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The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has pledged to take disciplinary action against police officers shown in a widely circulated video allegedly harassing two young men in Lagos. The incident, which occurred in the Abulado area on Saturday, March 4, has drawn significant public criticism.
A recent initiative, the Active Citizens Hangout in Ibadan, is presented as a novel approach to civic engagement. This model aims to bridge the gap between traditional governance structures and youth participation by creating accessible and interactive platforms for dialogue and accountability.
The Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation warns that approximately 14.3 million Nigerians are involved in drug usage, primarily affecting the youth. This troubling trend has been classified as a national emergency necessitating prompt action from government and community stakeholders.
Joe Igbokwe, a prominent member of the APC, has expressed concerns about the moral decay in the South East, claiming that the region is nurturing 'monsters' without realizing it. He highlights a lack of proper upbringing and cultural understanding among the youth.
Bill Ready, the CEO of Pinterest, has urged global leaders to impose a ban on social media for individuals below the age of 16, highlighting the need for regulations and accountability in the digital space.
Nnayi, a Nigerian cybersecurity expert, shares his stunning transformation following his relocation to Ireland, encouraging young people to explore opportunities abroad. He reflects on how staying in Nigeria could have led to a limiting life as a laborer.
A commentary by Omuwa Odiodio highlights the struggles young Nigerians face in launching their careers due to systemic delays and age restrictions in graduate programs. The piece offers advice on proactive preparation and global outlook to overcome these hurdles.
The NDLEA emphasizes the urgent need for collective efforts from families and communities to combat growing drug abuse among youths in Anambra, viewed as a significant public health threat.
Dr. Aisha Oyebode Muhammed reflects on the significant leadership of Murtala Muhammed, commending his impact on Africa's independence and emphasizing the need for today's youth to learn from his legacy.
Medical experts have raised concerns regarding the potential mental health issues stemming from excessive social media and smartphone usage. They highlight risks such as depression, anxiety, and poor academic performance, particularly among young individuals.
Two teenage girls from Benue State were rescued in Abuja after they reportedly used their school fees to travel to the capital. They had left home seeking work due to circumstances unknown to their parents.
Vice President Kashim Shettima is preparing to launch a new initiative aimed at empowering Nigerian women, youth, and children. The event is scheduled for January 28, 2026, at the State House Conference Centre in Abuja.
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