Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed has said the standards of living of Nigerians will improve as the country exited recession. Mohammed said this on Friday in Abuja when he received Broadcast Media Editors in his office. The minister explained that “an economy that is just coming out of recession is like a man... Read More

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September 6, 2017

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Nigerians won’t feel impact of exiting recession immediately – NBS

Chief Executive Officer, National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Dr Yemi Kale has said Nigerians may not immediately feel the effect of coming out of recession. Kale, the Statistician-General of the Federation, made the statement in Abuja on Wednesday at a news conference. “There is a different stage Nigeria must go through before the masses will feel... Read More

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August 29, 2017

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Nigerians did not feel impact of FG’s 2016 capital projects spending – Reps

Members of the House of Representatives have said Nigerians felt no impact of N1.3trn the Federal Government claimed it spent on capital projects in 2016. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo had said the government spent the money last year, stating that it was the highest in history. Chairman, House Committee on Interior, Mr. Adams Jagaba has however... Read More

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May 13, 2017

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#Impact365: Dolapo Sijuwade Foundation educates youths on finding confidence

On Saturday 29th of April, The Dolapo Sijuwade Foundation held its first workshop for the year at the Olusola Lanre Coaching Academy, Lekki. The workshop themed Confidence; Finding it and Living it, was an educative and fun filled interactive session as Dolapo gave insightful tips about developing and building self-confidence. Moriam Ajaga, co-founder of the... Read More

#Impact365: Wana Udobang has raised over N3 million for cancer, and she is still on the march

1k4cancer initiative, founded by popular media personality and writer, Wana Udobang, has raised over 3 million naira to assist cancer stricken women from low income homes. Udobang, a youth mentor and public speaker, is also producer of the documentary film Sensitive Skin which highlights the effects of the skin condition Psoriasis. She is also the... Read More

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August 3, 2016

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Interview: LEAP Africa has equipped over 30,000 youth – and is still on the matter

Founded in 2012 by Ndidi Nwuneli, Leadership, Effective, Accountability and Professionalism (LEAP) Africa is a Non-Governmental Organization that has trained thousands of young Nigerians and entrepreneurs on being effective leaders and development of skills. In this interview with YNaija’s #Impact365 series, Kehinde Ayeni, Communications Officer of LEAP Africa speaks on the work the organization is doing.... Read More

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July 17, 2016

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Impact365: How VGF is helping children to explore their treasures

Nigeria has one the highest number of children that are out of school and uneducated -mostly for reasons ranging from poverty to lack of opportunity. In a bid to stamp this out, Valuable Generation Foundation (VGF), a non-governmental organization, is working to sponsor less privileged children educationally. The NGO has initiated a scholarship award programme that... Read More

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January 14, 2014

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United Nations endorses GenVoices: This “has a possibility to have a positive and defining impact on the rest of Africa”

by Oge Okonkwo Ahead of its historic Telethon, The United Nations has endorsed Generational Voices (GenVoices), the project-driven platform to harness the offline and online energy of young Nigerians for practical efforts towards nation building. The Telethon will be hosted on Saturday, 18 January 2013 and broadcast on Channels Television to over 10 million Nigerians... Read More

January 7, 2014

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Opinion: My fellow Nigerian youth, it’s time to get involved

by Cornel Osigwe For example. Jesus Christ made the greatest impact that changed the world as a youth between the ages of 30-33 years Napoleon Bonaparte led the world as a youth Happy New Year My Fellow Nigerian Youth Does it ever worry you that history which neither personal wealth or power can pre-empt will... Read More

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February 28, 2013

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The ‘dark side’ of leadership: The impact of a bad boss can go viral though the office

by Alice G. Walton If your boss has it in for you, there’s a good chance that your colleagues are feeling it, too – and reacting to the negative energy in turn. If your boss has it in for you, there’s a good chance that your colleagues are feeling it, too – and reacting to... Read More

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Stop attempting to politicise Nigeria’s exit from recession – Lai Mohammed

Nigerians won’t feel impact of exiting recession immediately – NBS

Nigerians did not feel impact of FG’s 2016 capital projects spending – Reps

#Impact365: Dolapo Sijuwade Foundation educates youths on finding confidence

#Impact365: Wana Udobang has raised over N3 million for cancer, and she is still on the march

Interview: LEAP Africa has equipped over 30,000 youth – and is still on the matter

Impact365: How VGF is helping children to explore their treasures

United Nations endorses GenVoices: This “has a possibility to have a positive and defining impact on the rest of Africa”

Opinion: My fellow Nigerian youth, it’s time to get involved

The ‘dark side’ of leadership: The impact of a bad boss can go viral though the office

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