Beyond Church Activities in Nigeria: The Unseen Struggles of Young Christians By Oluwatosin Anthony Adesanya
A Call for the Church to Look Beyond Service and Become More Intentional About Youth Development
For the past six years, serving as a Youth President in my local church has exposed me to certain realities about the lives of young people that I believe deserve more attention within our churches.
It has been a burden in my heart for some time, and I believe it is time to express it.
Nigerian Voices of Hope: Inspiring Positivity Through Music By Abraham Kamanu Cyril (AB Gospel)
Nigeria is a country of resilient people. Every day, millions of Nigerians face economic pressure, uncertainty, unemployment, rising living costs and personal challenges, yet they continue to work, learn, create and pursue better lives. In the middle of these realities, positivity is not simply about being cheerful. It is about maintaining hope, choosing constructive action and encouraging others even when circumstances are difficult.
Why Learning in Nigeria Doesn’t Stop at the Classroom Door By Onyinye Tella Ogbuka
“Students are a reflection of their teachers.”
It is a popular statement, and for a long time, I believed it. But looking at the reality of education today, I would not stop there. Learners are shaped by the adults and environments they experience, both in and beyond the classroom.
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Identity of Nigerian Youth: Leadership, Purpose and Responsibility
Conversation Paper Presented
by
Mr. Uduak O. Udom
On Rescue the Boys Mission Outreach, Karu, Abuja, FCT
24th June, 2026
“Let no man despise thy youth, but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity.”
– 1 Timothy 4: 12
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You Are Not Alone: The Nigerian Story By Martins Richard Ugbegu
Let me tell you a story.
It’s a story of pain, a story of loss, and a story of fear. But it’s not a sad story.
At this moment in time, many citizens of Nigeria have lost so much. Some have lost their families, some their homes, others their friends. But the majority have lost their peace of mind.
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The Silent Crisis: How Social Media is Fueling Youth Unemployment in Nigeria By Abdulrahman Sikirullah (Department of Mass Communication, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University)
In the bustling digital corridors of Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter), Nigerian youths scroll endlessly, chasing likes, followers, and fleeting virality. Yet, behind the filtered smiles and dance challenges lies a harsh reality: a generation increasingly disconnected from the skills needed to thrive in a competitive economy.
Communication Dilemma in Nigerian Romantic Relationships By Peter Sabastine Zahu
When it comes to the issue of communication in a typical Nigerian relationship, there is always an imbalance, a product of a lot of assumptions that have passed for doctrines of late.
At first, it might seem like a principle borrowed from economics, division of labour, but in reality, it’s the irresponsibility of one partner being laid back and allowing the other, the man, carry all the weight.
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