…pageant celebrates fashion, culture, leadership and career development among young Nigerians. Two days before news of his death broke, the organisation shared a video of Mbaya completing one of his runway tasks. Ibrahim Mbaya. Photo credit: Ibrahim | Instagram 4) His last Instagram post reflected a message of peace Mba…

…Nigeria and returned safely to Enugu. Using the experience as a warning, the man advised young Nigerians against travelling to join internet fraud groups, describing such operations as a form of modern-day slavery. He instead encouraged youths to learn legitimate vocational skills such as mechanics, barbering or plumbi…

…in Ilorin, financial market and technology expert Abubakar Bello also cautioned young Nigerians against chasing quick wealth through betting and other get-rich-quick schemes that promise overnight success without creating genuine value. Bello, the 32-year-old Ilorin-born tech expert, drew from nearly a decade of profes…

…the manpower supplier of the world. We need to produce competent, skilled and educated young Nigerians who will drive our economy, contribute to Africa’s growth and compete successfully across the world,” Alausa said. He explained that the Federal Government had aggressively expanded admissions into health-related prog…

…future, or merely preparing them to look for jobs in systems built by other countries? Young Nigerians are often encouraged to learn how to use AI tools. That is useful, but it is not enough. The next generation must also learn how to build the tools. They must understand data; study algorithms; engage in research; dev…

The Founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, David Oyedepo, has advised young Nigerians to steer clear of sports betting, saying it is not a reliable path to wealth or lasting success. Delivering a sermon on Sunday, the cleric warned that gambling could rob young people of their future. The clergy stressed that genuin…

…the manpower supplier of the world. We need to produce competent, skilled, and educated young Nigerians who will drive our economy, contribute to Africa’s growth, and compete successfully across the world,” the minister said. In one of the administration’s most significant interventions, Alausa revealed that annual adm…

…needs. He said improving industrial competitiveness would create jobs for millions of young Nigerians, strengthen the naira through higher exports and import substitution, and reduce emigration. “The reform half of Nigeria’s story has been written. “The industrial half will be written in kilowatt-hours, lending rates a…

…violence, attacks on travellers, and other security threats is increasingly shaping how young Nigerians view the once-celebrated national service scheme. For many families, receiving a call-up letter no longer symbolises adventure or opportunity. Instead, it sparks difficult conversations about safety, emergency plans,…

…a new Silicon Valley Tech Bridge partnership with San José State University to train young Nigerians in emerging technologies. On the economic front, she revealed that diaspora remittances increased from $17bn in 2019 to more than $21bn in 2025, while investment summits had been scheduled for Abuja and Toronto in Augus…

…application fee and N150,000 toward tuition. A new scholarship programme is giving young Nigerians access to tech education Photo: Bloomberg>The scholarship can be used to study any eligible diploma programme offered by AltSchool Africa.From breaking news to viral moments. Follow Legit.ng on Instagram.Speaking about

…the programme as a youth development partner, said the initiative would focus on helping young Nigerians build discipline, resilience and practical career skills while preparing them for opportunities after the NYSC programme.

…into the Ibru Foundation to support education, entrepreneurship, and opportunities for young Nigerians. According to him, the initiative reflected the late Michael Ibru’s belief that enterprise and wealth creation remain the most effective antidotes to poverty. “I believe the future of this country is in enterprise. I…

…on Tourism Idris Aregbe launched the Renewed Hope Creative and Innovative Hub to equip young Nigerians with digital, creative and entrepreneurial skillsThe hub will provide skills training, mentorship, leadership development and enterprise support to help youths secure employment, start businesses and become self-relia…

…be jittery when Governor Makinde is coming with the full support of over 50 million young Nigerians whose destinies are being caged by the Tinubu administration and who are now rallying with our Presidential candidate as the face of the new Nigeria they eagerly seek and for which they are ready to vote in 2027 and defe…

…development partners to intensify advocacy for technical education and encourage more young Nigerians to embrace vocational skills. The Federal Government has in recent years intensified efforts to reposition Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as a major pillar of its education reform agenda. The Mi…

…for education has continued to inspire hope and shape the aspirations of countless young Nigerians. She noted that his words, actions, and consistent investments in human capital have reinforced the belief that education remains the most powerful catalyst for building a prosperous and inclusive nation. The university s…

…Limited, has commenced a 12-month Oil and Gas Field Readiness Training Programme for 300 young Nigerians to equip them with technical and professional skills for careers in the petroleum industry. The programme, which targets graduates in mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering, comprises three months of…

…shared the principles that shaped his entrepreneurial journey, offering lessons for young Nigerians seeking to build successful businesses. Inspired by a dream Aboyeji said his entrepreneurial journey began after watching The Social Network, a movie based on the rise of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg. “The really fu…

…he said. Odoh lamented the country’s economic and security challenges, saying many young Nigerians no longer see a future in the country. “Nigeria has enormous potential, but many young people no longer see a future here. Today, many workers can barely survive on their salaries. Justice, fairness and the rule of law ar…

…of the 10th House. He said the Youth Town Hall had become a permanent platform for young Nigerians to contribute directly to legislation and public policy. “Many of the ideas now reflected in the ongoing constitutional amendment proposals and other national policies were shaped by contributions made during previous edi…

…misuse continues to pose a significant threat to public health, particularly among young Nigerians. It added that it supported the summit by providing technical guidance aimed at ensuring that drug control policies do not undermine access to essential medicines for patients who genuinely need them. “Drug misuse remains…

…in low-productivity, low-paying informal jobs. It projected that about 60 million young Nigerians would enter the labour force over the next decade, making employment generation Nigeria’s most urgent development priority. The World Bank also raised concerns over the country’s limited social protection coverage. Accordi…

…talent. The event, which showcased the vocal talents of several visually impaired young Nigerians, was co-sponsored by United Nigeria Airlines as part of its continued support for persons living with disabilities. Organisers say the initiative was designed to give visually impaired talents a platform to express themsel…

Thousands of young Nigerians gathered at Meena Events Centre, Kano, for MTN Nigeria’s The Gathering on 100 on Saturday July 11th. The city transformed into an immersive space for entrepreneurship, creativity, gaming, networking and entertainment. The post ‘The Gathering’ on 100 arrives in Kano as MTN expands youth entr…