TFESS presents ‘Making the sales’ entrepreneurship masterclass

The Future Enterprise Support Scheme (TFESS) presents a masterclass on “Making the Sales”. Making the sales simply is the act of selling something: the exchange of goods, services, or property for money. As an entrepreneur, making sales has become a very important issue as sales generate revenue. Running a business in Nigeria may be difficult... Read More

Citizenship, Sponsored

Business, entrepreneurship, making the sales, masterclass, TFESS, youth

October 25, 2016

The Future Enterprise Support Scheme (TFESS) presents a make-up training class for beginners

The Future Enterprise Support Scheme (TFESS) has organised a 3-day make-up training class scheduled to hold between the 21st and 23rd November, 2016. Research has shown that being a makeup artiste is becoming one of the most lucrative 21st century must-have skills for youths. Whilst young people are in one way or the other acquiring... Read More

Citizenship, Sponsored

enterprise, makeup, MUA, professionalism, skills, small business, TFESS, training, youth

October 24, 2016

Ifeoluwa Nihinlola: I hope someone calls them beloved

by Ifeoluwa Nihinlola There is something about Lagos, about this human chaos, about entering danfos and crawling into kekes and jumping on okadas and pushing against bodies reeking of sweat while dancing between pungent puddles that makes me wish I could read minds. Not all lives interest me. Some people are just derivatives of other people,... Read More

humanity, lagos, life, Love, nigerians, youth

October 24, 2016

Opinion: Youth inclusion in Governance is a key to sustainable development

by Babangida Ruma The youth can be a creative force and a dynamic source of innovations; however the youth also face poverty, barriers to education, and limited employment prospects and opportunities. In the area of political participation, eligibility for national parliament starts at 25 years old or older. 1.65% of parliamentarians around the world are... Read More

economy, education, election, nigeria, political thuggery, Politics, youth

October 24, 2016

Aderonke Adebanjo: The power of collaboration [NEW VOICES]

by Aderonke Adebanjo I have observed something that worries me and something I think as young Nigerians we need to change very quickly. With the way things are going and with the level of success a lot of young people have the potential to attain through the use of social media and other tools, I... Read More

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Biz Stone, collaboration, New Voices, nigeria, Secrets of Success, Success, youth

October 21, 2016

Omar Farouq: The youth in crisis [NEW VOICES]

by Omar Farouq I would never forget the day I left America to come back home to Nigeria. The 15th of August 2015 would forever be stuck in thoughts with my childish ways of throwing tantrums. I felt like I was in mourning which I was because America was life and I was losing it.... Read More

America, Entitlement, home training, New Voices, nigeria, Returnee, youth

October 16, 2016

Omoigui Osasogie: Do music that impacts positively on our youth [NEXT]

by Omoigui Osasogie Music is a form of entertainment whether secular or religious. According to the Oxford dictionary, music is an arrangement of sounds of one or more voices or instruments. Thoughts and emotions could be expressed through music. It allows deep expressions especially the traditional songs. Music is globally regarded as the food of... Read More

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africa, enetertainment, King Sunny Ade, Music, musicians, nigeria, wizkid, youth

October 16, 2016

Wilson Iyorah: Should the tough get going despite our current national difficulties? [Nigerian Voices]

by Wilson Iyorah Ever since the emergence of President Muhamadu Buhari as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, so much glimmers of hope have been in the air. so many Nigerians especially the masses anticipated a permanent relief from the scourge many believed the past administration have caused to the nation. Great expectations... Read More

Nigerian Voices

Change begins with me, economy, Niger Delta Avengers, Nigeria APC, PDP, recession, tough times, youth

October 13, 2016

The YNaija Tracklist: Fire outbreak kills twins in Ogun | Cash dictates justice in the judiciary – Sagay | 4 women accuse Trump of sexual assault

From the papers this morning – a Tracklist. Cash dictates justice in the judiciary – Prof. Sagay – YNaija 4 women accuse Trump of sexual assault – YNaija Fire outbreak kills twins in Ogun – YNaija Ogun police arrests 3 robbery suspects – YNaija Shi’ites, youth clashes in Kaduna, Katsina leave 12 dead – YNaija... Read More

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biafra, donald trump, DSS, IPOB, Muhammadu Buhari, police, Robbery, sagay, Shi'ites, The YNaija Tracklist, youth

October 13, 2016

Shi’ites, youth clashes in Kaduna, Katsina leave 12 dead

12 people have been confirmed dead and many injured in clashes between members of the Shi’ites group and youths in Katsina and Kaduna States. The group had staged a procession to celebrate Ashura Day when the clash took place in the two states. In Kaduan State, Funtua town, 10 people were killed in a bloody... Read More

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12 dead, clash, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, kaduna, katsina, Shi'ites, youth

October 12, 2016

4 killed as youth attack Shiites leader house in Kaduna

Four people were killed on Wednesday when irate youth attacked and killed four suspected members of the Shi’a sect, Premium Times reports. The youth from Tudun Wada community in Kaduna South Local Government Area also burnt down the house of the Shiite leader, Mukhtar Sahabi in the area. A Shiite leader said, “It’s the police that ordered the... Read More

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Attack, four killed, Mukhtar Sahabi, Shi'ites, youth

October 11, 2016

Here’s a slightly different take on Toke Makinwa’s vlog

They say there are three sides to a story: His side, her side and the truth. With opinions, there are as many as the sand on the seashore. Zizi (@zegbua on Twitter) has another take on Toke Makinwa’s advice to 20-somethings, and it differs from Tolu’s and Fola’s. Do see below. You know something though…... Read More

Fola Folayan, nigerians, toke makinwa, youth

October 11, 2016

We understand Toke Makinwa’s advice but it’s wrong, wrong, wrong!

