Govt. great youth policies are not implemented – Johnson Abbaly
Johnson Abbaly is a youth advocate who has dedicated a bout a decade into youth inspiring-work across the world. As a conceptual theorist, his work on “Strategic Time Windows” has enhanced the understanding of young people about time shifts and seasons, and to help clear a path for the next generation. His book, “Unleashed” has sparked up renewed hope for young people. Abbaly is a much sought after conference speaker and consultant who routinely trains corporate organisations' staff on how to unlock the organisation’s brain-power and maximise their human resource potentials.
You can’t achieve your dreams without adequate preparations- Kizito Egeonu
Two years ago, Kizito Egeonu’s story changed tremendously when at age 20 he clinched a Telecommunication’s Consumer Promotions mouth watering sum of One million dollars. What is most interesting about him is not the fact that he emerged winner of the competition but that he is a versatile young man. He shares his inspiring story with Youthful Vibes.
Young Nigerians making the difference
Israel Okoduwa popularly known as Israel Gospel is a graduate of Micro Biology from Ambrose Alli University and he is currently pursing a master’s degree….
Young Nigerians making the difference
BETHEL E.C. WILLIAMS-OKEZIE
Bethel is the President of FORESIGHT INITIATIVES and IT Manager of Greenolive Multimedia Solutions. He has been an expert on ICT Solutions since 2002 and has served as consultant to various organizations in Nigeria, Africa, America and Europe.
For me, the world is a classroom – Joan.Osa Oviawe
Joan.Osa Oviawe represents a growing cadre of young Nigerians in the Diaspora who are determined to use the internet for social change. In her case, Ms. Oviawe is using the worldwide Web as a platform to launch what she calls Voices of Edo Women (ViEW). She has been nicknamed “The People’s sister.
I believe in change and the future of Africa through strategic planning and brand repositioning – Victoria
Victoria O. Adigun is in her early 20’s and a Nigerian youth in the Diaspora. She is passionate about developing the Nigerian entertainment industry through her efforts to work against every negative image that is damaging to the country.
My effort to help youths plan their career- Obanla
Folashade Obanla, 23, is a graduate of Business Administration from Nasarawa State University. She is not relenting in giving back to the society. She is doing great things in Nasarawa State. This weekend, she shares how her passion gave birth to constructive influence.
The world belongs to us, all change needs is us.
Weekend Youthful Vibes had a chat with an interesting young leader who is making positive impact in the Nigerian Society. Igbekele Tope, is an orphan but a dynamic young man with great insight about the economy of Nigeria and the international community.
Young Nigerians Making The Difference
LAGOS Project Friendship Initiative The Nigerian young heroes living in the vulnerable community cared by Project friendship initiative in Alimosho local Government area. Isheri _ Olofin were all out to shout for peace to commemorate the 51st Independence Day Anniversary.
I encourage Nigerian youths to see Nigeria’s success as a project – Ukoko
Young people have often been considered as vulnerable and with the potential of the future. There have been several arguments that young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow but also leaders of today as it is believed that leadership starts from our circle of influence.
