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Psychology of the Younger Generation and the Way Forward (1)
The word “youth–I have in mind people between the ages of 18 and 35, and for the sake of fairness and inclusion, we like to put between 36 and 45 as adults with the mind of youths. It is important first and foremost to note that every youth was born into a family, and the … Continue reading
African Continent: The Channel of Good and Evil, Peace and War
It is human to be sensitive and always adjust to his or her environment. This makes one of the characteristics of the human race in that they operate by thinking and the use of cognition as opposed to the animals who lead by instinct. The African Union, there is no doubt about it that they … Continue reading
Nigeria End SARS: From Lekki Massacre to Lekki Killings
The Cambridge University Dictionary definition of “massacre,” “nonsense”–Adesina Ogunlana The judicial panel of inquiry set up by the Lagos state government, Nigeria, and headed by a retired judge, Doris Okuwobi, has successfully submitted its reports and the white paper has been released by the Lagos state government. It is worthy of mention that the judicial panel of … Continue reading
Preventive Diplomacy: A Sure Way to World Peace
Peace and security are the engines that drive all other activities that make life worth living. Economic activities thrive only in an atmosphere of peace. So peace from the lowest cadre to the topmost is a must have, and this goes hand-in-hand with security. Where there is no peace, therefore, suffice it to say there is … Continue reading
Climate Change: One Earth, Many Worlds
It is an indisputable fact that the earth is just one, but there are many worlds which many who live in it are ignorant of. The understanding we have about climate change through science is a fact but limited in that science has just been able to discover the problem of climate change from the … Continue reading
The Politics of Climate Change
“The true end of education is not just to make the young learned but to make them love learning; not to make them industrious but to make them love industry; not to make them virtuous but to make them love virtue, not only to make them just, but to make them hunger and thirst after … Continue reading