Young people feel strong. Young people feel energetic. Young people feel invincible. However, young people are human, young people get sick, and young people need health insurance to cover their medical needs. Young people are also children of old people. Those old people need healthcare. It would help if they…

In April last year, an American artist by the name of Logic released a song titled “1–800–273–8255.” That song title also doubles as the telephone number for America’s National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The opening lyrics go as follows: “I’ve been on the low I been taking my time I feel…

Back in 1987, around the time when a number of our youth suffering from drug addiction today were born, a rapper named KRS-One formed the “Stop the violence” movement. …

It is common knowledge that a good education is the pathway to success for the youth. There’s currently an education debate going on across the globe. …

Earlier this week, an intriguing Presidential campaign flier surfaced online It features Biola Alabi, founder and Managing Partner of Bola Alabi media (pictured below), and Fela Durotoye, CEO of the Gemstone Group, a leadership development institution. …

With the Nigerian Senate passing the #NotToYoungToRun Bill, We asked some Nigerian youth what they would do different if they were in office…and they gave us varying answers which has provided some insights into the pressing issues facing the Nigerian youth. Originally published at thepublicsenate.com.ng on December 5, 2017.

What would you do with N421 million? At the current exchange rate of N364/$, that’s $1.1 million. The type of windfall that can guarantee a better life for the average Nigerian. Credit to the Senate for passing the Whistleblower Protection bill this year. …

It’s really not as shocking as it sounds. To be clear, to make the case that Prostitution be legalized is not to say that we want out daughters and sons going into the field of work. That’s their choice to make as adults but when one considers that most sex…

If the Senate had a theme song for 2017, what would it be? “Work” by Rihanna featuring Drake comes to mind and the opening lyrics “Work, work, work, work work” are quite appropriate to personify the effort that was put into identifying key areas of Nigeria that need improvement, and…