Come let us reason together! Why is Toke Makinwa trending on Twitter for a video she put up on her vlog in July? Why is TwitterNG bashing the woman for sharing her opinion about youthful lifestyle? Her own opinion o. Not a guide to a generally acceptable way of life. And on what platform? Her... Read More

choices, Oprah Winfrey, toke makinwa, Toke Moments, twitter., vlog, youth

October 10, 2016

Ifeoluwa Egbetade: The man who couldn’t wait until tomorrow [Nigerian Voices]

by Ifeoluwa Egbetade Here’s a tale of a mummy’s pet. He isn’t a genius but believes in three things; 1) that whatever anyone can do, he can do better 2) that it’s better for him to love and lose out than never and 3) that procrastination is the chief enemy of progress. My name is... Read More

Nigerian Voices

dreamers, education, Success, youth, Zig Ziglar

October 10, 2016

Opinion: What’s the big deal about Iwobi and Iheanacho?

by Aderonke Bello Few months ago on my Facebook wall, in my usual manner of seeking public opinion about issues, I asked my friends about Iwobi whom I think is an average player. What’s the hype around him? Just because he plays at Arsenal or because he is the legendary JayJay Okocha’s nephew? Seriously what’s... Read More

drogba, football, Ibe, iwobi, nigeria, Nigeria versus Zambia, super eagles, youth

October 10, 2016

Aderonke Adebanjo: Nigerian parents need to know that marriage is not everything [NEW VOICES]

I was having a conversation with a friend recently – one that I’ve had a few times with different people – and every time I have this conversation, it sparks something in me and it usually gets me pretty worked up. You might have noticed, perhaps because it constitutes your personal experience, that most Nigerian... Read More

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cultural practices, FAMILY, Marriage, New Voices, nigeria, parenting, patriarchy, sticky, youth

October 10, 2016

Victor Daniel: I’m skinny and I mind [Nigerian Voices]

by Victor Daniel I’m in my room with nothing but a towel hanging loosely around my waist, a bath delayed in exchange for the company of my visiting friends, wandering in circles and laughing carelessly as I exchange banters with them. Sade is lying in bed, faced to the wall and reading a novel. Paying little... Read More

Nigerian Voices

Body Image, body shaming, looks, men, youth

October 6, 2016

Lekan Olanrewaju: The youth will NOT save Nigeria [New Voices]

by Lekan Olanrewaju “The youths, who are supposed to ask their leaders questions are the ones carrying brief cases for them.” Besides the work-free day and a presidential address, one of the certainties of a Nigerian Independence Day is a flood of ruminations about the country and the way forward. One source of such,... Read More

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Charly Boy, Femi Pedro, Hotel Majestic, independence, Independence Day, lekan olanrewaju, New Voices, youth

October 2, 2016

4 oil thieves arrested by Navy in Akwa Ibom

The Nigerian Navy has arrested four oil thieves in the Niger Delta. The thieves were arrested after youth of Ataba community in Akwa Ibom state alerted naval personnel on the activities of the suspects. In a statement signed by Commodore Christian Ezekobe, Director of Information the suspected thieves were arrested with 70 drums of refined Automotive... Read More

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Akwa Ibom, automotive gas oil (AGO), Nigerian Navy, oil thieves, youth

September 12, 2016

#Impact365: This NGO run by a 25-year-old is making so much difference

Charity With Ayaoba is a non-governmental organization started by a 25-year-old to help fight against child-hawking and educate young children. The NGO rose up to the task when it gathered a group of volunteers to teach children in Oyo state during the closure of schools in the state. In this interview with YNaija’s #Impact365, Esther Ayaoba, the... Read More

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charity with Ayaoba, child hawking, education, Impact365, nigeria, Oyo State, youth

September 7, 2016

President Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative face to face event 2016

The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) was founded by President Barack Obama with the goal of encouraging the growth and advancement of young Leaders across Africa. The Face to Face event is a new challenge that was launched to encourage hundreds of thousands of youth-based YALI community members, to take what they have learnt from... Read More

Know young people making an impact? Nominate them for the OYA awards 2016

Organizers of The Outstanding Young Achievers (OYA) awards have released the portal for nominations into various categories of the awards events set to hold in November, 2016. The OYA awards, an event which aims to recognize young people who are adding value and contributing to the growth of Nigeria will be rewarding entrepreneurs, innovators and... Read More

