FOI Act: A Tool for Better Youth Engagement
As a new entrant to the Abakaliki orientation camp in Ebonyi State, Ade had wondered how much it would cost the government...
When wealth breeds rage: African youth hold key to continent's 2nd liberation
Across the Middle East and North Africa, superficial political calm has been shattered by convulsions of rage. Idealistic young protesters have toppled some of the most ruthless and well-resourced political strongmen on the planet...
Coalition Of NGOs Calls On Akwa Ibom State Government To Publish Findings Of Witchcraft Commission In FullA coalition of leading international and Nigerian child rights NGOs has called upon the Akwa Ibom State Government to publicly release the findings of the Commission of Inquiry into Witchcraft Accusations.
Africa Leadership Forum Supports Legislative Internship
The Africa Leadership Forum (ALF) is training a crop of young Nigerians to get better acquainted with legislative procedure through its Legislative Internship Project (LIP)....
Child Labour in Osun State
In spite of the refrain that children are the future leaders, they are hardly accorded deserving attention and protection that could secure their future...
Mandela at 93By Onojomo Orere
IN recent history of mankind, no other leader commands such world attention as him. He is celebrated as much outside his country as in his native land.
Growing Up Female in Cameroun:Dadine Dsandjon
“Young people need to be educated about their sexual rights. In Cameroun, the rights of young women are violated all the time. Many women don’t know that they have the right to decide with whom and when to have sexual relations.”
Stephen Biko (18 December 1946 – 12 September 1977) was a noted anti-apartheid activist in South Africa in the 1960s and 1970s. A student leader, he later founded the Black Consciousness Movement which would empower and mobilize much of the urban black population.
