Young Africans are becoming more active participants in global discussions on politics, technology, climate change, and social development. Experts and youth advocates continue to emphasize the importance of including African perspectives, especially since Africa has one of the youngest populations in the world. This growing presence reflects a shift where African youth are no longer

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Is Entrepreneurship Overhyped for Students?

In recent years, entrepreneurship has become very popular among students. Everywhere you look, people are talking about “starting your own business” and “being your own boss.” Schools, social media, and even family members often encourage students to think about business ideas early. But this raises an important question, is entrepreneurship being overhyped for students? In

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RISING CONCERNS OVER FEMALE STUDENT SAFETY ON NIGERIAN CAMPUSES

A FEATURE Concerns about the safety of female students on Nigerian campuses are growing, as reports of harassment, insecurity, and unsafe environments continue to surface. Universities, which are meant to provide safe spaces for learning and personal development, are increasingly under scrutiny for how they protect their students especially young women. Recent observations and student

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HOW WHATSAPP HAS CHANGED THE WAY NIGERIANS CONSUME NEWS.

AN EXPLAINER WhatsApp has fundamentally shifted how Nigerians consume news, moving from a reliance on traditional media (radio, television, newspapers) to a fast-paced, digital, and often unverified environment driven by peer-to-peer sharing. With over 51 million users, the platform acts as a “walled garden” for information, connecting diverse, localized, and even rural networks, sometimes outpacing

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