8 things young people going into politics need to now

I’ve discovered that most young people aspiring for public office have zero clue how real politics works especially those who genuinely want to make positive difference. You see, becoming the President of Nigeria was one of my many dreams and fantasies. But these days I’m not enthused by the idea of public office in Nigeria... Read More

nigeria, Politics, youth

August 17, 2016

Opinion: Deji Adeyanju is what e-intellectuals wish to be

By Shomoye Abiodun Never see this piece as means of either “famzing” (as called in the street parlance) or attempt to seek he (Adeyanju’s) attention and if you do, enjoy your session in the land of the gullible in peace. It’s no doubt that debate about youth importance in today’s system has been spearheaded by... Read More

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deji adeyanju, el rufai, PDP, Shomoye Abiodun, TV, youth

August 14, 2016

President Buhari should pay attention to this poll

This past week was notable for some who supported Buhari’s campaign having to come out openly to apologise for that support, and apologise to anyone they helped convince along the way. It is a sign of how bad the Buhari administration has performed since coming to power in May 2015 and how much support he... Read More

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boko haram, Canada, economy, nigeria, NOI Polls, polls, President Muhammdu Buhari, sticky, YNaija Polls, youth

August 12, 2016

International Youth Day: NLC tells FG to fulfill promise on job creation

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on Friday tasked the Federal Government to create jobs and ensure youths employment in the country as part of the fulfillment of its promises. The appeal was made in a statement by NLC General Secretary, Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson to commemorate the 2016 International Youth Day. Ozo-Esan said it was important... Read More

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2016 international youth day, Federal Government, job creation, Nigeria Labour Congress, Peter Ozo-Esan, youth, youths employment

August 12, 2016

Douglas Imaralu: Rethinking the Nigerian youth

The potential of Nigeria’s youth population is arguably contradictory: on one side, pockets of shinning stars; on the other, a largely untapped resource. But there is growing evidence that young people can be agents of change, when given a chance. As we commemorate International Youth Day, this article explores the implication of putting young people... Read More

Douglas Imaralu, International Youth Day, IYD, nelson mandela, nigeria, peak youth, Seun Onigbinde, youth

August 11, 2016

The Thread: Do you agree when Chimamanda says women of today are less progressive than their mothers

It is ten years since Chimamanda Adichie’s first book, Half of a Yellow Sun, was released to critical acclaim. Last Sunday, she was at London’s Southbank Centre and she spoke about the themes of love and war, and in response to a question, she gave this answer: "I feel like younger Nigerian women are even... Read More

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Adiche, chimamanda, feminism, nigeria, women, youth

August 8, 2016

Opinion: Why #NotTooYoungToRun Bill should be passed now

by Jude Feranmi In the last article on this series, I talked about the glass ceiling that is at the core of the many factors responsible for the myriad of negativity that currently bedevil the average Nigerian Youth and how this glass ceiling is about to be shattered through a bill that has passed second... Read More

APC, bill, KOWA, law, Leadership, nigeria, PDP, youth

August 3, 2016

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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entrepreneurship, impact, LEAP Africa, NGO, nigerians, society, youth

TFESS presents ‘Making the sales’ entrepreneurship masterclass

The Future Enterprise Support Scheme (TFESS) presents a make-up training class for beginners

Ifeoluwa Nihinlola: I hope someone calls them beloved

Opinion: Youth inclusion in Governance is a key to sustainable development

Aderonke Adebanjo: The power of collaboration [NEW VOICES]

Omar Farouq: The youth in crisis [NEW VOICES]

Omoigui Osasogie: Do music that impacts positively on our youth [NEXT]

Wilson Iyorah: Should the tough get going despite our current national difficulties? [Nigerian Voices]

The YNaija Tracklist: Fire outbreak kills twins in Ogun | Cash dictates justice in the judiciary – Sagay | 4 women accuse Trump of sexual assault

Shi’ites, youth clashes in Kaduna, Katsina leave 12 dead

4 killed as youth attack Shiites leader house in Kaduna

Here’s a slightly different take on Toke Makinwa’s vlog

We understand Toke Makinwa’s advice but it’s wrong, wrong, wrong!

Ifeoluwa Egbetade: The man who couldn’t wait until tomorrow [Nigerian Voices]

Opinion: What’s the big deal about Iwobi and Iheanacho?

Aderonke Adebanjo: Nigerian parents need to know that marriage is not everything [NEW VOICES]

Victor Daniel: I’m skinny and I mind [Nigerian Voices]

Lekan Olanrewaju: The youth will NOT save Nigeria [New Voices]

4 oil thieves arrested by Navy in Akwa Ibom

#Impact365: This NGO run by a 25-year-old is making so much difference

President Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative face to face event 2016

Know young people making an impact? Nominate them for the OYA awards 2016

8 things young people going into politics need to now

Opinion: Deji Adeyanju is what e-intellectuals wish to be

President Buhari should pay attention to this poll

International Youth Day: NLC tells FG to fulfill promise on job creation

Douglas Imaralu: Rethinking the Nigerian youth

The Thread: Do you agree when Chimamanda says women of today are less progressive than their mothers

Opinion: Why #NotTooYoungToRun Bill should be passed now

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

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